Tim Cropley

@TheMrLoophole Is this the guy that literally tries to get people off speeding tickets by finding loopholes? Ironic...

Thousands of cyclists, e-bike and e-scooter riders are breaking the rules and yet no one is being held accountable. The law simply hasn’t kept pace. If we want safer roads, we need proper regulation, identification and enforcement. Please read my views in this article. #cycling

@JohnSimpsonNews logwork.com/countdown-h5o4

“Dear Jonas: Considering your Country decided not to give me the Nobel Peace Prize for having stopped 8 Wars PLUS, I no longer feel an obligation to think purely of Peace…” In 60 years’ reporting, I’ve never seen a message like Trump’s to Norway’s PM. We’ve left the realm of diplomacy for somewhere far more disturbing.

@JohnSimpsonNews I honestly thought this was a parody!

@p_b_o Is it get a Shrimper?

Sailing in shallows means it’s likely that sooner or later you’ll go aground – but if you’ve planned for the eventuality in advance the chances are you’ll either avoid it… pbo.co.uk/seamanship/tec…

@Chesschick01 The majority now regret that decision.

If the EU is as great as everyone says it is… why did the UK leave it? 🤔

@Pradeep_Posts @stats_feed @elonmusk Magna carta signed in 1215, laid down the principals of democracy.

@stats_feed @elonmusk Brits??

The European Union is not DEMOcracy – rule of the people – but rather BUREAUcracy – rule of the unelected bureaucrat!

@elonmusk Just a bit sore... news.sky.com/story/eu-hands…

@MagicCity37 @Morganholmoore @elonmusk The UK most definitely Brexited. A hard Brexit leaving the customs union and the single market; we've pretty much lost all the benefits of membership and suffered economically.

@Morganholmoore @elonmusk We’ve never truly left the EU. We’ve never actually had Brexit as politicians and civil servants have scuppered it at every opportunity. We have had Brexit in name only.

@polwulkies @danielgoyal It's been tried. Hinchingbrook. Circle health could not make a profit and handed it back to the NHS

In 2006 there were 167,000 NHS England hospital beds Now there are 130,000 In 2006 there were 33,000 GPs Now there are 28,000 But sure, the problem is the “NHS model”, and sure, Reform’s insurance based model will sort it. Ps. I have some magic beans for sale

@benonwine Love it but I don't have £5m to spare ;)

One Year, no internet, unlimited food. Plenty of books. Can you Stay here for £5,000,000? Yes or No?

@TheBritLad You can't phone them up and book a ride! The RNLI responds to distress calls which are normally coordinated by the coastguard. They respond to all distress calls, and certainly don't decide who to respond to based on political pressures.

🚨 BREAKING: Thousands of British citizens flooded social media this weekend, declaring they WILL NOT donate to the RNLI. The backlash erupted after leaflets asking for donations to “save lives at the sea” were distributed across the nation last week. Will you be donating?

@PeakFinInv @elonmusk Rich people consume more , who would have thought it!

@elonmusk Just in case anybody needs the context:

People don’t understand

@arkdianOfficial @niccruzpatane @Tesla Most of the time my cars are charging overnight when I'm asleep. Fully charged and ready to go when I wake. Much more convenient than driving fuel station!

@niccruzpatane @Tesla How come you people never count the time you have to wait for it to charge and the cost of changing to electric? You will never offset these costs!

Each one of our @Tesla’s costs only $0.02/kWh to charge. A full charge for each is only $1.64. These three performance cars cost next to nothing to run.

@PaulMartens @AntiSatanist333 @niccruzpatane @Tesla Actually <150g currently on average. 500g was the figure in 2012. Shows the huge progress made in decarbonization of the grid.

@PaulMartens @AntiSatanist333 @niccruzpatane @Tesla 500g CO2 per kwh is a very high. Currently in UK less than half that figure.

@robprogressive That's a really great idea in a digital world. Stops me forgetting to declare it and getting a penalty.

Labour will now directly tax you from your bank accounts Every saver will be forced to give their National Insurance number to their bank under new rules approved by Rachel Reeves, making it easier for HMRC to tax your savings We’re taxed time & again on the money we earn & now she wants to tax our savings too Labour will go to any lengths to squeeze more money to fuel their relentless spending binge How is she still the chancellor?

Pillock! "Where's the Navy when you need them" 🤣 bbc.com/news/articles/…

@redgolf99 @UKGastroDr @wesstreeting Sure for qualified GPs but we are talking about training posts here which would also need creating.

@UKGastroDr @wesstreeting Step 1. Gather 5/6 doctors in an area short of GPs. Open a new GP practice. Step 2. Make sure there are plenty of appointments available. Step 3. Work hard, don't expect life to be easy.

Today, I had to advise an ex-trainee to look for work abroad. They have applied for several training posts & have not even been shortlisted. UK trained, great references, great work ethic, locum work drying up. Heartbreaking 💔 How do we solve this issue @wesstreeting ?

@HelenBevan Not so much managing as corralling chang

I typically do not use the term “change management” (unless I’m working with a partner who wants or needs to use it). “Managing” change implies order, planning & stability; the ability to forecast, direct & deliver outcomes. Yet very few change or transformation plans deliver what they set out to deliver, in the predicted timescales. We no longer operate in a stable world where we undertake a change project and move back to equilibrium. Our environment moves faster, acts in more interconnected ways & is full of ambiguity. Change is relentless & continuous. We need to focus on building adaptive capacity & creating a collective process, not on "managing" change as a discrete, manageable task. Michael Hudson talks about shifting from “change management” to “change fitness”. He sets out three core leadership practices for enabling change: 1. Continuous sensemaking: This involves incorporating five minutes of sensemaking into existing team routines, understanding what is different or changing. Over time, this practice builds "complexity capacity" & the ability to hold onto multiple, often contradictory realities without becoming overwhelmed. 2. Strategic energy management: Treating people’s energy as a finite resource that needs to be deliberately managed, like any other resource. 3. Learning from navigation, not just success: Shifting from an outcome-focus to process-focus builds the ability to prevail in situations where the path forward is unclear. forbes.com/sites/michaelh… Via @Forbes. Graphic from @corp_rebels.

@FreeP4le5tine @DWokeMo @Jenny_1884 If you inherit a house it is by definition not your primary residence. If you inherit assets that were purchased for say £100k that are now worth £1m you only pay capital gains on any increase over the £1m when you sell not on the increase above £100k.

@DWokeMo @Jenny_1884 Then, that should be subject to relevant tax, such as capital gains tax. If it was your only property and you sold it while alive, you wouldn't pay any CGT. So why pay it when you're dead?

What I don’t get with Inheritance Tax is that you’ve already paid tax on what you’ve earned over the years so why when you die the person who receives that money has to then pay tax on it again? Why? This doesn’t seem right or fair.