I see govt are out there this morning trumpeting their £8.7 million bribe to river charities. That's £8.7 million which allowed water companies to walk away from 20 separate criminal prosecutions and by criminal I mean up to 5 years in jail, unlimited fines and the proceeds of

Nail on head time. Today govt announced that 6 water companies are getting to walk away from 20 separate criminal prosecutions, that's up to 5 years in jail, unlimited fines and the proceeds of crime legislation applies, you can start seizing houses, cars etc. Take Severn

Heard of Palantir? Because of public pressure, on Thursday 16 April, MPs will debate Palantir’s contract with the NHS. The genocide by Israel against Palestinians in Gaza is ongoing. A company linked to genocide has NO place in our NHS. We need to make ourselves heard

They're trying to silence those speaking up. Let's make sure they can't. Tell you NHS trust to say no to Palantir NOW⬇️ goodlaw.social/3fd139

The Hogsmill River is one of just two urban chalk streams in the whole of London and this is what we do to them.... 🤬

"The 20 UK 'no-go' beaches for swimming this spring revealed - with contaminated waters, sewage and dump waste polluting the sea." Truly what have we become as a nation when every spring newspapers are having to publish 20 beaches to avoid lists? 🤬 dailymail.co.uk/travel/article…

£64bn is the cost of UK capitulation to pharmaceutical companies. Secret deal commits the NHS to pay higher price for new and existing drugs No debate in parliament. Govt can tax the rich, cut other services, let people die, start manufacturing drugs. thebureauinvestigates.com/stories/2026-0…

“Britain's Ofwat board split over approval for Thames Water rescue deal, Bloomberg News reports.” Turns out there might be some good news today. Is Ofwat’s board tipping towards rejecting the latest shabby Thames Water takeover, I do hope so. reuters.com/sustainability…

AA and BSM charged hidden fees to learner drivers. 80,000 customers fleeced by hidden fees of over £760,000. AA owns BSM, which is owned by private equity (PE), ordered to pay £4.2m fine. No exec fined. Is there anything PE won't do fleece people bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Corporate Welfare Drax claimed £999m subsidy for burning trees in 2025 to produce electricity. £8.7bn since 2012, more to come. Its electricity is the most expensive. Company made operating profit of £947m in 2025. Biggest single polluter in the UK. theguardian.com/business/2026/…

"Families left vomiting over horrendous stench caused by 'sewage issue'." I'm going to be speaking at the SOS Whitstable protest in Whitstable next weekend, Saturday 25th April. I'll see you all there... mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/c…

While Tesco post record profits again, British farmers like myself are facing decisions not to plant crops this autumn as they will lose money. Food inflation isn’t driven by farming, it’s driven by retailer margins. We don’t need pricier food, but we desperately need a

"Thames Water 'sleepwalking' into bad deal for customers, investor says." And so say all of us, and so say all of us....... bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

$30m an hour: big oil reaping huge war windfall from consumers, extra $234bn by end of 2026 It is Trump's way of rewarding his backers. Corporations always profit from war whilst household/Govt budgets are decimated. Govts must levy windfall taxes. theguardian.com/environment/20…

It’s possible to cut out plastic

‼️ WTF? Whilst you were distracted … Labour has just voted through powers to FORCE pension funds to invest your money in UK government ‘priorities’. Meaning Labour effectively takes control of up to 10% of your private pension to invest in bollocks. I call that theft. How

Next CEO pay rose from £4.9m to £7.4m, could hit £9.27m this year. Company changed CEO pay formula because it didn't give directors enough. Non-exec directors to get higher pay. Most shop workers toil on/around minimum wage. No curbs on fat-cattery. theguardian.com/business/2026/…

While you were looking at "lab-grown" meat, the chocolate industry pulled off the ultimate heist. Major companies are quietly funding lab-grown cocoa for 2027, but the truth is, they stopped giving you real chocolate years ago. In 27 countries, Cadbury's "Dairy Milk" isn't

This week, Labour MPs voted to give ministers the power to decide how your pension savings are invested. So ministers get pensions with guaranteed payouts, while they direct your savings towards their pet ideological causes, even if that means you lose money. Disgraceful.

Conservative MP Edward Leigh thinks disabled people and pensioners cost too much. He claims £2350 to pay his Council Tax, and £2500 to pay his energy bills every year But he isn't disabled or a pensioner, he is on £94,000 He should pay his self and cut the bloody benefit costs