Martin’s Twitter
Such a positive obituary of Roger Heape - a great @WinLD supporter. I know @jackielibdem and I greatly valued Roger's support at General Elections. Much missed. // "Trade pays tribute to industry stalwart Roger Heape | Travel Weekly" travelweekly.co.uk/news/touri…
About 3 days ago from Martin Tod's Twitter via Twitter for Android · reply · retweet · favourite
The last declaration in the UK? And it's a Lib Dem gain... 🙂 twitter.com/WinchesterCity…
About 4 days ago from Martin Tod's Twitter via Twitter for Android · reply · retweet · favourite
A big thank you to the voters of Winchester Westgate for re-electing me as their County Councillor for the next 4 years. A particular thank you for the 1,245 vote majority! 🙂
About 6 days ago from Martin Tod's Twitter via Twitter for Android · reply · retweet · favourite
Boris Johnson absolutely doesn't get it. The barrier between home & work has got smaller and many people are working much longer hours. Work is changing & will change more. We have to find *new* models for our cities to thrive. And we can't let up on COVID theguardian.com/world/2021/ma… pic.twitter.com/5zLd3Q7uNV
About 2 months ago from Martin Tod's Twitter via Twitter Web App · reply · retweet · favourite
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