I do sympathise with those people who complain about unsightly wind turbines, solar panel arrays etc.
Sadly we can't go back to the aesthetic beauty of coal-fired power stations...
A Green councillor in Walker has urged Newcastle City Council to take on a "prevalent myth" that council housing is being used as accommodation for asylum seekers
“I felt like giving back to the community by volunteering at nurdle cleaning at the Beach, my participation in the effort symbolises me as a Newcastle resident, not necessarily an asylum seeker” | North East Bylines
I wonder how many people would vote for Reform UK
if they knew that 'Man-of-th-People Nigel Farage thinks
services for the poorest people need to be slashed
in order to pay for millionaires paying less tax ...
"Local families are fuming......"
via We Demand UK
Can you take 2 mins to respond to Ofwat's consultation to demand they BLOCK the water bill hike. If water companies can't survive without hiking our bills, let them go bust and bring them into public ownership. Deadline: midnight Thurs 24th Sept weownit.org.uk/NoBillHike
Around 40% of the world's dirty money, proceeds of corruption and crime, is laundered through the UK, its Crown Dependencies and Overseas Territories.
Successive govts promise new laws and enforcement but they make little impact.
Why do govts continue to fail?
Watch the Minister's reply.
Four years ago tomorrow was the Truss mini-budget.
Every day another news story says Britain is under pressure from global instability.
Why can’t we just build homes, and clean energy, with secure jobs?
Turns out the answer is even better than I thought. See what you think.
HostageNation.com
Hostage Nation: Britain’s escape plan
Major new report argues that Britain is a "Hostage Nation," trapped by a set of rules we wrote ourselves
northeastbylines.co.uk/news/politic...
The future of the private companies that run England’s water industry has been debated in Westminster after more than 200,000 people signed a petition calling for change
westenglandbylines.co.uk/features/bro...
Nice of the #BBCtv to let us know of Reform's plans for Government. By the same reckoning they should publish the plans I've made for a date with Daisy Edgar-Jones...
Less than two weeks until our Majority Annual Conference!
A day of events and engagement with short speeches, interactive workshops, great discussions and practical ways to improve your activism.
Book your place now at the link below! 👇🏼
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The BBC Reform propaganda story is rightly taking some flack. Don’t forget who is embedded in ‘our’ national broadcaster. What has the BBC done for me….its become a biased, uncritical Reform platform
I've seen better football at St James Park, but there was a moment today when my 15 year old, half-Spanish son was belting out a word- perfect Blaydon Races with me, and I thought of going to games with my grandad, and my eyes got a bit moist and that's what it's really all about in the end. #nufc
If competition is the safety valve ensuring capitalism provides value for money, how come all these mergers are allowed to create effective monopolies? It’s almost as if the CEOs & economists aren’t being entirely honest with us about the built in value of the system driving us off the climate cliff
Majority stall in full swing at Durham Miners Gala. Loads of great conversations about the need to work together and make sure our movement is full of capable and compassionate activists and leaders.
#durhamminersgala#wearethemajority
Makes you wonder how long funerals will have those miserable buggers in the cassocks. Time for a funeral service in line with modern sentiment of celebrating life.
As Glen Hansard’s funeral came to a conclusion, Liam Ó Maonlaí led a performance of Bob Dylan’s Forever Young with a number of musicians, including Bono and The Edge, Damien Dempsey, Damien Rice, Paddy Casey, Markéta Irglová and Imelda May. jrnl.ie/7120819
*warfare moves to asymmetric strategy, where drones and RCVs are needed in massive numbers*
UK MOD: "we need four more nuclear submarines to meet this challenge"
Next up for our film club…..Made In Dagenham.
A brilliant film about the struggle for equal pay for women. Based on the true story of a landmark 1968 strike by car factory workers.
Film screening followed by an informal discussion about the themes covered.
Book your spot below 👇🏼