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GOVERNMENT advisers want ministers to take control of the UK’s renewable energy system.
They needed to remove planning permission obstacles for Britain to meet netzero goals, Chris Stark, chief executive of the Committee on Climate Change, explained.
The existing planning regime prevented construction of onshore windfarms despite official promises to remove barriers which, together with lack of investment, were delaying construction of connections to the national grid, Stark warned.
“It would be an enormous mistake to wait until the next general election to introduce new ambitious policy,” he added.
IS YOUR HOME PHOTO READY?
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Preparation is key to achieving the highest possible sale price for your property, so it’s important to resist the urge to have your listing photos taken before your home is properly staged for sale. Photos are a powerful tool that can make or break a buyer’s decision to view your home. If your photos show a messy, unkept space, buyers may be deterred from scheduling a viewing.
To make sure your photos look their best, take the time to tidy up and stage your home properly.
First impressions are crucial, and you only get one chance to make a good one!
Unprofessional photos can harm your chances of a successful sale and prolong the time your property spends on the market. Don’t compromise on your biggest assetinvest the time and effort to prepare your home for sale and work with an expert Real Estate Agent who can guide you through the process.
Leapy Lee Says It
Others Think It
TOLD you the left would never ease up hacking away at its rivals for the next year or so; how right I was. Still fully in league with the Union bosses, most strikes are still being kept rampant.
Pandemic errors, including drinks at ‘Drowning’ street and dodgy WhatsApp messages are still at the forefront. In fact the whole well foreseeable onslaught is positively nonstop.
Starmer is so convinced he will be the next prime minister, his speeches (which you notice keep getting extensive left wing media coverage) are absolutely crammed with the ingenious and (apparently) welcome ideas to get everyone out of trouble.
A veritable multitude of the ‘brilliant wellconceived steps’ his party has planned when they sweep into power.
His own pandemic soirees have of course conveniently been swept under the media carpet. It is actually so easy to rummage around other people’s problems and pronounce
