
Toby Lloyd
@tobylloyd
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I NO LONGER USE TWITTER FOR ALL THE OBVIOUS REASONS. Find me on Blues*y - same handle there.
Hackney
Joined March 2009
Why do the policies announced at party conferences always seem to unravel so fast? The key thing to understand is that conference announcements are completely different from everything else you will hear from the government…. a🧵.
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RT @willnorman: There is strong evidence that LTNs can make streets safer by lowering traffic levels, reducing street crime and enabling pe….
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RT @mspry_: Compared to current local plans, some of the greatest increases are in LPAs immediately surrounding London. .
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RT @SteveAkehurst: Neglected fact: getting more housebuilding is about more than planning reform. Here’s an important graph for understan….
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Bookmark this thread now: an invaluable resource for great ideas!.
With planning reform once again on the agenda, now seems like a good time to do something I’ve been wanting to do for a while - write a series of posts about how we can rewire the planning system for the digital era. I’ll add links to this 🧵 as I post them over this week.
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Great fun to do @podsavetheuk again - and great to meet the legend @Kwajotweneboa.
New Pod Save the UK out tomorrow with @Samfr, @Kwajotweneboa and @tobylloyd joining @MrNishKumar & @cocobyname. Follow us now so you don't miss it: #PodSaveTheUK
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RT @jules_birch: Essential listening on housing; @tobylloyd on very good form .
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Podcast Episode · The Expert Factor · 08/07/2024 · 44m
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A real honour to be on The Expert Factor (one of personal favourite podcasts) with wonk legends @PJTheEconomist and @DrHannahWhite Thanks for having me on to spread misery (and a little hope) about the state of the housing system.
A proper expert with us this week to talk about housing policy, and what actually needs to be done to, among other things, the planning system to promote house building. Truly fascinating discussion with @tobylloyd.
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RT @PJTheEconomist: A proper expert with us this week to talk about housing policy, and what actually needs to be done to, among other thin….
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RT @grescoe: "A developed country is not a place where the poor have cars. It's where the rich use public transportation." .
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RT @MattWGriffith: The problem with Sam's position is that muscular CPO and land assembly have a track record of delivering *hundreds of th….
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RT @Helen_Barnard: This is crucial: inflation returning to a normal 2% is good news. But prices are stabilising at a much higher level comp….
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I did a podcast. on how we can (finally) start building the homes we need. with @JackieSadek and @peterproperty.
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Podcast Episode · Building Talks... · 21/05/2024 · 48m
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RT @CatrionaRiddel1: A programme of new towns, an effective approach to strategic planning, much more affordable housing. it's all beginni….
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All very good points - it's easy to complain about the over-mighty Treasury (as I do) but we have to understand the powerful reasons why it stays that way.
The disadvantages of the Treasury model that I worked in are well-documented. Nobody thinks it is good. But any serious analysis of alternatives needs to consider why they haven't been implemented yet, given they've been well-known. Because the status quo has 'advantages'🧵.
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Lovely story from @laura_laker: the amazing difference that beautiful, safe pathways can make to rural communities. Massive respect to
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Developing community walking & cycling routes
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RT @adamtranter: Dangerous cycling laws sound reasonable, but it is an incredibly strange use of Government time and resource given how rar….
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