Emily Williams

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Emily Williams

Emily Williams

@Flutterbyknits

Inverness Bicycle Mayor #pedalprovost and co-founder of Every Body Outdoors. Talking about the outdoor gear, cycling, body positivity, cycle infrastructure .

Inverness Katılım Ekim 2012
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Emily Williams@Flutterbyknits·
I'm going on tour with Capsized! Join us for an evening of talking about canoeing, portaging and talking about the work that I do with Every Body Outdoors - celebrating joy and adventure.
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Emily Williams@Flutterbyknits·
@ride_the_north That’s almost as good as the oft touted proposal to ‘just’ move Inverness railway station 400m east to make space for a new road to ease congestion on Academy St.
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Simon Evans@DrSimEvans·
Reminder: Repeated fuel-duty freezes since 2011 have cost the govt at least £80bn and raised UK CO2 emissions by as much as 7% carbonbrief.org/analysis-fuel-…
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God@TheTweetOfGod·
Attention: will the owner of a small blue planet with tectonic plates please attend to your vehicle. It is overheating.
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Emily Williams@Flutterbyknits·
@KayleighFONeill @edi_dot_bike Bollards rather than barriers though - it needs to stay accessible to folk who use adapted bikes or have kids in a trailer and barriers often prevent this.
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Paul Powlesland
Paul Powlesland@paulpowlesland·
Coincidentally, on the morning that this Times article/puff piece appeared advocating paid-for wild camping as a ‘solution’ to the Right to Roam, I woke up in a tent next on Dartmoor: the only place in England that free wild camping is still (just about) legal. Here are some of my thoughts on why ‘paywalling nature’ is not an answer…
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William Orbinson KC@williamorbinson

Pay to camp wild: could this solve the right to roam debate? thetimes.com/article/7bc502…

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Emily Williams@Flutterbyknits·
One of the many benefits of 20mph limits is that your car insurance is likely to be cheaper - because there are fewer accidents and less damage and fewer injuries.
Will Hayward@WillHayCardiff

20mph news! Insurance company @askesure has said that introducing 20mph could reduce policy costs for drivers by £50 per year. Esure reduced premiums for people in Wales by 10% at the end of 2023 because of 20mph limit introduction. esure’s Peter Martin-Simon, chief customer officer, said: “We are already seeing the benefits in places where 20mph speed limits have been introduced. Not only does this make roads safer for drivers and pedestrians, but an extension would also materially reduce the number of car accidents, as well as the severity and cost of those accidents. "Within three months of us identifying a new 20mph zone, we will proactively reduce policy prices for customers like we have already done in Wales.” No doubt some people will still find a way to get annoyed about this but when you add this to the fall in casualties we have already seen it is clear that following evidence based policy might be a good idea.. walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-new…

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Emily Williams@Flutterbyknits·
@jelilahjose Same. But I would say that my listening is now balanced 80:20 between women/women-led and men, which is a probably a distinct difference from 5 years ago.
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Emily Williams@Flutterbyknits·
@jelilahjose I also really avoid listening to too much music by men as well, all in all I am just more interested in what women write/ sing about.
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Transform Scotland
Transform Scotland@TransformScot·
Finance Secretary @ShonaRobison has just announced cuts to resource spend on sustainable and active travel. Yet despite acknowledging that @scotgov “cannot afford all of our capital commitments”, it has decided to make *no* cuts to its multi-billion pound road-building programme. Its transport policies continue to prioritise the demands of the more affluent while slashing investment aimed at lower-income groups who are more reliant on buses, cycling and walking.
Holyrood@HolyroodDaily

BREAKING: Finance secretary Shona Robison has set out "urgent action" to make £500m of "savings" including cuts totalling £188m across all government portfolios.

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Emily Williams@Flutterbyknits·
Trying new things - learning new skills. I could quickly become addicted to the feeling of sinking into the depths. It’s the most intimate I’ve felt with the sea in a long time (and also the most lions mane jellyfish 🪼)
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Emily Williams@Flutterbyknits·
@awjre @LouHaigh The multi year funding bit is so so crucial! Here’s hoping it is as good as it sounds when it’s announced 🤞🤞🤞
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Adam Reynolds@awjre·
Very difficult not to well up reading this. Since 2013 I've been campaigning for safer walking, wheeling, and cycling infrastructure. Devil is in the detail but the change in language and mental framing coming from @LouHaigh is phenomenal. 🥳🚶‍♂️🧑‍🦽🚴🛴
PAUSED Ed Plowden @edplowden.bsky.social PAUSED@EdPlowden

💚 At long last! ✅major investment ✅ multi year settlement ✅economic argument ✅ transport minister sitting on health delivery board ✅ thinking beyond cities 👏@LouHaigh @laura_laker theguardian.com/politics/artic…

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