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Tim Quantrill »
Budgeting for environmental disaster
Posted on 1:38pm Wednesday 29th April 2009
Another 'green' Budget and another disappointment. It seems Labour will never grasp the nettle on a truly environmental future even when President Obama shows the way and makes it a legitimate option.
Tim Quantrill »
Battling the forces of blandness and uniformity
Posted on 1:22pm Wednesday 18th March 2009
Skipton is a pretty special place to live, work or visit with its castle and many other historic buildings, canal and Dales ambience.
Tim Quantrill »
There's more than one side to an argument
Posted on 1:27pm Friday 9th January 2009
What is good news for some people is bad news for others and I bet the likes of Jeremy Clarkson and other petrolheads must have been spitting spark plugs at two items of recent motoring news.
Tim Quantrill »
Climate action now on agenda
Posted on 1:28pm Thursday 11th December 2008
This week government representatives from around the world are meeting in Poland to discuss the latest step to take on the journey to cutting greenhouse gas emissions and how to limit global temperature rises to a manageable two degrees Centigrade rather than a catastrophic four degrees or more that we are currently heading for.
Tim Quantrill »
Energy bill rises could have been avoided
Posted on 1:21pm Tuesday 11th November 2008
I don’t want to have to say ‘I told you so’ Bradford Council, but I did tell you.
Tim Quantrill »
Borrow to beat climate change
Posted on 3:20pm Wednesday 15th October 2008
Nationalisation is well and truly out of the bag now after the massive action taken to help banks in Britain and around the world. If it is for the good of the country’s economy to take companies into public ownership then it should be done.
Tim Quantrill »
Nation needs those billions, not the bankers
Posted on 3:51pm Wednesday 24th September 2008
And they say Communism was bad! Give me a system that at least provides a roof over the heads of its people and food and transport and jobs.
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Fuel price rises can't be insulated
Posted on 1:49pm Thursday 11th September 2008
The good news is that today the Government has committed a large amount of money to improving the insulation of people’s homes across the country in their latest move to ease the credit crunch - the bad news is that this is a long-term plan and the vulnerable in society like old age pensioners and the poor face a miserable winter trying to pay escalating fuel bills.
Tim Quantrill »
Scuttle this coal commitment
Posted on 5:35pm Friday 8th August 2008
Margaret Thatcher can be blamed for many things during her time in office, one of which is the decimation of the coal industry in Britain.
Tim Quantrill »
Live and let live
Posted on 2:05pm Friday 25th July 2008
It was a relief to see that the Government decided not to go ahead with the proposed badger cull in England that would have seen many thousands of these fantastic and much-loved animals trapped and killed.
Tim Quantrill »
Paying the price for oil addiction
Posted on 1:12pm Tuesday 8th July 2008
The chickens are certainly coming home to roost across the country as homeowners and businesses come to terms with the rising cost of fuel and the effects that it is having on how we lead our lives.
Tim Quantrill »
Nature calls - wrongly
Posted on 3:09pm Tuesday 24th June 2008
TV and movie producers and advertisers are fond of tugging at the heartstrings whenever they can to provoke empathy and mood or evoke ideals and character. Everything is dragooned into selling ideas and products and the natural world, like children, beautiful women and cute animals, is no exception.
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