“Rather than collecting taxes from the wealthy,” wrote the New York Times editorial board in a July 7 opinion piece, “the government is paying the…
“Rather than collecting taxes from the wealthy,” wrote the New York Times editorial board in a July 7 opinion piece, “the government is paying the…
“Simultaneous harvest failures across major crop-producing regions are a threat to global food security”, according to a new report published by Nature. The technical jargon here references a…
Last week, the government lied about there not being enough money to pay the public sector workers, unless there were compensatory cuts. Since the money…
Following the first public health warning from the Ministry for the Climate Emergency about the dangers of brain pollution – its new public health information…
When people meet, almost the first question is ‘What do you do? The answer establishes status and assists in deciding if there are common interests….
How many people love watching The Repair Shop on television? You know it’s true. We love healing, we love mending and, if we can start a culture…
Whether pensioners are over-privileged – pensions triple lock, politically favoured because they vote in large numbers, etc, etc – is a subject of almost constant…
Big data. It’s suddenly being discussed everywhere. Including York at the Big Tent event there a couple of weeks ago – when the celebrated NHS blogger Roy Lilley chaired a panel…
My personal experience of regeneration is that my job is two-fold. My job is that I am an exorcist. I’m not joking. I go to places like mid-Cornwall,…
For some tie, I have been arguing that inflation is driven by inequality. So I was fascinated to see the report that ‘Salary hikes are…
Many people ask me what “people powered homes” are. It started as a by-line for the first community share offer as Leeds Community Homes (LCH)…