Lyell Centre still closed
Lyell Centre still closed today (2 March), and also Cardiff and Wallingford.
Dundee Botanic Garden event #dundeewestend
Friends of the University of Dundee Botanic Garden
Talk – Sunday 4th March – the history of the area around the Botanic Garden
Keith Walker, an expert on Dundee’s local history, will talk about Will’s Braes and the lands around the Botanic Garden. Keith has spent his life researching Dundee’s history, has contributed frequently to the Craigie Column and conducts research for the City Archives and local history specialists.
The talk is in the Education Centre in the Botanic Garden at 2pm.
Rough going on gas
Yesterday industry had to reduce its demand for gas to allow priority to households. Compensation will be paid to industry as a result which we will all have to pay.
I have long argued that we need to make more energy available, and that margins are now too tight. The loss of the Rough Storage capacity for gas has taken one more reserve and flexibility out of our system, leaving us short on a cold day. The gas forecasts were based on the assumption that less gas would be used for electricity generation, with more planned reliance on imported electricity. Yesterday we certainly imported plenty of power from France, the Netherlands and Ireland, but still we ran short of gas.
I will write again to Ministers urging them to adopt a policy of self sufficiency in UK energy. We do not wish to be dependent on the goodwill of others to keep the lights on, nor should we have to tell industry to make less because we are short of fuel.
Are we there yet?
A majority of the public just want the EU to get on with it, so we can complete Brexit.
We voted to take back control of our laws, our borders and our money, so we know our destination . Increasingly the travellers in the car are asking “Are we there yet?”. Instead they are told we are still stuck in a traffic jam in London, with arguments going on over which is the best route to our destination. Meanwhile the Opposition are rushing round trying to close the roads we need to take to get to Brexit.
Enforcement Action for Fraud in GST Mumbai?; Two Businessmen arrested by Officers of CGST, Mumbai for creating fictitious invoices and availing ineligible credit?.
Officers of CGST Mumbai have arrested two businessmen for creating fictitious invoices and availing ineligible credit. The persons have been arrested for availing input tax credit on the basis of fraudulent invoices against which no actual goods were bought or sold.
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