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At a briefing on the Hampshire Local Transport Plan - an area where we need major change with a much stronger ambitions for decarbonisation and sustainable active travel hants.gov.uk/transport/loca…
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And yet, strangely, most schools closed during the 1918 flu pandemic. twitter.com/DanielJHannan/…
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Discovery of the day: Russian Blue cats a) love snow, and b) know how to make snow balls pic.twitter.com/YSyAs5mvDy
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Were you affected by flash floods in Winchester on August 27? The County Council (@hantsconnect) has a survey for affected homes and businesses here... forms.office.com/Pages/Respon…
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Just tried @SeedlipDrinks Grove 42. Tastes like flat, watered-down Sprite... 😕
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Author Archives: Martin
Fixing Bluetooth problem with TP-Link UB400
I recently bought myself some Sony Bluetooth earbuds for my phone, but I was keen to see if I could connect them to my PC too – so that I could use them in conference calls, for example. But my …
COVID-19 and our local streets
I’ve been thinking a lot about the challenges and opportunities that COVID-19 offers to the way we use our streets and roads here in Winchester.
Hampshire’s cuts to hit Winchester hard
Yesterday’s meeting of Hampshire’s Conservative cabinet confirmed that they will go ahead with their reckless £140 million cuts
A surprising campaign
Like many, I’ve been surprised at how shambolic the Conservative Party’s national campaign has been. We supposedly have a ‘strong and stable’ Prime Minister, but frankly she’s been all over the place.
Stopping terrorist attacks
The atrocity in Manchester was horrifying and very distressing. One of the few points of light has been the failure of ISIS’s strategy of using this kind of attack to polarise the community in Manchester and nationally: they’ve almost completely failed to do this.
