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@RossLydall Would you pray for the poor drivers of oversized cars! Where will they park them?

Lambeth council to convert 136 on-street car parking spaces into parking bays for dockless e-bikes - enough space for almost 2,000 Lime, Forest and Voi bikes - in bid to tackle pavement parking problems standard.co.uk/news/transport…

@CasinoCapital Keep scrolling. You’ll see the hundreds of other things your council tax pays for

My council tax just passed £100 a week Seems a lot to get my bins emptied... 🤷‍♂️

@Hplays_piano Let me sell you a portable machine called a laptop which can make video calls and save you the hassle of flying all over the world for a meeting.

@FiP2410 @willnorman It’s called ‘nudge’ theory. It does work

London's bus stops haven't been re-designed for over 20yrs. We're rolling out some new designs with features including: 🪑seating for people to stop & rest 💡improved lighting helping safety concerns ➡️signage to help wayfinding

@trussliz @OBR_UK @bankofengland Fortunately you were held accountable and you were booted out. You should be on the village green in the stocks

Ahead of the Budget I talk about how the British economic system is broken. We've had decades of stagnation and the doom loop is accelerating. We will not get back to sensible economic policy until the @OBR_UK is abolished and the @bankofengland is made accountable.

@StevenJonMiller There are loads of things children and families don’t pay for. Why demonise starving kids and parents who can’t afford to feed them?

❗️Lazy Lifestyle BOOMING Labour announcing 500 more school breakfast clubs. No. Parents should provide breakfast, not the taxpayer.

@LizKershawDJ I’m surprised you need anything to heat your home with all that hot air and nonsense you’re spouting.

I went to buy a bag of “coal” as its nearly 0 degrees and dropping. But it’s now 12 quid a 5kg bag. And 22 quid for 10kg! At all the local shops, supermarket and garage. And of course it’s imported. And not even coal because that’s banned altogether now. Because of #NetZero. And yet all over the UK we have millions of pensioners and "economically inactive" working age people in post industrial communities sitting atop our own rich coal reserves. While an accountant friend is now permanently in Aberdeen busily helping insolvent businesses wind up because we can’t touch our North Sea Oil. And all because of #NetZero zealots. Btw it's very calm here in Kent so the wind farms stand still and silent and the fields of solar panels won't be any good when it snows later.

@KiszelyPhilip It’s started in 2010/11 with austerity. Which increased inequality. Desperate and hopeless people do bad things.

Ten people stabbed on the LNER between London and Doncaster. I’m on the same line, going the other way. There was a time when an incident like this would have been in the news for weeks. But something equally brutal will happen tomorrow, or on Monday. My country isn’t my country anymore. The population is unhinged, the streets unsafe. If you’re out and about all the time, on trains, in London, you just feel like you’re waiting your turn. Mugging, assault, stabbing, whatever. It never used to be like this. We were civilised.

@R_J_Shaw @POTUS @realDonaldTrump @JDVance @elonmusk Plato was rescinded. Care to update your claim?

@danwootton They are taking trains out to refurbish them. It doesn’t make sense to deep clean the graffiti in some cases so saving taxpayers money. You should go try the Liz line and see how beautiful it it

The decline of London is in your face. Shame on you, Sadiq Khan. Getting on tube and the whole carriage is covered in graffiti. I’ve lived here since 2004 but this is a new development. One of many that’s driving what was once the world’s greatest city to the bloody third world.

@RupertLowe10 The problem with social housing is that eventually you run out of state assets to sell at a discount for private profit.

British social housing for British people. Nothing controversial about that.

@TiceRichard It is if the wwwlthy pay enough tax

Councils spend more than £2bn on special needs school transport Latest report from National Audit Office This is not sustainable telegraph.co.uk/money/care/chi…

@ColinBrazierTV Wait till you see how the Very Dishonourable Jacob Rees Mogg treated the front benches

In four years the green benches will be heaving with Reform MPs. I hope they can be magnanimous enough to forget the way their party's handful of MPs was patronised, marginalised and demonised by parliament's 2024 intake. Behaviour unworthy of a students' union.

@darrengrimes Democracy in action.

A lion surrounded by donkeys.

@darrengrimes How are the good folk of Clacton feeling? Are they keeping the faith?

Remember when Nigel said “you all laughed at me! Well, you’re not laughing now!” to the euro elites in their sham parliamentary enclave? The next general election will be that on steroids. Keep the faith. Stay the course. Save our country.

@RupertLowe10 You and Reform can’t use pronouns properly so what are we going to do with you?

If a foreign national living in England is unable to speak English, they should not be able to continue living in England.

@technopopulist Hard left? 🤣😆🤣🤣🤣🌈🤣🌈🤣🌈

We all need to be clear about what kind of person Zack Polanski is. He has publicly claimed that shoplifting can be justified, even saying he would do it himself if he were poor. This tells us three things. First, since the vast majority of poor people do NOT shoplift, Zack has effectively admitted that his moral compass is completely out of step with the struggling Britons who still cling to a sense of decency and fair play in everyday transactions. Secondly, it reveals his rather jaundiced view of Britain’s poor - as though they are somehow predisposed to crime whenever hardship strikes. And thirdly, it shows he has no interest in supporting businesses, protecting their staff, or upholding basic order for law-abiding citizens. A totally revolting man.

@SandyofSuffolk This has never happened.

Younger people: There was a time, in the not too distant past, when you could 'phone a company, council, bank, energy supplier, shop, hospital, doctor, airline, or anyone really. It rang a couple of times and a human answered the 'phone. They spoke perfect English and managed to sort your query quickly, politely and efficiently. It was great. Yep. That really used to happen. 😀