Richard Leeming
@richardleeming.bsky.social
Innovation consultant, working on digital and data transformation for the public good, mainly in culture, heritage and voluntary sectors. Labour & Co-op councillor representing Dulwich Village Ward, focused on active travel. Dad, Gooner, sailor, cyclist.
And I met him last year at the Labour Party conference… my wife claims he can’t sing. It’s one of the rare ways she’s completely wrong…
November 20, 2025 at 6:44 PM
And I met him last year at the Labour Party conference… my wife claims he can’t sing. It’s one of the rare ways she’s completely wrong…
My first Tern was on 0% finance … which meant that I was still paying for it 2 years after it was nicked. Wholly agree that there should be a tax incentive for evokes in the way there is for EVs
November 13, 2025 at 8:14 AM
My first Tern was on 0% finance … which meant that I was still paying for it 2 years after it was nicked. Wholly agree that there should be a tax incentive for evokes in the way there is for EVs
I’ve owned two Terns, both stolen, neither bought on salary sacrifice as I’m self-employed
November 13, 2025 at 8:07 AM
I’ve owned two Terns, both stolen, neither bought on salary sacrifice as I’m self-employed
I represent an electorate that probably has the highest concentration of Tern owners in the world! I’m very keen that they vote for me again next year. But I don’t think salary sacrifice will make much of a difference to their transport choices.
November 13, 2025 at 8:06 AM
I represent an electorate that probably has the highest concentration of Tern owners in the world! I’m very keen that they vote for me again next year. But I don’t think salary sacrifice will make much of a difference to their transport choices.
Very good point. But perhaps harder to administer?
November 12, 2025 at 11:34 PM
Very good point. But perhaps harder to administer?
Nonsense. There’s a called hyperinflation and another thing called the bond markets. We currently spend 10% of government spending in interest payments.
November 12, 2025 at 11:23 PM
Nonsense. There’s a called hyperinflation and another thing called the bond markets. We currently spend 10% of government spending in interest payments.