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@chereverywhere@leahmcelrath Mastodon is calm & friendly, but very different to Xitter & Threads.
Bluespace is rather strange, but seems popular with trans people & furries.
@chereverywhere@leahmcelrath Threads is rapidly growing into something like the old, happy, friendly Twitter of years ago, so it has already become my favourite. The Europeans aren't allowed in yet (apart from UK), & not all of the news outlets are active, but that is changing.
Another Express poll needs correcting.
The link below takes you straight to the poll, avoiding all the horrid ads on their website. (Ignore the request for an email address. It works without.)
Please spread the word so that this can look healthier soon!
https://t.co/7uDQZX38H3
"Renault and Aston Martin backer Geely to launch UK firm injecting £6bn and creating 19,000 jobs"
Gosh, doesn't that sound great? Tory MPs and the RW press have been feasting on the story.
Pity it's not true.
Let's take this step by step...
1/12
https://t.co/4buUTGORjx
Given the amount of interest a tweet showing a photo of an empty cycle lane got, I thought it's a good time to bust out this one again.
Cycle lanes and footpath don't appear congested as they (mostly) allow people to move through quickly and efficiently.
The Inquiries Act states that the Chair of a public inquiry, such as the Covid Inquiry, has the legal right to demand any documentary evidence that relates to their work.
It is up to the Chair, rather than the holder of the evidence to decide whether any request is reasonable.
You could fit 48 car parking spaces into this town square in Warwick, at a push. With average car occupancy of 1.6, that'd serve around 77 people, roughly indicated in red.
But by creating a brilliant public space, with regular events, local businesses benefit much, much more.
GB news won’t be reporting this make or break moment for parliamentary democracy but we will. We may not have their millionaire backers but are doing our best to get the facts to the country. If you are with us RT & follow. Let’s do this TOGETHER