I understand and sympathise with the pro consumer sentiment but we won’t have an auto sector left if we don’t incentivise catching up with tech advancements. Then in a few years we’ll still moan about China dominating critical supply chains because they do industrial strategy

#LabourHatesFun but thankfully @tomtugendhat doesn’t 💙 Hear from Cllr Tom Pridham 🇺🇦 about why Northcote Road pedestrianisation matters👇🏻 Sign the petition: tr.ee/NorthcoteRoad

This is an important intervention from Climate Change Committee about the government’s failure to grip electricity prices This isn’t just bad news for consumers & businesses - it’s bad for the climate too, as it makes it much less appealing for households, drivers and industry to go electric

Cities work when we can cross the road without fear, take our kids out to play on the street or get to work in a relaxed way The issue of dangerous driving is fundamental to beautiful, walkable urbanism and this campaign is hugely welcome

Thank you to Sir Liam Fox for joining us last night to discuss his latest book 'The Coming Storm' and why water will shape the 21st century. 📚 Great networking, 🥂 roof-top drinks and ✍️ book signings. Thank you to everyone in our network who came!

Why is the UK rejecting a cheaper path to net zero that Germany just quietly adopted? While they embrace international carbon credits to cut decarbonisation costs, Labour says 'nein'. Our Head of Energy Dillon Smith, explains 🧵

This is a poverty mindset. We should have so much cheap, abundant energy that everyone can afford to cool their home.

🐸 Worth saying that Rebecca Smith MP tabled an amendment in the Commons to end this madness by giving ponds permitted development rights and Thérèse Coffey has now done the same in the Lords

36 degrees indoors! Have a look at the temperatures our supporters recorded at home with no air con (post a pic in the replies if you can beat them!) Only 5% of British households have air con due to anti-air con rules. It's time to change them and COOL BRITANNIA.

The UK is experiencing an extraordinary year for wildfires. 🔥 more call-outs for firefighters in the first six months than any year to date 🔥 larger area burnt by wildfires than any EU country bar Romania 🔥 "It’s a warning sign," says Dr Thomas Smith 🔥🌏 thetimes.com/uk/environment…

This isn’t a good use of taxpayers’ money when EV sales are already growing and costs falling It won’t help low-income drivers who buy cars in the second hand market EVs bring many benefits but it’d be much better to focus these resources on improving charging infrastructure

Reform want to totally wipe out the Scottish renewables industry. There's a huge difference between concern at the pace of net zero rollout, and the level of climate denial that would put us back on coal. Reform are not good for Scotland.

Whatever your views about renewables, this is a reckless intervention by Reform Government reneging on legally-binding contracts with private firms would damage investment in UK infrastructure more widely, pushing up investor risk, financing costs and everyone’s bills