#Councils

🍒 Andrew Fletcher 🍒

ScotiaIndyref2

Freedom for Scotland, 1927 Lewis Spence (1874-1955) published more than forty books, mainly in the fields of folklore and anthropology. A nationalist with strong anti-English opinions, Spence was a founder

Jess Moxham

jessmoxham

Having 3 kids at school has freed up my time for admin and being angry so here are my thoughts on my son Ben’s secondary school application (How is he

Adriane Esquivel-Muelbert

nanimuelbert

Our paper on how and why Amazon trees die have just been published in @NatureComms https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-020-18996-3#Ack1Here is what we found @ForestPlots @TreeMort_ERC @BIFoRUoB @LES_UniBham @GeogBham @SoGLeeds (1/8) Tree

openDemocracy

openDemocracy

Today rival newspapers from across the UK media have joined our call to #SaveFOI as a vital pillar of #PressFreedom.Here's our Editor in Chief @maryftz on why this is so

Jolanta🕷️

BlackWidowJola

Career visibility thread First gen scientist struggle: how do you find a job without knowing the job title? And what does the job title *actually* mean?This thread explores a selection

Seth Cotlar

SethCotlar

As a fledgling conservative magazine in 1958, the National Review sought to build its subscriber base by acquiring the mailing list of the Southern Citizens Councils, otherwise known as the

Doc Fancy: Born of Sea Foam

Kate_Biscuit

Have not read it, suspect I shouldn’t comment, but honestly this is literally my problem at the moment. We can extrapolate from some very hard data about multiple things and

Ed Walker

ed_walker86

Some great work by our Reach newsrooms to support our Don't Trash Our Future campaign on @InYourArea_UK, I'll start in Somerset where @SomersetLive highlighted previous issues in Bath: https://www.somersetlive.co.uk/news/somerset-ne

Will Tanner

Will_Tanner

One of the hardest problems post-pandemic will be how to revive so-called "left behind" places.Post-industrial towns, run-down suburbs, coastal communities - these places were already struggling before the crisis and

Shaun Spiers

ShaunSpiers1

What to make of "Project Speed", which the government is briefing this weekend? And what of the economic stimulus @BorisJohnson & @RishiSunak are set to announce?http://dailym.ai/2Zcmp1I 1/ Speed in planning

East Suffolk Council

EastSuffolk

Today is #CouncilsCan Day - highlighting work undertaken by councils throughout the country, delivering crucial services which communities depend on.This year has been like no other of course and East

Tes

tes

How we got here, a thread (1/25) Before Christmas, owing to rising infection rates, Greenwich advised their schools to shut before the end of term – several councils later advised

Tara Ross

TaraRoss

Okay, so I am just going to be completely honest here about #masks and their effects on me personally. I am not usually personal on this page, but I hope

PandemicPGRs

PandemicPGRs

Hello to all our new followers.All of you are rightly angry at the abandonment we’ve just been met with and want to know what you can do about it.[A thread]

Kevin Baker

__kbaker__

Quick Pour Concrete Cycle Lane Kerbs This is a nerdy thread about *concrete kerbs* but I promise it will be fascinating.This new construction technique could quickly see concrete kerbs added

Kate Kelly

Kate_Kelly_Esq

November is Native American Heritage Month!Did you know that the U.S. Constitution was heavily influenced by the organizational systems of Native Americans??Benjamin Franklin published translated versions of their treaties and

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