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Wendy Lansdown

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@carolineslocock
caroline slocock
1 month
More than 150 lawyers, human rights, refugee and environmental organisations have said they are being “pressured into silence” after some received rape and death threats from far-right and anti-migrant protesters. https://t.co/btugpQwMzF
theguardian.com
At least two groups supporting UK asylum seekers have closed their offices after credible threats to their safety
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@evefrancisholt
Eve Holt
2 months
This was such a beautiful moment. Sport at its best. Showing you can be both fiercely competitively in the game and then joyfully united in loss or victory. @RedRosesRugby #RWC2025
@rugbyworldcup
Rugby World Cup
2 months
From one culture to another ❤️💙 #RWC2025 #ENGvSAM
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@carolineslocock
caroline slocock
2 months
A government that has become so focused on an opposition’s agenda is one that is losing its sense of purpose and direction. Remember when growth was the top priority, the 5 missions and a decade of national renewal. Now it seems to be small boats.
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@restate_thinks
Re:State
3 months
The Re:View is out! 🎉 This week, Policy Director, @stkaye reflects on a series of announcements surrounding devolution and decentralisation
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@wendylansdown
Wendy Lansdown
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@carolineslocock
caroline slocock
4 months
When he became PM Starmer told the civil service his missions ‘require a different way of working. One of openness, of collaboration and transparency in everything we do.’ But now officials are being blocked from public platforms. Why?
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thetimes.com
Government guidance has been criticised as ‘chilling’ by think tanks, while former cabinet secretaries have also raised concerns
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@carolineslocock
caroline slocock
4 months
This truly alarming: “instead of sinking into the depths, surface water is being replaced by deep water masses rising to the surface, bringing with them heat and carbon dioxide (CO₂) that had been trapped for centuries.”
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@restate_thinks
Re:State
4 months
🚨Don't miss our fourth 'Meetings with Mayors' webinar on Wednesday at 11am with Steve Rotheram, Mayor of the Liverpool City Region, @LCRMayor Register here👇 https://t.co/oL7zmEgPHr
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@wendylansdown
Wendy Lansdown
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@corp_rebels
Corporate Rebels
5 months
The hardest part of any transformation: Unlearning old habits. Tomorrow, we’re sharing 10 brutally honest answers about what it really takes to unlearn control and how K2K helped 100+ companies transform into self-managed workplaces ➡️ https://t.co/Kjht4WNkvu
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@HelenBevan
Helen Bevan
6 months
Leadership for large-scale change: distinctive challenges, emerging responses – part 2. In my post yesterday, I discussed some principles from The Aspen Institute and the Higher Ambition Leadership Alliance underpinning approaches for leaders in large scale change initiatives to
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@ProfDonnaHall
✨ Donna Hall ✨
6 months
Disgraceful. Labour’s great nature sellout is the worst attack on England’s ecosystems I’ve seen in my lifetime | George Monbiot | The Guardian
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theguardian.com
The horrifying planning bill, which rips up environmental protections, was drafted with CEOs in mind. We know because Keir Starmer told us, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot
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@wendylansdown
Wendy Lansdown
6 months
👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼
@MazzucatoM
Mariana Mazzucato
7 months
The Blue Origin flight showcased the utter defeat of American feminism | Moira Donegan | The Guardian
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@MazzucatoM
Mariana Mazzucato
7 months
Weak economics & mean. “This is having a devastating impact on their ability to provide support that the most disadvantaged pupils need, with almost half of secondary school leaders forced to use funding intended for poorer pupils to plug budget holes”
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theguardian.com
More schools also reducing spending on trips, IT, extracurricular activities and GCSE subject choices
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@carolineslocock
caroline slocock
7 months
Shocking. The last govt introduced these draconian powers to prevent disruptive non violent protests in 2023, which contributed to @CIVICUSMonitor's downgrading of the UK to 'obstructed' on civic freedoms, the only Western European country rated so -
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thetimes.com
Twenty officers handcuffed six women and took them to the police station in what is thought to be the first raid on a meeting house
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@KateAlvanley
Kate Ardern
7 months
Even better now published …delighted to have contributed to this important report on #neighbourhoodhealth from @reformthinktank @Patrick_S_King @florencecon_new ..some fantastic examples of what works & important principles one for @wesstreeting @AshleyDalton_MP @tomriordan
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@csjthinktank
The Centre for Social Justice
8 months
📺WATCH: @AndyBurnhamGM welcomes the #LostBoys reports and highlights the need to give excitement and aspiration to our young boys👇
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@HelenBevan
Helen Bevan
7 months
Not all conflict is the same. Not all conflict is harmful. It's helpful to differentiate between three kinds of conflict: 1) Creative conflict (the one to run towards) - friction that sparks innovation; thrives in spaces where disagreement is encouraged, not seen as a threat. 2)
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