This may be off base but the work of Amartya Sen and John Rawls provide lenses through which to critique built environments in terms of accessibility, Sen's capability approach and Rawls, social justice.

This is really interesting. Looking forward to hearing more about the pilot and your experience. I'm moving to a property that has an old gas boiler and plan to look at air source. Also see below Tim and Kat. They put in air source and have been sharing their journey. www.youtube.com/@TimAndKatsG...

It's been good, I have connected with most of the accounts I used to follow. I haven't posted much as my uni and dept is currently going through redundancies and reapplying for jobs so have been preoccupied.

Hannah Arendt for me. Her understanding of plurality and unpicking of totalitarianism. Also the work of Maxine Greene and her thinking around the importance of the imagination and art in social activism and justice.

Thank you so much for sharing that, brilliant resource and reading list and films.

Feel similarly about my uni solidarity to colleagues being affected. Currently thinking of taking redundancy rather than waiting it out

feel similarly Sandy- cannot believe their first choices were to get someone to pay for fancy clothes and remove WFA.

pretty purple

pears and pecorino fresco- goats cheese and honey

Didn't we hold all the cards in the Brexit negotiations- how did that go...

Just watched on YouTube- powerful and brave.

Similar, most colleagues who could leave or take EVR have already gone. Those of us left will be reapplying for our jobs over the coming month which is always tricky when your course no longer exists...

I live between 2 pubs and am grateful that any music or outside drinking in summer finishes at 11pm. It would be a nightmare if they were able to open beyond that regularly. I work full time and sometimes like a quiet weekend. Not sure how this would work in residential areas.