Chris Taylor
@chris-taylor.bsky.social
Recovering software engineer, green tech-futurist, writer, artist, designer and wannabe Gàidhlig speaker.
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"Keir Starmer said that the sky didn't fall in when we introduced votes at 16 in Wales and Scotland.
And I say to you, Sir Keir, that when you introduced PR, the sky didn't fall in there either."
Our CEO Emma Harrison speaking at @labour4pr.bsky.social rally at #LabourConference2025 💯🔥
And I say to you, Sir Keir, that when you introduced PR, the sky didn't fall in there either."
Our CEO Emma Harrison speaking at @labour4pr.bsky.social rally at #LabourConference2025 💯🔥
October 1, 2025 at 10:41 AM
"Keir Starmer said that the sky didn't fall in when we introduced votes at 16 in Wales and Scotland.
And I say to you, Sir Keir, that when you introduced PR, the sky didn't fall in there either."
Our CEO Emma Harrison speaking at @labour4pr.bsky.social rally at #LabourConference2025 💯🔥
And I say to you, Sir Keir, that when you introduced PR, the sky didn't fall in there either."
Our CEO Emma Harrison speaking at @labour4pr.bsky.social rally at #LabourConference2025 💯🔥
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Community buy-outs, the 'Nature State', and how the English Fens were drained by a 17th century gang of venture capitalists. Here's an interview I did with Stir To Action, a great organisation working on community wealth building and the climate crisis:
www.stirtoaction.com/articles/int...
www.stirtoaction.com/articles/int...
Interview: The Lie of the Land
Interview Guy Shrubsole Lie of the land
www.stirtoaction.com
January 28, 2025 at 4:56 PM
Community buy-outs, the 'Nature State', and how the English Fens were drained by a 17th century gang of venture capitalists. Here's an interview I did with Stir To Action, a great organisation working on community wealth building and the climate crisis:
www.stirtoaction.com/articles/int...
www.stirtoaction.com/articles/int...
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this is probably one of my favorite pictures in astronomy
November 20, 2024 at 12:54 AM
this is probably one of my favorite pictures in astronomy