Jeremy Driver
@jdriver89.bsky.social
Head of Campaigns at Britain Remade
Underrated characteristic of Mamdani that works in his favour is he has quite a kindly smile
November 4, 2025 at 2:11 PM
Underrated characteristic of Mamdani that works in his favour is he has quite a kindly smile
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Customers invited to celebrate decades' long failure to complete the Croxley Rail Link
October 28, 2025 at 11:47 AM
Customers invited to celebrate decades' long failure to complete the Croxley Rail Link
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Join us tonight at Lib Dem Party Conference.
Britain Remade drinks reception - 9.30pm to 11pm in the Bryanston Suite in the Highcliff Marriott Hotel.
Britain Remade drinks reception - 9.30pm to 11pm in the Bryanston Suite in the Highcliff Marriott Hotel.
September 22, 2025 at 9:20 AM
Join us tonight at Lib Dem Party Conference.
Britain Remade drinks reception - 9.30pm to 11pm in the Bryanston Suite in the Highcliff Marriott Hotel.
Britain Remade drinks reception - 9.30pm to 11pm in the Bryanston Suite in the Highcliff Marriott Hotel.
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Britain once led the world in nuclear power.
Today, we’re building the most expensive nuclear power station in history.
Why? And how do we fix it?
The answer is here:
www.britainremade.co.uk/cheapernuclear
Today, we’re building the most expensive nuclear power station in history.
Why? And how do we fix it?
The answer is here:
www.britainremade.co.uk/cheapernuclear
A policy playbook for cheaper nuclear
Britain Remade's policy playbook for cheaper nuclear energy.
www.britainremade.co.uk
September 16, 2025 at 1:08 PM
Britain once led the world in nuclear power.
Today, we’re building the most expensive nuclear power station in history.
Why? And how do we fix it?
The answer is here:
www.britainremade.co.uk/cheapernuclear
Today, we’re building the most expensive nuclear power station in history.
Why? And how do we fix it?
The answer is here:
www.britainremade.co.uk/cheapernuclear
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🚨 NEW: Our analysis shows the Government is on track to miss its 1.5m housing target by nearly half a million homes
August 14, 2025 at 11:06 AM
🚨 NEW: Our analysis shows the Government is on track to miss its 1.5m housing target by nearly half a million homes
The Sharron Davies Lords appointment sums Kemi's leadership up in that she'd rather use one of a very limited number of peerages up on a single issue campaigner, than someone that would use the Lords for the wider benefit of her party
August 14, 2025 at 7:17 AM
The Sharron Davies Lords appointment sums Kemi's leadership up in that she'd rather use one of a very limited number of peerages up on a single issue campaigner, than someone that would use the Lords for the wider benefit of her party
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What’s the point of a licence fee or anything like it if not to provide coverage of the boring but important stuff? Stopping Politics Live just the latest in the slow killing of any proper coverage of the party conferences.
The BBC has decided not to send its flagship Politics Live programme to party conferences this year, PolHome understands
An ex-culture secretary said it was a "further erosion" of the BBC's political coverage, and called for a rethink
@adampayne26.bsky.social & @siennarodgers.bsky.social report
An ex-culture secretary said it was a "further erosion" of the BBC's political coverage, and called for a rethink
@adampayne26.bsky.social & @siennarodgers.bsky.social report
BBC Politics Live Will Not Go To Party Conferences This Year
The BBC has decided to stop its flagship Politics Live programme from going to party conferences this year, in a move that has disappointed some BB...
www.politicshome.com
July 23, 2025 at 4:00 PM
What’s the point of a licence fee or anything like it if not to provide coverage of the boring but important stuff? Stopping Politics Live just the latest in the slow killing of any proper coverage of the party conferences.
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Reposting this piece (from a September heat wave 2 years ago) about how air conditioning could be helpful in tackling climate change.
Air con is usually actually a type of heat pump, and can provide efficient, clean heating as well as cooling
www.nesta.org.uk/blog/how-air...
Air con is usually actually a type of heat pump, and can provide efficient, clean heating as well as cooling
www.nesta.org.uk/blog/how-air...
How air conditioning could help us tackle climate change
Heatwaves always lead to debates about air conditioning. But did you know most air con systems could actually be a green and cost-effective way to heat your home?
www.nesta.org.uk
July 11, 2025 at 6:16 AM
Reposting this piece (from a September heat wave 2 years ago) about how air conditioning could be helpful in tackling climate change.
Air con is usually actually a type of heat pump, and can provide efficient, clean heating as well as cooling
www.nesta.org.uk/blog/how-air...
Air con is usually actually a type of heat pump, and can provide efficient, clean heating as well as cooling
www.nesta.org.uk/blog/how-air...
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36 degrees indoors! Have a look at the temperatures our supporters recorded at home with no air con (post a pic in the replies if you can beat them!)
Only 5% of British households have air con due to anti-air con rules.
It's time to change them and COOL BRITANNIA.
Only 5% of British households have air con due to anti-air con rules.
It's time to change them and COOL BRITANNIA.
July 11, 2025 at 1:04 PM
36 degrees indoors! Have a look at the temperatures our supporters recorded at home with no air con (post a pic in the replies if you can beat them!)
Only 5% of British households have air con due to anti-air con rules.
It's time to change them and COOL BRITANNIA.
Only 5% of British households have air con due to anti-air con rules.
It's time to change them and COOL BRITANNIA.
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London hasn't built enough homes since the 1930s.
1937: 3 page planning application
2025: 1,250 pages (25 pages longer than War and Peace)
It didn't used to be this hard to build homes, it doesn't need to be today.
1937: 3 page planning application
2025: 1,250 pages (25 pages longer than War and Peace)
It didn't used to be this hard to build homes, it doesn't need to be today.
July 7, 2025 at 7:30 AM
London hasn't built enough homes since the 1930s.
1937: 3 page planning application
2025: 1,250 pages (25 pages longer than War and Peace)
It didn't used to be this hard to build homes, it doesn't need to be today.
1937: 3 page planning application
2025: 1,250 pages (25 pages longer than War and Peace)
It didn't used to be this hard to build homes, it doesn't need to be today.
Feel like the camp, day-time tv, low culture element of Reform is a very important part of its identity as a party and political project, but undercommented on.
June 24, 2025 at 2:11 PM
Feel like the camp, day-time tv, low culture element of Reform is a very important part of its identity as a party and political project, but undercommented on.
9th anniversary of Brexit means that nobody you meet under the age of 27 voted in the referendum.
Feels like quite an important thing to remember, really.
Feels like quite an important thing to remember, really.
June 23, 2025 at 9:00 AM
9th anniversary of Brexit means that nobody you meet under the age of 27 voted in the referendum.
Feels like quite an important thing to remember, really.
Feels like quite an important thing to remember, really.
Interesting that the mission to land man on the moon polled really poorly at the time
June 21, 2025 at 12:21 PM
Interesting that the mission to land man on the moon polled really poorly at the time
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We need Estate Renewal Passports to give automatic planning permission to plans residents support.
At the Aberfeldy Estate in London, a plan to turn 330 post-war homes into 1,600 new ones was rejected, despite 93% support from residents (who all get new homes).
At the Aberfeldy Estate in London, a plan to turn 330 post-war homes into 1,600 new ones was rejected, despite 93% support from residents (who all get new homes).
June 3, 2025 at 9:13 AM
We need Estate Renewal Passports to give automatic planning permission to plans residents support.
At the Aberfeldy Estate in London, a plan to turn 330 post-war homes into 1,600 new ones was rejected, despite 93% support from residents (who all get new homes).
At the Aberfeldy Estate in London, a plan to turn 330 post-war homes into 1,600 new ones was rejected, despite 93% support from residents (who all get new homes).
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🥪💼NEW LUNCHTIME BRIEFING 💼🥪
How can we make planning reform work for workers?
🗓️ Friday 6 June, 12-12.30pm
We've teamed up with Community trade union to find out.
Join our Sam Richards and @samdumitriu.bsky.social, with @domarmstrong.bsky.social.
www.britainremade.co.uk/lunchtime_br...
How can we make planning reform work for workers?
🗓️ Friday 6 June, 12-12.30pm
We've teamed up with Community trade union to find out.
Join our Sam Richards and @samdumitriu.bsky.social, with @domarmstrong.bsky.social.
www.britainremade.co.uk/lunchtime_br...
Lunchtime Briefing: How To Make Planning Reform Work For Workers
A 30 minute briefing discussing Britain Remade and Community's joint report, 'How to make planning reform work for workers'.
www.britainremade.co.uk
May 29, 2025 at 11:45 AM
🥪💼NEW LUNCHTIME BRIEFING 💼🥪
How can we make planning reform work for workers?
🗓️ Friday 6 June, 12-12.30pm
We've teamed up with Community trade union to find out.
Join our Sam Richards and @samdumitriu.bsky.social, with @domarmstrong.bsky.social.
www.britainremade.co.uk/lunchtime_br...
How can we make planning reform work for workers?
🗓️ Friday 6 June, 12-12.30pm
We've teamed up with Community trade union to find out.
Join our Sam Richards and @samdumitriu.bsky.social, with @domarmstrong.bsky.social.
www.britainremade.co.uk/lunchtime_br...
"What do the Scottish public think about the ban on new nuclear power?"
In my latest post, I take a deep dive into some recent @britainremade.bsky.social polling to look at attitudes to the Scottish Government's effective ban on new nuclear power:
normielisation.substack.com/p/what-do-th...
In my latest post, I take a deep dive into some recent @britainremade.bsky.social polling to look at attitudes to the Scottish Government's effective ban on new nuclear power:
normielisation.substack.com/p/what-do-th...
What do the Scottish public think about the ban on new nuclear power?
A deeper look at some Britain Remade polling
normielisation.substack.com
June 2, 2025 at 11:14 AM
"What do the Scottish public think about the ban on new nuclear power?"
In my latest post, I take a deep dive into some recent @britainremade.bsky.social polling to look at attitudes to the Scottish Government's effective ban on new nuclear power:
normielisation.substack.com/p/what-do-th...
In my latest post, I take a deep dive into some recent @britainremade.bsky.social polling to look at attitudes to the Scottish Government's effective ban on new nuclear power:
normielisation.substack.com/p/what-do-th...
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Britain’s planning system is broken, and working people are paying the price.
High bills. Low wages. Sky-high house prices and rents. A system built for blockers, not builders. It doesn’t have to be this way. 🧵
High bills. Low wages. Sky-high house prices and rents. A system built for blockers, not builders. It doesn’t have to be this way. 🧵
May 13, 2025 at 12:33 PM
Britain’s planning system is broken, and working people are paying the price.
High bills. Low wages. Sky-high house prices and rents. A system built for blockers, not builders. It doesn’t have to be this way. 🧵
High bills. Low wages. Sky-high house prices and rents. A system built for blockers, not builders. It doesn’t have to be this way. 🧵
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💫 We’re launching the Centre for British Progress
Our founding essay: Rediscovering British Progress is a case for growth that drives shared progress, rooted in Britain's values and industrial heritage.
It all starts with a postcard from 1870 👇
britishprogress.org/articles/red...
Our founding essay: Rediscovering British Progress is a case for growth that drives shared progress, rooted in Britain's values and industrial heritage.
It all starts with a postcard from 1870 👇
britishprogress.org/articles/red...
April 3, 2025 at 7:52 AM
💫 We’re launching the Centre for British Progress
Our founding essay: Rediscovering British Progress is a case for growth that drives shared progress, rooted in Britain's values and industrial heritage.
It all starts with a postcard from 1870 👇
britishprogress.org/articles/red...
Our founding essay: Rediscovering British Progress is a case for growth that drives shared progress, rooted in Britain's values and industrial heritage.
It all starts with a postcard from 1870 👇
britishprogress.org/articles/red...
Welcome news, but worth remembering that the £300m spent on the planning application for the Lower Thames Crossing is more than it cost Norway to actually *build* the world’s longest road tunnel and the world’s deepest subsea tunnel.
March 25, 2025 at 11:33 AM
Welcome news, but worth remembering that the £300m spent on the planning application for the Lower Thames Crossing is more than it cost Norway to actually *build* the world’s longest road tunnel and the world’s deepest subsea tunnel.
Enjoyed the ride of this, but it's a hell of a lot of "book" for a novel that doesn't quite stick it's landing.
March 16, 2025 at 8:09 AM
Enjoyed the ride of this, but it's a hell of a lot of "book" for a novel that doesn't quite stick it's landing.
Wild how the 'technology' of the alphabet we use in English has barely changed in 2 millennia
March 15, 2025 at 11:32 AM
Wild how the 'technology' of the alphabet we use in English has barely changed in 2 millennia
March 12, 2025 at 9:22 PM
Obviously the Canadian election hasn't actually happened yet, but this is yet another important datapoint against inevitability in electoral politics.
March 12, 2025 at 8:56 AM
Obviously the Canadian election hasn't actually happened yet, but this is yet another important datapoint against inevitability in electoral politics.