junesim63, (edited ) to Economics
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Good from Bill Mitchell on how the City of London lobbies and effectively controls government policy, even having an official parliamentary lobbyist, The Remembrancer, installed opposite the Speaker's chair.
Good too on Labour’s fear of the City and why this is wrong. Effective legislation can easily curb its power.


Tracing the British Labour Party’s fears of The City – Part 1 – William Mitchell – Modern Monetary Theory
https://billmitchell.org/blog/?p=61760

modinmetro, to architecture
passedwonder, to ghost

'From the to ' - well, now the of Lady Hungerford has something new to sit on as she scares away her eternity, brought from Tyburn to Greyfriars.

A lovely wander with fellow photographers for the last day of

HTs

passedwonder, to ilaughed

Even those with on their feet need to pause now and then, 'till the wind picks them up again.
Me? I 'd over to a club tonight, and met some interesting folk, heard their thoughts on 😀

HTs

passedwonder, to architecture
flipperwald, to architecture

The blue hour in London. I guess this is the financial district, but I may be very wrong. It has happened before.

#architecture #london #unitedkingdom #buildings #blue #bluelight #cityscape #cityscapephotography #urban #evening #eveninglight #cityoflondon #oldandnew #rooftop

TheHistorier, to london
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Another City of London view.


Steheap, to DigitalArt

An artistic rendition of a church window of St Dunstan's in the City of London. Rebuilt after the Great Fire of London and then badly damaged in the blitz, it is still a lovely place to visit.

HistoPol, to random
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@JessTheUnstill @doppelgrau

While true, this commonplace thinking ignores the needs of the many handicapped or frail elderly people or stressed-out parents with several younger kids who already feel guilty about spending too little time with their family.
Using public transport in off-peak times often doubles or triples travelling times + involves quite some walking.
Furthermore, in rural areas, is mostly too rare and often too expensive due to low population density.

HistoPol,
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@badtux @JessTheUnstill @doppelgrau

2/3
...however, many would not manage more than walking to a bus station and back 600m/half a mile (and back) and then still go shopping downtown.

Also, someone merely having an injured foot would not make it out of the unfathomable undergrounds in the when the are out of order.
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