#Devolution

Geraldine Coggins

CogginsGeraldin

GMSF was ambitious but problematic. We were going to vote against. GM working together would have meant a net saving of greenbelt. But it prioritised short-term economic growth over

Dan Crawford

dancrawford85

Another day, another @guardian article that minimises the achievements of the Blair/Brown Labour government. I've never understood the strategy behind talking down your party's last government - it hardly inspires

Dr Katerina Kolyva

katerinakolyva

Back at work today (1 minute walk to my office in the conservatory), earlier than expected as shortened leave to focus on @councilofdeans urgent priorities. Here they are : 1/

ines helene, ShroomGirl

inihelene

No commenthttps://twitter.com/joshuapotash/status/1275177222521982977 Okay... a few comments. This ugliness certainly didn’t start with Trump, but he has done nothing but stoke the fires and allowed it to flourish. And the GOP

Dr Viviane Gravey

VGravey

So this again... We've been pointing the risk to water quality since discussion on #25yep back in 2018... Moving away from 'good status' to close to natural state allows dilution

Tom Bridges

bridges_tom

1. Thread. I never thought reform of the HM Treasury Green Book would be front page news. Well done to @JayMitchinson for making it so.https://twitter.com/JayMitchinson/status/1326649942493048833?s=20 2. The Green Book is

Mark Lazarowicz

marklazarowicz

I'm afraid that this response is an example of automatically seeing this issue entirely from an indy vs union position. In most cases, EU funding is provided on basis of

Joanna Cherry QC

joannaccherry

The route to #independence must be legal & constitutional. I support Plan A of replicating the Edinburgh Agreement but there are other legal & constitutional options & it’s right for

John MacDonald

1johnmacdonald

SCOTLAND IN THE WORLD: Thread on this UnHerd piece by Henry Hill, which criticises the SNP for 'doing things' beyond the UK, thus making the UK Government 'look bad'. 1/7https://twitter.com/unherd/status/1346528160368750593

Great Oracle

AbdulMahmud01

Do the events in Ondo and Oyo states remind us of anything? For me, it does. First, the gradual but sure erosion of the sovereignty of our nation-state. Note: I

République Cymru 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

RepubliqueCymru

I don't believe in the future of the United Kingdom. I don't believe it even has a future to speak of. How can it when I, like many others who

DD

Disembe

People should not blame governors for the mess in healthcare. So long as @MOH_Kenya in Nairobi is still funded more than the 47 counties combined, no healthcare is possible in

Ifan Morgan Jones

ifanmj

Regarding the discussion today that amounted to 'you need to speak Welsh to be in YesCymru'. There was a time when a lot of Welsh nationalism was primarily driven by

D I N A K A R

_dinakar_

Addressing the Elephant in the Room : State Finances1. One of the important topic which never gets its attention is the Topic of " State Finances"How states of India manage

Pratinav Anil

pratinavanil

Thread on separate electorates and identity politics (in response to @Aakar__Patel)https://twitter.com/Aakar__Patel/status/1292488417851277313 Identity politics always leads to the reification of identity. We've seen it with caste which

Torsten Bell

TorstenBell

More I ponder it, more the full reversal of economic policy today to where we were in lockdown I (ie full furlough everywhere for every sector) is extraordinary It's hard

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