pheadtony.bsky.social
Near Bristol UK.
Likes: well behaved politicians, bikes, football (#LFC)
Dislikes: dishonesty, populist nonsense
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Just guessing, but there's probably more than 1 thing people are unhappy with 👍🏼
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Warwick is one of the top ranked universities in the country. They must be doing it mostly right.
Another of the top unis is Durham. A quick Google tells me their staff profile is similar.
I'm wondering if the poorer unis have less 'admin' staff per student?
Any ideas?
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If she's serious there's not that many levers to pull. Allowing applicants to work would help, I guess.
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How many staff would you expect for an efficient university?
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Never heard of him but he sounds lovely.
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🥹
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Shots fired, as the kids used to say
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Oh no.
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#compoface
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It is important that he is asked when he will retract this absurd false claim about Kent spending £87 million/year on recruitment, until he does retract it
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Grr woke
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Famous person = more publicity and broader /deeper reach.
Same as always.
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No, still work to do.
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So it was already clear, we can draw a line under that going forward and assume everyone knows where they stand? 😁
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She said she doesn't care about those? 🤯
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If he is, he's keeping his head down.
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Hahahaha hahahaha 🇺🇸📉
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What a headline 🫠
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"looking" is there any indication that he has received any more intelligence on the situation than the average Fox viewer?
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I doubt they did really. Diplomacy innit.
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Yes exactly. That's the point, they are talking about her. That is the only tool she has, and she decided to use it.
Perhaps you'd have preferred if she parachuted in with M16s and grenades, or used The Force ™️ "You *will* stop this genocide..."
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I don't believe you're so naive? It's a (brave) effort to change the narrative.
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It's publicity. An effort to shift the prevailing narrative.
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You don't achieve success in anything without effort and failure.
And more pertinently, because of who it is, this is a failed effort that may have some measure of success in publicising what's going on.
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Did you try, Paul?
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It's going to be less surely
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You'd still get some halfwits reversing into aunty fanny on her mobility scooter.
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Could try 14.6mph?
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Or, glass half empty, we're all too siloed, with few shared cultural / social interests in common? 😬
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Meanwhile, the evidence for 20mph in places where people live their lives, grows and grows 🤷🏼♂️
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Exactly the argument a friend of mine uses. If you're not competent to keep a vehicle at 20, frankly you shouldn't be driving at all.
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We're never going to convince everyone in every situation. As long as less motorists are driving at 30, and we continue to incentivise reduced speeds, then road safety should improve.
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If the only question we ask at elections is "am I better off now?" we'll never get a politics that thinks long term; that makes sacrifices for great causes; or that calls some to pay more in solidarity with others.
We're citizens, not customers. The left, of all movts, needs to keep that idea alive
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What a time to be alive
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And is that rate normally 0 percent? 1 percent? 10 percent? Does the report include yoy changes historically?
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What was the rate of change the year before and the year before that?
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So dire predictions of 26% (144,103 children) leaving private schools were unfounded
Instead just 1.9% (11,000) left, which was even below the OBRs lowest forecast
Due to the falling birth rate 59,600 left state schools
It's margin of error stuff
www.taxpayersalliance.com/analysis_vat...
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This is good news for drug cartels considering what the products they make & supply do to people.