David Wastell
@davidwastell.bsky.social
News & communications @IPPR. Working to get bold ideas into the mainstream & adopted by all who’ll listen. Was many years in newspapers, still a journalist at heart. Also cycling, mountains, family
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Hello BlueSky! 👋
We're IPPR North - the leading think-tank based in the north of England 🤝
We do research & influence policymakers to empower England's regions 💪
Check out our latest report on how the way that we tax wealth in the UK grows our regional divides 👇
www.ippr.org/articles/sup...
We're IPPR North - the leading think-tank based in the north of England 🤝
We do research & influence policymakers to empower England's regions 💪
Check out our latest report on how the way that we tax wealth in the UK grows our regional divides 👇
www.ippr.org/articles/sup...
Supporting the status quo: How the taxation of wealth in the UK grows regional divides | IPPR
This government is starting from a position where the tax system is actively constraining ambition to regionally rebalance the UK.
Working people’s incomes
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October 3, 2024 at 11:30 AM
Hello BlueSky! 👋
We're IPPR North - the leading think-tank based in the north of England 🤝
We do research & influence policymakers to empower England's regions 💪
Check out our latest report on how the way that we tax wealth in the UK grows our regional divides 👇
www.ippr.org/articles/sup...
We're IPPR North - the leading think-tank based in the north of England 🤝
We do research & influence policymakers to empower England's regions 💪
Check out our latest report on how the way that we tax wealth in the UK grows our regional divides 👇
www.ippr.org/articles/sup...
So it’s 14 years since I joined Twitter. Though it’s always professionally useful I admit to having almost gone to sleep there on my own behalf. Also to disliking how it’s evolved. So am curious to see what comes from a fresh start here - if anything - and keen for any advice on how to enjoy it more
August 21, 2024 at 6:49 PM
So it’s 14 years since I joined Twitter. Though it’s always professionally useful I admit to having almost gone to sleep there on my own behalf. Also to disliking how it’s evolved. So am curious to see what comes from a fresh start here - if anything - and keen for any advice on how to enjoy it more