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James Fisk retweeted
It's quite an achievement to produce even uglier than the CGI but they have succeeded. In a highly competitive field, might this be Britain's ugliest new bridge?
£237 million and they couldn't even get matching railings. Another example of how, even in the most gold-plated expensive projects, beauty is not part of the equation, despite the massive impact it has on our wellbeing.
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We stand shoulder to shoulder with our European colleagues and fully support the collective view.
We oppose FIFA’s plans. The FIFA World Cup belongs to football and always will.
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James Fisk retweeted
BREAKING: UEFA sources tell @talkSPORT all 55 Member Associations have decided to boycott the men's and women's World Cups in protest at Gianni Infantino's Fifa Forward Enterprise plans.
UEFA members agreed on an emergency call that began around 2pm today that they will not support any FIFA-run tournament.
🎩 @martynziegler, who first broke the story.
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James Fisk retweeted
Conservatives will scrap stamp duty outright. This policy is just a tax raid.
Redistribution isn’t the answer on growth. Wealth creation is.
🚨 NEW: Andy Burnham is strongly considering replacing council tax and stamp duty with a 0.48% annual tax on a home's current value
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James Fisk retweeted
Genuine question but are making these types of videos seriously a good use of time? I understand it from the PM to communicate policy. But do taxes really need to fund civil servants putting together a “let’s get going!” vertical video? Who is this of interest to?
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James Fisk retweeted
we have no chancellor, quick somebody go and dismantle the triple lock
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James Fisk retweeted
Steve Bray blasting Ode to Joy, ruining nationally historic moments like this for us and posterity, is a complete disgrace. A yob.
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In @ConHome today talking about the biggest breaking news in the UK.
The Knox Index, and how it shows that our MPs are losing ground on TikTok: theknoxindex.knox.digital/
From @JamesFisk The clock is ticking for Tories to properly embrace TikTok or kiss advantage goodbye conservativehome.com/2026/06…
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We have age ratings on films.
We have age restrictions on alcohol and energy drinks.
This is not a dystopian or illiberal policy. We KNOW that unfettered access to social media is overwhelmingly harmful to children.
Ban it.
I’m so delighted by this news. It won't be perfect, but it marks an important cultural shift and sends a clear signal about what is and isn't safe for children. Conservatives in opposition are making a real difference, and children across the UK will be safer because of it.
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Getting up at 5am to watch Tom serve @LizzieHacking a plate of pasta in the middle of the road was so worth it.
Northcote road is back!
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Celebrating this is genuinely wild.
We're actually never getting our own homes.
📣 Southwark Council welcomes news that plans by Berkeley Homes for the Aylesham Centre have been rejected.
Berkeley Homes proposed to build 867 homes, including 77 affordable homes, at the site in Peckham alongside retail, leisure and commercial space.
Today a planning inspector has dismissed an appeal by Berkeley Homes, saying “benefits do not outweigh the harm to the relevant designated heritage assets important to the area”.
Cllr Sarah King, Leader of Southwark Council, said: “This is a great day for Peckham and we welcome the planning inspector’s decision to dismiss Berkeley Homes’s appeal for the Aylesham Centre.
“I’d like to personally thank the community who spoke loud and clearly about their concerns.
“We shared those concerns and strongly argued at the public inquiry that the scheme was poorly designed and our position has been vindicated.
“We will read the appeal in detail and carefully consider our next steps.”
ALT Social media slide with the words: Cllr Sarah King, Leader of Southwark Council, said: “This is a great day for Peckham and we welcome the planning inspector’s decision to dismiss Berkeley Homes’s appeal for the Aylesham Centre. “I’d like to personally thank the community who spoke loud and clearly about their concerns. We shared those concerns and strongly argued at the public inquiry that the scheme was poorly designed and our position has been vindicated. “We will read the appeal in detail and carefully consider our next steps.”
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James Fisk retweeted
When We Win, every high street in England will have dogs dining al fresco
#ScrapTheTableTax
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James Fisk retweeted
YouTube’s reach in Britain now exceeds all BBC channels combined.
The BBC must adapt to the way people consume content today.
My column in @thetimes 👇
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This is the blueprint.
Follow it, and we will win again.
Never been prouder to be part of this team.
Conservative Revival: A New Radicalism
Our new paper sets out an ambitious Conservative agenda; changing the Party and country.
Ending seven deadly sins, and embracing three core tenets 🧵
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James Fisk retweeted
Coming on Wednesday, our new report calls for a bolder Conservative Party.
Fixing our economy takes going all in on growth & aspiration.
The Party must show it can tackle today’s challenges; look and sound like it’s changed.
Read in @ConHome👇
conservativehome.com/2026/03…
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