Fraser Angus
@fraser-angus.bsky.social
Member of the Liberal Democrats,
Qualified Ecologist Bsc & Msc,
Data Analyst
Qualified Ecologist Bsc & Msc,
Data Analyst
BBC News - Twenty one English councils ask for election delays
Interesting. The ones asking for a delay belong to labour... Why is this?
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Interesting. The ones asking for a delay belong to labour... Why is this?
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Twenty councils in England ask for election delays
Nearly a third of eligible authorities say they want to postpone local polls scheduled for May.
www.bbc.co.uk
January 15, 2026 at 7:33 AM
BBC News - Twenty one English councils ask for election delays
Interesting. The ones asking for a delay belong to labour... Why is this?
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Interesting. The ones asking for a delay belong to labour... Why is this?
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
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I’ve campaigned hard for a fairer deal for our family farms.
That can’t stop with changes to inheritance tax.
We must back farmers by ensuring the public sector buys local, British produce!
That can’t stop with changes to inheritance tax.
We must back farmers by ensuring the public sector buys local, British produce!
January 7, 2026 at 4:05 PM
I’ve campaigned hard for a fairer deal for our family farms.
That can’t stop with changes to inheritance tax.
We must back farmers by ensuring the public sector buys local, British produce!
That can’t stop with changes to inheritance tax.
We must back farmers by ensuring the public sector buys local, British produce!
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Just left PMQs without getting called. Yesterday, the OEP warned that the UK will miss most environmental targets by 2030.
Nature is in crisis, and the watchdog needs real teeth, not just bark.
Nature is in crisis, and the watchdog needs real teeth, not just bark.
January 14, 2026 at 2:09 PM
Just left PMQs without getting called. Yesterday, the OEP warned that the UK will miss most environmental targets by 2030.
Nature is in crisis, and the watchdog needs real teeth, not just bark.
Nature is in crisis, and the watchdog needs real teeth, not just bark.
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👏⚡A record number of offshore wind projects have been awarded by the Government! 8 projects totalling 8.4GW - enough to power 9.7 million+ homes.
These projects are cheaper than new gas plants, will create jobs & are a big step towards hitting our 2030 clean energy target.🎯
These projects are cheaper than new gas plants, will create jobs & are a big step towards hitting our 2030 clean energy target.🎯
Record amount of offshore wind power secured in latest auction for new projects will boost Britain’s energy security and lower bills
14/01/2026 | Offshore wind
www.renewableuk.com
January 14, 2026 at 5:49 PM
👏⚡A record number of offshore wind projects have been awarded by the Government! 8 projects totalling 8.4GW - enough to power 9.7 million+ homes.
These projects are cheaper than new gas plants, will create jobs & are a big step towards hitting our 2030 clean energy target.🎯
These projects are cheaper than new gas plants, will create jobs & are a big step towards hitting our 2030 clean energy target.🎯
@eddavey.libdems.org.uk
Online platforms now act as landlords — owning markets and attention while claiming to sit outside UK jurisdiction.
Should operating Online at scale in the UK require compliance with UK law, or do we accept permanent regulatory dependence?
Online platforms now act as landlords — owning markets and attention while claiming to sit outside UK jurisdiction.
Should operating Online at scale in the UK require compliance with UK law, or do we accept permanent regulatory dependence?
January 11, 2026 at 7:52 PM
@eddavey.libdems.org.uk
Online platforms now act as landlords — owning markets and attention while claiming to sit outside UK jurisdiction.
Should operating Online at scale in the UK require compliance with UK law, or do we accept permanent regulatory dependence?
Online platforms now act as landlords — owning markets and attention while claiming to sit outside UK jurisdiction.
Should operating Online at scale in the UK require compliance with UK law, or do we accept permanent regulatory dependence?
