Monthly Archives: March 2021

Demands for a public inquiry

Posted on 20th March 2021 by Martin Cassini

Michael Rosen is demanding a public enquiry into the government’s handling of Covid-19. “We desperately need an inquiry into how and why this lethal idea [alleged experimenting with herd immunity without vaccination] was taken seriously. We owe it to the dead … Continue reading →

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UK law-breaking on pollution

Posted on 9th March 2021 by Martin Cassini

Transport Network reports that the UK has “systematically and persistently” broken legal limits on dangerous air pollution since 2010. So finds the European Court of Justice. Of course the UK government has been guilty of this for several decades. They have … Continue reading →

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Dwindling justification for HS2

Posted on 9th March 2021 by Martin Cassini

An internal survey found that 12,000 of 18,000 Nationwide employees prefer working from home, and home-working is at least as efficient as office working. It also improves quality of life. The main justification for HS2’s scorched earth policy was the … Continue reading →

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