Martin’s Twitter
Time to go retro... RT @IanDunt I am baffled by the insistence of quote tweeting. What is the aim they are trying to pursue? Because it seems on the face of it to encourage pile-on culture. twitter.com/IanDunt/status…
About 6 days ago from Martin Tod's Twitter via Twitter for Android · reply · retweet · favourite
Great to see the Winchester Greenhouse open in Stockbridge Road. Great coffee and breakfast bap to start the day. pic.twitter.com/sykZmTf2Sn
About 2 weeks ago from Martin Tod's Twitter via Twitter for Android · reply · retweet · favourite
An interesting view on the future of the office - worth a read. We're clearly at a transition point. The 100% attendance office is dead. WfH/low commute working is here to stay. The bit that reads like work in progress is how people will gather to form teams & create a culture. twitter.com/chris_herd/sta…
About 2 weeks ago from Martin Tod's Twitter via Twitter Web App · reply · retweet · favourite
The Conservative plan for housing doesn't add up. The increased numbers proposed by the Government are already very challenging - but the local Conservatives' proposal to cram them into Winchester and the north of the district makes them unsustainable. hampshirechronicle.co.uk/news…
About 2 weeks ago from Martin Tod's Twitter via Twitter Web App · reply · retweet · favourite
Loving the energy and ideas starting to come from @soclibforum at the moment. It was brilliant to work with @pimlicat, @jamesgraham and many others during the early years - and it's equally brilliant to see new faces driving ahead a socially liberal agenda. twitter.com/LiberalPatriot…
About 3 weeks ago from Martin Tod's Twitter via Twitter Web App · reply · retweet · favourite
Get local email news
Thank you for signing up.
Get latest posts by email
Open Rights Group
YouTube videos
The Times cycling campaign
Category Archives: 20s plenty
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.
Will 20 mph be enforced in Winchester? Here’s the answer…
Following a recent report in the Hampshire Chronicle, there’s been quite a bit of confusion about whether 20 mph will be enforced in Winchester or not.
In order to sort this out, I wrote to the Police Commissioner and the Chief Constable – and now I have their answers.
Local enthusiasm and a flood of ideas to sort out walking in Winchester
One of the things I’m most keen to do as a Councillor is encourage and support walking in Winchester. I’ve been a campaigner for 20 mph zones for years. Since election to the County Council, I’ve successfully pushed to get pro-walking schemes on the development programme for Romsey Road and Stockbridge Road
Best place to live in England
I’ve just watched the ‘Location, Location, Location’ programme about the ten best places to live in Britain – and Winchester has dropped to number two behind Edinburgh. However, we’re still the best place to live in England so I guess …
Speed limits not spin
I must confess to being pretty baffled by the Conservatives’ latest plans to try and slow down traffic outside schools. They’ve now issued application packs to local schools in which they ask schools to pay for, or spend time raising …
