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…
Last week 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
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