Hal Haines
@halhaines.bsky.social
Dad of two, loves cycling. Supporter of Betterstreets.co.uk. Works in the broadcast sound industry (sound design/mixing).
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I have just spent a few hours writing up some evidence for the Bus Services (No. 2) Bill which is in the Commons committee stage.
It should be boring but important stuff about running bus services with a model that suits each area.
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bills.parliament.uk/bills/3910/p...
It should be boring but important stuff about running bus services with a model that suits each area.
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bills.parliament.uk/bills/3910/p...
Bus Services (No. 2) Bill [HL] publications - Parliamentary Bills - UK Parliament
Documents, and debates for Bus Services (No. 2) Bill [HL]
bills.parliament.uk
June 29, 2025 at 12:46 PM
I have just spent a few hours writing up some evidence for the Bus Services (No. 2) Bill which is in the Commons committee stage.
It should be boring but important stuff about running bus services with a model that suits each area.
1/n
bills.parliament.uk/bills/3910/p...
It should be boring but important stuff about running bus services with a model that suits each area.
1/n
bills.parliament.uk/bills/3910/p...
Reposted by Hal Haines
Spot on.
“… [the NHS] should normalise active travel for staff, patients, and visitors-linking safe routes for cycling, walking, and wheeling into communities. This would transform NHS sites into health promoting places…”
Better public transport connections important part of enabling this too.
“… [the NHS] should normalise active travel for staff, patients, and visitors-linking safe routes for cycling, walking, and wheeling into communities. This would transform NHS sites into health promoting places…”
Better public transport connections important part of enabling this too.
My new @bmj.com article. How the #NHS could/should fix the UK economy. Or alternative (pessimistic) future options. Using Public health principles and Perioperative Care. My new article in @bmj.com www.bmj.com/content/388/... @cpoc.bsky.social
Scarlett McNally: Improving health to improve the economy
The adage “health is wealth” applies to the country and to individuals. While politicians debate conventional economic growth, it’s evident that the increasing impact of population ill health will be ...
www.bmj.com
February 6, 2025 at 6:27 AM
Spot on.
“… [the NHS] should normalise active travel for staff, patients, and visitors-linking safe routes for cycling, walking, and wheeling into communities. This would transform NHS sites into health promoting places…”
Better public transport connections important part of enabling this too.
“… [the NHS] should normalise active travel for staff, patients, and visitors-linking safe routes for cycling, walking, and wheeling into communities. This would transform NHS sites into health promoting places…”
Better public transport connections important part of enabling this too.