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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
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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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