by Editor | Wednesday 28th October 2020 | Politics and Economics
EDITOR’S COMMENT: Boris’s plan is bonkers and full of hot air. What happens when there’s no wind…? Boris Johnson announced at his party conference today the Government’s target for a four-fold increase in the amount of electricity...
by Editor | Wednesday 28th October 2020 | Politics and Economics
EDITOR’S COMMENT: Ignoring clear evidence that the underlying economics of renewables are disastrous, the Prime Minister has today committed the UK to a further expansion of offshore wind power by 2030, with frightening implications for electricity prices, which...
by Editor | Tuesday 27th October 2020 | Politics and Economics
EDITOR’S COMMENT: greedy greenies have been cashing in on the Coronavirus crisis. Although these businesses were technically eligible for the grants, wind turbine owners have NOT experienced financial hardship as a result of the lockdown. A £10,000 payment was...
by Editor | Tuesday 27th October 2020 | Politics and Economics
EDITOR’S COMMENT: Are you an influential environmentalist who doesn’t agree with lawbreaking attempts to overthrow democracy or a free society? Extinction Rebellion may come knocking on your door next… We’ve said it before and we will say it again:...
by Editor | Monday 26th October 2020 | Politics and Economics
The extension of the Congestion Charge to the North and South Circular Roads will negatively impact everyone who lives in the proposed area, on the borders and visitors. During a time of economic uncertainty and turmoil, Sadiq Khan is proposing an extension to the...
by Editor | Monday 26th October 2020 | Politics and Economics
EDITOR’S COMMENT: We believe it’s time to CANCEL CLEAN AIR ZONES. It’s right that the government is taking air pollution seriously, but these charges are NOT the right answer. Local authorities should be looking at alternative ways to tackle pollution, such as...
