Same pattern on the STW forum TBF.

Notoriously there is a massive anaesthesia/ICM and cycling crossover too.

The problem is that while #FairerVotes is the right thing to do, rushing it in to stop Reform when Lab has consistently failed to do the right thing in the past is not a great look and might backfire.

There was even hope a year ago when Alexander became transport secretary. Little if anything has happened since then.
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It's a nice interview. If only we could build cycleways out of good intentions.
Labour generally are prioritising driving and walking and cycling are still very much at the margins of everything. Labour have shown zero ambition since Haig's departure.

I remember that it was not even 18 months ago that we had hope for cycling under Louise Haig. Seems a lifetime ago now. www.theguardian.com/politics/art...

IIRC they’ve taken the bus gate out of the #Heywood town centre regeneration scheme, so my question for TfGM is how this will actually deliver on bus prioritisation? @walkriderochdale.org.uk

I’d not be so sure though I remember the protests from small toddler about having to wear tights with a bear’s face on the seat “No bear bottom!”

Same person was capable of pulling her nappy off through the leg of pyjama shorts.

Didn’t you know that only manufacturing is “real work”?

It was also surely a sign yhat “anything this man says can be ignored”. And yet… #BlueLabour

The stuff about lanyards was bizarre. Most of Lab’s electoral coalition wear lanyards with ID badges on them to work, IP&C permitting of course.

Classic case of ‘I don’t like the voters I’ve got; I want those ones over there’

Would be nice to see fine words backed up with a more robust #CWIS3 and adequate funding for #ActiveTravel

Don’t forget that the UK has the highest rate of medical emigration in the developed world, with 1:7 UK medical graduates practicing overseas. There is a *lot* that could be done on retention short of pay, as important as pay restoration is.

But Streeting needs to act.

Thing I never quite got to the bottom of was whether the hotel saving in MK was offset by the time/cost of splitting the rail journey

I need to have a proper look at it, but post ‘Rona I’m not in London as often as I used to be, as meetings etc tend to be hybrid.

Was booking travel to London for work. Cheapest option appeared to be to stay in MK…

And next, the toes can go in the mouth.

If your presentation is in OneDrive you can use PowerPoint Live which works really well.

I've resorted to setting it up myself when chairing meetings, then granting the presenter control.

The other workaround is to share PowerPoint in a windowed view, but then no presenter view.