These moms can't see anything important in front of their big SUVs.

The unanimous opinion of 400+ The Guardian & The Observer journalists following an NUJ vote is that this deal poses an existential risk not just to The Observer but also to The Guardian. And the great & the good - @hackedoffhugh, Carol Vorderman, mary beard, jeremy deller,

Worrying story -take a look:

It's only been up a couple of months, but already the Tanager-1 satellite is identifying thousands of methane emissions around the world. 1/3 data.carbonmapper.org

"Can the private sector deliver Labour’s housebuilding boom?" Really interesting article which could actually be broken into "can the private sector be incentivized to build the right numbers" and "are the supply factors there" on.ft.com/3YevqWt via Financial Times

How can we reshape transport planning in line with the government’s vision-led approach? Join us for 'A New Era of Housing Development' on Nov 8th at Regent’s Park Conference Centre, London, for real-world insights on impactful, sustainable change: ow.ly/v55u50TT3Z3

Nothing about active travel (walking, wheeling and cycling) in the budget today. Please donate and help us bring stability to active travel funding. This could potentially be the most important active travel case in English legal history. crowdjustice.com/case/stop-the-…

That's a tripling only because Tories slashed the active travel budget. Should have been £450 million before slashed. So, this is pathetic from Labour and far from "unprecedented," as earlier promised by Louise Haigh. Steamrollered by Treasury?

That it’s got to the point Musk tells our prime minister what’s right and what’s wrong and a British newspaper that long ago lost its moral bearings should deem this front page news.

In a rare outing for our opinion site, I’ve written about why councils seeking to ban bikes from city centres due to delivery bikes are treating it as a “cycling problem” when it’s actually a law enforcement problem - these are mainly electric mopeds. theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

Ending the fuel duty freeze was a no brainer... The freeze has so far lost the Treasury a colossal £133bn. Resolution Foundation analysis shows the tax cost of driving has declined 38% since 2010, while long-suffering rail passengers get an annual fare rise. thetimes.com/business-money…

Horsham's new Aldi open today. It's great to find cycle racks sensibly placed by the entrance and already being used. So simple, but so often not done right. Thanks for listening Aldi Stores UK !

They are brilliant campaigners. I disagree with them but respect their tenacity. I’m reminded of this quote from Andrew Gilligan: “Our most sophisticated opponents were not frontal. Their main weapon was the filibuster.” There’s a lesson to be learned here: just build it.

From The New Economics Foundation: Trapped Behind The Wheel: How England's new builds lock us into car dependency neweconomics.org/2024/11/trappe…

“Until now, COVID vaccines have been available to pregnant women as part of the twice-yearly booster programme, but this offer is being withdrawn.” This is a bad idea for several reasons. Check out the article. buff.ly/4eHVW0J

Note this from our friends at Living Streets : FOUR YEARS! I mean: FOUR YEARS!

It's our final Friday Late today! 🤗🎊🥳 We are open until 8pm and from 6pm there will be festive music with drink refreshments available from the garden bar. Our new 18th and 19th Century galleries will be open and the latest art exhibition will be on show! #HorshamMuseum

I gave this TED talk warning Silicon Valley of the profound threat of it posed to democracy nearly 6 years ago. It provoked a lawsuit that caused me years of pain. The UK government did nothing to contain the threat. And here we are.

You encountered more than just traffic in North Street, Horsham, back in 1926! 🐄🐮 Our latest #ThrowbackThursday photo for 'scenes you may not have seen' features a herd of cows happily grazing, while pedestrians seem perfectly content to stroll close by! #HorshamMuseum