The tensions between those who need a home of their own backed by the house builders and developers and those who worry about the pressures on local schools, surgeries, hospitals and green spaces have become acute in the last two decades. The yearly … read more
I have recently asked some questions about the amount of energy we import and about the capacity we have available to generate electricity. The government said their capacity auctions have “secured the majority of GB’s needs to meet the forecast peak… read more
We are all in favour of getting NHS waiting lists down. Patients need timely appointments and prompt treatments. The government has announced a substantial unspecified portion of the £36bn extra in one announcement over three years to tackle waiting l… read more
It looks as if whatever agreements can be secured in the next few days over cars and cash, trees and coal, the world will definitely see more carbon dioxide produced at the end of this decade than this year. The G20 partners were unwilling to deliver … read more
The experts assembled for COP 26 claim that the world’s average temperature is rising and that the cause is the output of too much CO 2 and methane by mankind. This being so, shouldn’t they require all anti Climate change conferences to be digital eve… read more