Paul Drinkwater
@drinkwaterpaul.bsky.social
Golden Lane Estate dweller, reading group spawner, digital government consultant. Skeets my own
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How depressing. First M&S Oxford Street, now London Wall. A vast tonnage of atmospheric #CO2 already up there from building them both is wasted, and a vast tonnage more will follow from the #construction of the replacement buildings. For M&S alone, 40k tonnes to demolish and rebuild.
December 13, 2024 at 4:43 PM
How depressing. First M&S Oxford Street, now London Wall. A vast tonnage of atmospheric #CO2 already up there from building them both is wasted, and a vast tonnage more will follow from the #construction of the replacement buildings. For M&S alone, 40k tonnes to demolish and rebuild.
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NEW: We’ve just launched the IfG Ministers Database as a public resource
What’s that, you ask?
It’s a record of all ministerial appointments back to 1979 – we use it in research on ministerial churn, gender balance and lots more
Check it out here: www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk/ministers-da...
What’s that, you ask?
It’s a record of all ministerial appointments back to 1979 – we use it in research on ministerial churn, gender balance and lots more
Check it out here: www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk/ministers-da...
IfG Ministers Database | Institute for Government
Search our database of all government ministers since 1979.
www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk
September 5, 2024 at 7:47 AM
NEW: We’ve just launched the IfG Ministers Database as a public resource
What’s that, you ask?
It’s a record of all ministerial appointments back to 1979 – we use it in research on ministerial churn, gender balance and lots more
Check it out here: www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk/ministers-da...
What’s that, you ask?
It’s a record of all ministerial appointments back to 1979 – we use it in research on ministerial churn, gender balance and lots more
Check it out here: www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk/ministers-da...
Ooh, this sounds very much like the most splendid Kylie album since Fever. And adopting the admirable 2023 trend of clocking in at under 40 minutes.
September 22, 2023 at 4:59 PM
Ooh, this sounds very much like the most splendid Kylie album since Fever. And adopting the admirable 2023 trend of clocking in at under 40 minutes.