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Head of Secretariat, @iconeighbours. @ All tweets are my own. Personal Account.
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Joined November 2013
RT @iconeighbours: The Anatomy of Mission Critical Neighbourhoods shows the stark differences between the areas furthest behind on the gove….
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RT @MDC12345678: Great to be at @TheJobsFndn breakfast for the launch of @RianCFFWhitton brilliant new report on energy costs and their imp….
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RT @RianCFFWhitton: 10/ Due to consolidation from a hyper-competitive global market, British energy-intensive industries, such as glass, ce….
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Very important analysis. There are challenges facing the sector but we do not need to give up on it.
My @TheJobsFndn report on energy-intensive industries is out!. The EII sector had a 2023 revenue of £170 billion, a gross value added of £36 billion, and employed over 400,000 people. 🧵.
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RT @iconeighbours: We are still consulting on our Policy Green Paper. We want to hear your views, which can be as detailed as you see fit,….
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RT @JakeBenRichards: There have been many achievements, but the lesson from the first year of government is that only radical, bold and fun….
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What exactly have Conservatives apologised for? What have we confronted that went wrong?.
EXC: The Tories have finished apologising to the public and must now look to the future, one of Kemi Badenoch’s top aides has said in a tape leaked to @Telegraph. Rachel Maclean: “We’ve done the mea culpas, done the apologies, done all of that.”
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RT @RMudie96: Bringing back Sure Start, focussed on the most disadvantaged areas, is a very very good move from government. Something we….
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RT @DEHEdgerton: My thoughts on why Starmer's government is best thought of not as a Labour government, but something else . https://t.….
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RT @iconeighbours: The Independent Commission on Neighbourhoods team visited Lawrence Weston in Bristol this month to see firsthand how the….
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Latest FDI data - overall investment down 12%. but. Investors are flooding into UK utilities, real estate and infrastructure. Why? Because risk is low (we are going to need homes, energy and infrastructure). the UK wealth extraction continues.
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RT @bengglover: I've written for @LabourList, on a progressive, pro-working class announcement from @wesstreeting yesterday. Should be see….
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RT @LabourList: 🌹""For too long, the NHS has failed to target investment at those places that need it. This can be hard for the left to hea….
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Sad, but sadly nothing about the corporate raiders sniffing around ICI in the 1980s and that pressure leading to the fracturing of the business. maybe if the UK Government had taken a more strategic view. .
Very good as usual. Fear not, though, the SABIC low-density polyethylene plant is still there, so we can look forward to that closing in the near future.
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RT @iconeighbours: Our chair Baroness Hilary Armstrong responds to the Health Secretary's announcement today on NHS funding. .
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RT @iconeighbours: Today we launch a new research working paper by @RMudie96, Ellis Farrar and Carola Signori, featuring a new study of soc….
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RT @iconeighbours: Last week we launched our latest research with a brilliant panel of speakers in Westminster. Thanks to everyone that joi….
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This should be the cornerstone of Conservative economic policy.
Conservatives must put investment before tax cuts. From me for @ConHome:
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Toryism, at its best, has always been a constructive project of maintaining a distinct national way of life, institutions and political system. Cummings and the LFG are citizens of nowhere, unable to articulate what they want because all they want is turbocharged materialism.
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