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Sites for Labour's New Towns that already have rail connections
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There's an argument that by setting a target that they know they are going to miss it's not the real target. as it maybe what they...
31 Aug 2026
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Should car accidents have more prominent reporting?
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Having a defining plate only works if the car is only ever driven by a sole driver, wouldn't work if there's others driving it...
31 Aug 2026
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Taxing road users by mile
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My EV has a range of "only" 6 times the distance. Also, depending on usage it's possible to do a lot more than 50% of the annual milage...
31 Aug 2026
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Wind Power and UK Energy Use
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This could be investing to see what comes from it: New challenge launched to store clean energy for longer and protect households from...
21 Aug 2026
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Reform UK discussion
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In 2024 there were less than 110,000 asylum seekers, I recon a single restaurant could sell more unlimited drinks refills (about 300 per...
14 Aug 2026
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Reform UK discussion
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Indeed should be at least 80%, anything less than 70% should be embarrassing.
14 Aug 2026
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Reform UK discussion
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Also confirmed by another candidate:
14 Aug 2026
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Reform UK discussion
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"Apparently" he was told not to attend the count by the police, so he's already avoiding Clacton on Sea.
14 Aug 2026
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Taxing road users by mile
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There's a few things which might be an option: - have the bike out of sight - have the bike inside (which may be a folding bike) -...
4 Aug 2026
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Proposed new Channel Tunnel services discussion
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Or in other words, it would likely be much cheaper and less disruptive to: - fix St Pancras (maybe even a substantial rebuild) -...
4 Aug 2026
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Reform UK discussion
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The problem with big numbers like 200,000 is that given that it's a subset of a much bigger number (62 million, that being the...
4 Aug 2026
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Cross-country overcrowding: what could be done?
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Typically, it's assumed that a connection on a half hourly service would average at 15 minutes. That's because, the likelihood is that...
3 Aug 2026
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Reopenings - the positive narrative the railway industry needs !
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Although there's evidence that typically those who walk or cycle can be more economically helpful to a high street than those who drive...
3 Aug 2026
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Cross-country overcrowding: what could be done?
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Indeed, although for my post it would have made it a longer and it's in an thresd where do nothing is assumed to have been rejected...
1 Aug 2026
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Reform UK discussion
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I think if anyone within Reform did (not that I'm suggesting anything) then it's likely that Reform would lose a lot of support from the...
1 Aug 2026
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