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Was there anything gold in there? I'll bet that they rescued that before demolition.

Just needs a bunch of footprint-size stickers.

Well it's appreciated that you went to the effort, seems to have spread quite far and wide!!

Also will need dealing with problems well. Easy enough to go forward on a rush of publicity, good vibes and great policies, but the mettle of a party is really shown in how they deal with problems.

A good example of problem handling gone wrong can be seen with regards to Your Party.

I'm so sick of discourse from supposed allies about where trans people went wrong.

Where we "went wrong" is that billionaires spent unimaginably large sums to attack us repeatedly and major media outlets have spent a decade piling on.

This is great! However, a suggestion for improvement from friends' feedback: the ring road would be better depicted in grey, or at least not the sector colours. It misleads some folks into thinking you can't get from one section of the ring road to another without going past a camera.

Yup. There are some cycle racks on the main road, but that's really no excuse for failing to provide them on site.

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Don't knock pasties. A good one is delicious and I'm absolutely gutted that due to food sensitivities I'm never going to have one ever again.

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As requested: twice a week is fine with me, in whatever formation you consider suitable.

Also photos of more college cats is purrfectly fine.

Thank you, Clarion!!

Nice. Accessible too.

Around here the separated cycle/pedestrian road crossings almost always involve a substantial gradient for the cyclists. If your legs work fine, fine, but if not, it's very discouraging.

Barely any gradient change for the motor vehicles, though.

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Also, I reckon it's really important that they get paid-up members if they are to have enough money to make a difference, without having to resort to accepting donations from ethically dodgy places and people. We collectively have to put our money where we would like to see our politics. 💚

But not just that. He has empathy and compassion, both of which our politics is sorely lacking in nowadays.

Does the Clarion know whether there are any proposals under consideration with regards to street lamps that switch on when there's folks about (i.e. movement activated)?

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Not only are we at record numbers of members and growing every day - this is our highest ever poll rating.

We're just getting started.

This is the politics of the 99% Vs the 1% for a country we can all afford to live in - plenty of room to grow.

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Why they don't just set up rules which lead to the segregation of the transphobes off to separate gender-neutral toilet cubicles is beyond me. There you go, transphobes, your own little space, and leave the rest of us women (cis- and trans- alike) to our ladies toilets.

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Exactly. Because they would have to decide the balance internally.

Still very important to have town & country both well represented inside any decision-making bodies inside the authority. Can't have one trampling on the other.

Well, *sure*, if we want to go to Vulgaria and rescue children from the child catcher, flying cars are perfect for that!

You don't tailor it to the bike configurations, you get machine learning algorithms to distinguish human behaviour: someone using a key to unlock their bike is going to have a different pattern to someone breaking a lock. (I also work with computers, ~40yrs.)

This is why one county authority helps, not Oxford vs other regions.

This is exactly the sort of thing that computers could and should be expected to help with. The police should have access to software trained to spot ordinary vs suspicious removals of bikes from the racks. Then the footage to be reviewed is minimised. Funding?

I'm sure Starmer's words weren't even so much as inciting a milkshake against him, let alone actual violence.