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Mostly Aberdeen FC or cycling related nonsense. Proud Scot, husband, father, grandfather, humanist & socialist. Sorry, no credit notes or refunds.

⏰NEW REPORT⏰ published today on how the push to 'reindustrialise the north' with net zero (as Burnham puts it) is going in practice. We did a deep dive on how towns at the forefront of new net zero industries - Aberdeen and Grimsby - are faring. The answer is not as well as hoped.

Second wind β€’ Resolution Foundation

Net zero is touted as a way to regenerate local economies and cushion industrial decline, as well as delivering cheap energy. Aberdeen and Grimsby show that it cannot do all three in every place that ...

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Oh marvellous, Sir Keith is going to bring his particular set of skills to 'international affairs'. Given how utterly pathetic he was as PM, it'll be interesting to see if he suddenly grows a backbone in his chosen new role. My guess - absolutely no fkn chance.

Best for Britain@bestforbritain.org Β· last wk.

After 11 years as the MP for Holborn and St Pancras, Keir Starmer will resign - triggering a by-election

✍️ Is the player trading model working? "The risk is that Aberdeen trade the reputation they have worked so hard to build as a club that provides players with a pathway to the next stage of their careers for one in which promising young talent sees its development stall."

Are Aberdeen Giving Their Project Signings a Chance to Succeed?

Aberdeen's player-trading model depends on developing young talent. But are the foundations in place to make it work?

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