Dominic Atkinson
@domatkinson.bsky.social
Co-founder https://staynimble.co.uk | Human coaching expertise + accessible technology = career support for everyone 🤝 | Making quality guidance available when and where people need it | #SocEnt
Maybe this one? mcgst.com/2025/12/16/a...
A travel-sized review of the James O’Brien Mystery Hour Travel Game
Back in 2021 I reviewed The Mystery Hour Board Game and it deservedly got high praise from yours truly. My daughter and I have played the game ever since and it has become the main Christmas game f…
mcgst.com
December 17, 2025 at 9:13 AM
Maybe this one? mcgst.com/2025/12/16/a...
This will be another Curry story.
Meanwhile, the Reform/Russia story barely got cut through and died within 24 hours of its limited coverage.
Fed up with the blatant manipulation.
Meanwhile, the Reform/Russia story barely got cut through and died within 24 hours of its limited coverage.
Fed up with the blatant manipulation.
December 1, 2025 at 9:22 AM
This will be another Curry story.
Meanwhile, the Reform/Russia story barely got cut through and died within 24 hours of its limited coverage.
Fed up with the blatant manipulation.
Meanwhile, the Reform/Russia story barely got cut through and died within 24 hours of its limited coverage.
Fed up with the blatant manipulation.
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The costs of the UK’s Global Talent Visa looks a trifle high in comparison to competitor countries - largely through the Immigration Health Surcharge (which critics say is a form of double taxation as they contribute to the NHS through normal tax on their earnings)
October 21, 2025 at 5:57 AM
The costs of the UK’s Global Talent Visa looks a trifle high in comparison to competitor countries - largely through the Immigration Health Surcharge (which critics say is a form of double taxation as they contribute to the NHS through normal tax on their earnings)
In all seriousness, this isn’t only about frothy speculation around AI, there’s a lot of structural worry to be aware of.
archive.ph/nzw90
Most people don’t have means to insulate themselves in any kind of “put your money somewhere safe” strategy, because there isn’t any money to do that with.
archive.ph/nzw90
Most people don’t have means to insulate themselves in any kind of “put your money somewhere safe” strategy, because there isn’t any money to do that with.
archive.ph
October 17, 2025 at 9:17 AM
In all seriousness, this isn’t only about frothy speculation around AI, there’s a lot of structural worry to be aware of.
archive.ph/nzw90
Most people don’t have means to insulate themselves in any kind of “put your money somewhere safe” strategy, because there isn’t any money to do that with.
archive.ph/nzw90
Most people don’t have means to insulate themselves in any kind of “put your money somewhere safe” strategy, because there isn’t any money to do that with.
Under the mattress.
October 17, 2025 at 8:47 AM
Under the mattress.
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This was a good read. ig.ft.com/mega-batteri...
How mega batteries are unlocking an energy revolution
Vast battery units are shoring up grids and extending the use of clean power
ig.ft.com
October 16, 2025 at 7:52 AM
This was a good read. ig.ft.com/mega-batteri...
These folks have the deluded point of view that the installed base of wind and solar will somehow be reversed if they tap their heels together enough times. The direction to renewables is inexorable. This is the last gasp of the old as it wheezes to its inevitable death. It’s a last minute cash-in.
October 16, 2025 at 7:46 AM
These folks have the deluded point of view that the installed base of wind and solar will somehow be reversed if they tap their heels together enough times. The direction to renewables is inexorable. This is the last gasp of the old as it wheezes to its inevitable death. It’s a last minute cash-in.
So no mention of the chronic venous insufficiency they announced not 3 months ago. A miracle reversal.
October 11, 2025 at 6:37 AM
So no mention of the chronic venous insufficiency they announced not 3 months ago. A miracle reversal.
I’d buy that for a dollar
October 6, 2025 at 9:20 PM
I’d buy that for a dollar
“Free Markets”. Never been a more interventionist administration outside of wars than this one in the ‘free market’. It’s like a game of “let’s pretend” to say otherwise.
October 2, 2025 at 1:50 PM
“Free Markets”. Never been a more interventionist administration outside of wars than this one in the ‘free market’. It’s like a game of “let’s pretend” to say otherwise.
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My deepest gratitude to those who have already shared their stories.
As I outline on the project's website, these are stories marked by a sense of fear, a sense of loss, a sense of helplessness, a sense of disappointment and anger, but also continued hope for change.
humantoll.org
As I outline on the project's website, these are stories marked by a sense of fear, a sense of loss, a sense of helplessness, a sense of disappointment and anger, but also continued hope for change.
humantoll.org
The Human Toll
The Human Toll shares the anonymous stories of people impacted by recent social, economic, and policy changes in the US, with the goal of promoting awareness and empathy, providing a sense of connecti...
humantoll.org
October 2, 2025 at 10:35 AM
My deepest gratitude to those who have already shared their stories.
As I outline on the project's website, these are stories marked by a sense of fear, a sense of loss, a sense of helplessness, a sense of disappointment and anger, but also continued hope for change.
humantoll.org
As I outline on the project's website, these are stories marked by a sense of fear, a sense of loss, a sense of helplessness, a sense of disappointment and anger, but also continued hope for change.
humantoll.org
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"Not taking a penny in benefits"
if you're on a visa you have no recourse to public funds. do you think you could ask her which benefits visa holders are entitled to?
"being in work"
work is not a requirement of entry for spouse & student visas. again: do you think you should ask about this?
if you're on a visa you have no recourse to public funds. do you think you could ask her which benefits visa holders are entitled to?
"being in work"
work is not a requirement of entry for spouse & student visas. again: do you think you should ask about this?
September 29, 2025 at 2:58 PM
"Not taking a penny in benefits"
if you're on a visa you have no recourse to public funds. do you think you could ask her which benefits visa holders are entitled to?
"being in work"
work is not a requirement of entry for spouse & student visas. again: do you think you should ask about this?
if you're on a visa you have no recourse to public funds. do you think you could ask her which benefits visa holders are entitled to?
"being in work"
work is not a requirement of entry for spouse & student visas. again: do you think you should ask about this?