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Over 40% of all passenger cars in Japan are K segment microcars (under 660cc).
Around 40% of new cars in the U.K are massive SUVs.
With regulation, you get what you invite.
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Important contribution & reminder of high consensus on cause, impact & lessons of crisis. To butcher the quote, we must live life forwards, but can only understand it backwards. Not to learn the lessons of crisis - good or bad - would be unforgiveable.
energycrisiscommission.uk/
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Impressive numbers. But even more significant in terms of future economic growth will be the proposed change in the fiscal rules @RachelReevesMP outlined again today to allow for greater investment in infrastructure #Budget
Nearly 38,000 jobs are set to be created across the UK after a total of £63bn of investment was announced around today's summit.
It's time to back Britain to succeed.
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Thank you for the mention!!
I was so lucky to have many opportunities growing up within Lewisham, I hope my small success can be a catalyst for change to help open opportunities and doors for young people now living in the borough!
It’s not often I get to speak in Parliament as a Government Whip. So, when I can, I make sure to mention #LewishamNorth as much as possible.
Thankfully, amazing constituents like our Olympian Gold Medallist @Lixsanyee make that easy to do.
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What policies would we like to see from this Government? 👀📢
Find our top 6 policy asks below 👇
1) Modernise council tax debt collection to support better outcomes for people in debt
2) Introduce statutory regulation for bailiffs to improve standards
Ed Rees retweeted
“The key to derisking is collaboration” says our Senior Policy Manager Ed Rees, moderating a panel at @RE_Transition Europe on the value of collaboration, challenges and opportunities when readying the energy workforce and the progression of technology.
#ETEU2024
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@ELPinchbeck, Chief Executive, @EnergyUKcomms: "We're undertaking the biggest change in energy for about 100 years." Discover more about NESO. 👇
Exciting day @reuters energy transition summit. Great to hear from a number of @EnergyUKcomms members and new voices over the two days. We are running a workshop at 10.35 with @jhmsanders
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Excellent panel from @CEN_HQ with @MartinCallanan talking about how vital it is to rebalanced electricity pricing and make electricity cheaper than gas. Time to move social and environmental Tariffs off electricity bills @_MCS_Foundation @energygovuk @Ed_Miliband @Miatsf
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Reeves says it’s very important the Treasury starts to account for the very important positive benefits of investment in its thinking - including how they account for assets / liabilities and any major policy shifts, eg planning reform, at @IPPR event.
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We are now approaching a period when the value of the system of independent regulation that the 80s bequeathed us will come under considerable scrutiny, and rightly so. If it is survive, it must adapt, and in adapting it must unlock investment outside of its purview. /fin
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At #eukconf24 all day today, an excellent line up and plenty to discuss, from affordability to building a net zero system.
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Instead, the Government should move towards better targeted support through a social tariff, but be mindful of any poor households at risk of losing out in the transition.
resolutionfoundation.org/pub…
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A picture tells a thousand words...
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Why should we stop freezing fuel duty?
1. It's a tax cut that helps wealthier households the most and poorest households the least
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On 2 (taking tough decisions to fix things/get growth):
a. Blair & Cameron/Osborne showed this tough message can be well received by the public
b. but less well received by Labour's backbenches, at least some of whom appear in denial about how tough budget is likely to be
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They say big trucks are just a reality if you want to make deliveries in the city.
I say there's other ways to solve the "last-mile" problem...
There's your beer kegs—sorted.
#London
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