Lewis Tibbs
@lewistibbs.bsky.social
Senior Digital Communications Officer @suttontrust.bsky.social 💻 Interested in politics, policy and regional inequality. Dancing nerd. Northerner and perpetually suffering Man United fan. Views my own!
Agree! I assume it’s up to individual boroughs where these spaces are placed? I feel like the strictness and enforcement varies quite a lot between different ones!
May 27, 2025 at 6:24 PM
Agree! I assume it’s up to individual boroughs where these spaces are placed? I feel like the strictness and enforcement varies quite a lot between different ones!
Interesting. The main complaint in London has definitely been the chaotic parking of dock-less, hired bikes (like Lime) rather than personal bikes.
Much better than 100 giant cars, but I guess it’s still tricky to have so many vehicles packed into one space, whatever the size. Perspective is key!
Much better than 100 giant cars, but I guess it’s still tricky to have so many vehicles packed into one space, whatever the size. Perspective is key!
May 26, 2025 at 3:01 PM
Interesting. The main complaint in London has definitely been the chaotic parking of dock-less, hired bikes (like Lime) rather than personal bikes.
Much better than 100 giant cars, but I guess it’s still tricky to have so many vehicles packed into one space, whatever the size. Perspective is key!
Much better than 100 giant cars, but I guess it’s still tricky to have so many vehicles packed into one space, whatever the size. Perspective is key!
Thanks for openly sharing Sunder, it’s awful that it’s a part of your online experience.
It’s baffling to me that people continue to underestimate the scale (and impact) of online racism, despite how blatantly obvious it is. It’s not too hard to see how regression online leaks into real life.
It’s baffling to me that people continue to underestimate the scale (and impact) of online racism, despite how blatantly obvious it is. It’s not too hard to see how regression online leaks into real life.
May 24, 2025 at 11:02 AM
Thanks for openly sharing Sunder, it’s awful that it’s a part of your online experience.
It’s baffling to me that people continue to underestimate the scale (and impact) of online racism, despite how blatantly obvious it is. It’s not too hard to see how regression online leaks into real life.
It’s baffling to me that people continue to underestimate the scale (and impact) of online racism, despite how blatantly obvious it is. It’s not too hard to see how regression online leaks into real life.
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Taking an unpaid role is just not an option for many young people. Imagine working full time, unpaid, but having to fund even the minimum living costs...without savings or help from family, this is near impossible! Indeed, 2 in 5 say their unpaid role was funded by family...
January 23, 2025 at 11:18 AM
Taking an unpaid role is just not an option for many young people. Imagine working full time, unpaid, but having to fund even the minimum living costs...without savings or help from family, this is near impossible! Indeed, 2 in 5 say their unpaid role was funded by family...