Daniel
@danielblaney.bsky.social
CND, Jeremy Corbyn, Diane Abbott, any transport mode but planes and cars.
literally the money spent on one road scheme - The Lower Thames Crossing - could transform the court estate, and investment in criminal legal aid, and prisoner transport.
December 5, 2025 at 10:31 PM
literally the money spent on one road scheme - The Lower Thames Crossing - could transform the court estate, and investment in criminal legal aid, and prisoner transport.
December 3, 2025 at 4:44 PM
literally the money spent on one road scheme - The Lower Thames Crossing - could transform the court estate, and investment in criminal legal aid, and prisoner transport.
restricting jury trials doesn’t address the catastrophic state of the criminal justice system; its pretending to deal with a part of the state that lacked investment pre-2010 too, and then got much much worse.
December 3, 2025 at 4:35 PM
restricting jury trials doesn’t address the catastrophic state of the criminal justice system; its pretending to deal with a part of the state that lacked investment pre-2010 too, and then got much much worse.
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1. The defendant not being produced at court from prison. 🚚
A classic. It happens due to the private contractors simply not bothering, knowing that the contracts negotiated by government include no meaningful penalty for failure.
Trials every day in every court are affected.
A classic. It happens due to the private contractors simply not bothering, knowing that the contracts negotiated by government include no meaningful penalty for failure.
Trials every day in every court are affected.
November 27, 2025 at 8:01 PM
1. The defendant not being produced at court from prison. 🚚
A classic. It happens due to the private contractors simply not bothering, knowing that the contracts negotiated by government include no meaningful penalty for failure.
Trials every day in every court are affected.
A classic. It happens due to the private contractors simply not bothering, knowing that the contracts negotiated by government include no meaningful penalty for failure.
Trials every day in every court are affected.
i think the chaos in the party system is clearly pre-dating electoral reform - perhaps it would always have been thus for reform at westminster and municipal level. agree, without electoral reform its a mess, but i maintain if it wasn’t this it would be another messy project. so i roll with it.
November 28, 2025 at 3:25 PM
i think the chaos in the party system is clearly pre-dating electoral reform - perhaps it would always have been thus for reform at westminster and municipal level. agree, without electoral reform its a mess, but i maintain if it wasn’t this it would be another messy project. so i roll with it.
its not so much pinning hopes [though hope is necessary], its the political reality that there has to be an electoral space here. whether it works out well is another matter, but it has a better chance [in Eng] than anything for a 100 years I’d say.
November 28, 2025 at 1:50 PM
its not so much pinning hopes [though hope is necessary], its the political reality that there has to be an electoral space here. whether it works out well is another matter, but it has a better chance [in Eng] than anything for a 100 years I’d say.
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Paris figures are 11% mode share but that is the City area. Central London is actually higher I reckon at about 16%. When talking about Paris v London there's a real risk of comparing Greater London Vs Paris central.
November 27, 2025 at 1:45 PM
Paris figures are 11% mode share but that is the City area. Central London is actually higher I reckon at about 16%. When talking about Paris v London there's a real risk of comparing Greater London Vs Paris central.