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Plus more HS2 problems, AI fixing Britain's plumbing, and Palantir... working as intended?
POD! On YIMBY Pod this week, we dig into another example of BBC local journalism having a weird NIMBY bias, in this case against the new Universal T...
POD! On YIMBY Pod this week, we dig into another example of BBC local journalism having a weird NIMBY bias, in this case against the new Universal Theme Park. Then I speak to Dan Mead from ThinkLabour, about the case against nationalising T...
POD! On YIMBY Pod this week, we dig into another example of BBC local journalism having a weird NIMBY bias, in this case against the new Universal Theme Park. Then I speak to Dan Mead from ThinkLabour, about the case against nationalising T...
On YIMBY Pod this week:
Martin reveals the extraordinary grip one Bedfordshire councillor has on BBC coverage of the new Universal theme park.
And James speaks to Dan Mead from Labour Together about why nationalising Thames Water...
One of the heroes who helps Britain remain angry on the internet.
Hey everyone, I’m still on holiday, so this week I have a guest post from my excellent friend David Landon Cole. Dave is an astute observer of politics, an expert on populis...
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