Fuck London

[wektor]

wow cool, aphex twin is posting on dissensus

the development they replaced the aphex one with looks really shit

 

[Mr. Tea]

I can't stand being in a WH Smith. The shops are so poorly lit and miserable, a timewarp from the early 90s. Could you imagine being there all day?

Except the early 90s didn't have self-service checkouts, and I'm fairly sure a small bottle of coke didn't cost the best part of two quid.

 

[boxedjoy]

amazing to think they managed to make it worse

 

[Mr. Tea]

amazing to think they managed to make it worse

Last few times I've been in one, they were staffed by children who didn't know what they were doing and obviously didn't want to be there.

 

[mWttrs2]

I'm very tired of this lockdown. I spend all my time at home because I don't need people at work when I work when there are no visitors. I spend little time outside and it affects me badly. I started taking vitamins that improve my health and I also try to go out more often. And how do you feel during the lockdown?

 

[william_kent]

I'm very tired of this lockdown. I spend all my time at home because I don't need people at work when I work when there are no visitors. I spend little time outside and it affects me badly. I started taking vitamins that improve my health and I also try to go out more often. And how do you feel during the lockdown?

maybe an online pharmacy could help?

 

[thirdform]

yeah who needs daylight, such a plebeian inconvenience

I don't. Not even joking.

 

[Mr. Tea]

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The consensus for green belt reform is growing - so too is the pressure for Government to act - Centre For Cities

The UK’s native woodlands are reaching a crisis point, with just 7% in good condition, according to the first comprehensive assessment of their health.

The Woodland Trust’s report found the woods facing a barrage of threats, including destruction by development, imported pests and diseases, the impacts of the climate crisis and pollution. Woodland specialist birds and butterflies have declined by almost half since 1970, it said.
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Centuries-old and wildlife-rich ancient forests cover 2.5% of the UK, but at least 1,225 of these woodlands are under threat of destruction by new building development, according to the Woodland Trust.

UK’s native woodlands reaching crisis point, report warns

Drive to plant more trees will count for little if existing woods are lost, says Woodland Trust

www.theguardian.com