A graduate earning £50k will pay a *higher* marginal rate (51%) than someone on £150K (42%)
A graduate earning £25k will pay a 40% marginal rate, just 2 points less than top earners.
It's now over two weeks since my favourite cycle lane, #C9, fully opened along its entire length from Hammersmith to Kew Bridge, so I wanted to do a quick thread about Network Effects and the politics of road space reallocation in London and elsewhere
1/n https://t.co/TgMcUFY1mn
There are reports of 30+ being able to book their boosters here. (This may vary due to a couple of things, but very much worth trying.)
https://t.co/cqiBPo11cW
Kennington's Montgomery Hall Community Centre is giving covid boosters to walk-ins. I'm there now - fast moving queue, should be less than 30mins for the whole thing.
a helpful reminder that, while we were (rightly) worrying about the high case rates in schools, we passed by the (gratifying) lack of spread amongst university students - helped no doubt by recent vaccination, and high levels of infection-acquired immunity.
Teenager or booster-eligible but not called up through your school or GP yet?
There's some updates on the national booking system today. Take a look.
https://t.co/yihROHQmCU
As the government plans to cut the student loan repayment threshold, a reminder that a graduate earning £27,295 already pays a marginal tax rate of *42.25%*. https://t.co/slXa3bt42V…
Reminder: climate change is making extreme rainfall more intense & more frequent. This will continue until greenhouse gas emissions reach ‘net-zero’. After that, it will not get better, it will just stop getting worse. The earlier we act the less bad the consequences.
Stay safe.
French bookings for vaccinations over time.
Spot the day Emmanuel Macron told the nation that if they weren't double-vaxxed, they couldn't go into a cafe.
⚠️ Everyone over the age of 11 who lives or works in Lambeth is being asked to take a PCR test for COVID-19 test after new cases of the variant first identified in South Africa were found in the borough.
Details: https://t.co/rXYAA25YwT
Dear media friends: you're missing a story. It's called "Further Education". It involves more than 2 million people and the economic future of the UK, as well as 'levelling up' and the state of politics in general. A thread about an @SMFthinktank essay. 1/ https://t.co/CwOv1gp6Ev