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lynnemiles.bsky.social
Economic policy, planning, transport, environment, housing & place. New town baby. Political about #pockets. Working in Cambridge local government. Formerly of DLUHC, BEIS, WhatWorksGrowth and Arup.
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Early morning love poem.

Does anyone have any advice for Alex? No judgement please.

Happy Holidays from economists! www.jstor.org/stable/2117564

Seems reasonable.

Genuinely one of my favourite Christmas things. Happy.

This is definitely taking me back to what I most liked about The Other Place. Until I landed here there was no longer anywhere I could get hot takes on both #strictly and the #devoWP alongside nice recipes and keeping in touch with old mates. And yet here I am: happy as a pig in the proverbial.

Me, at home, offering my critique of the dancing on #Strictly

Welp, I’m pregnant now. #Strictly

Quite.

@whatworksgrowth.bsky.social is running our final 'thinking through' event next Wednesday 11th December 09.15-10.00 on Local Green Growth. Sign up details here: whatworksgrowth.org/events/think...

Fascinating!

Our latest @whatworksgrowth.bsky.social blog post looks at how to design local economic policies to increase the chances that the policy can be evaluated (as well as what to do when that's not feasible or proportionate) whatworksgrowth.org/insights/inc...

If local kids don't change their educational choices in response to an influx of new jobs (and it seems they currently don't) then growth won't be as inclusive as we want it to be. Some musings for economic policy, based on @tiernane.bsky.social research paper. (H/t @henryoverman.bsky.social)

Fantastic job klaxon! 🚨

Reading and reflecting on implications for Cambridge. I think in the past I've been guilty of underrating the contribution of day visitors (in general, not for Cambridge specifically) so this has given me food for thought. A really helpful report. As ever - an issue which requires nuanced thinking.

Post you from a different era : Me and my little sister (now 42) c.1985. Back when you got your family portraits with a choice of brown background or library background.

Blue skies ... Throwback to epic holiday last Feb.

“… move to a vision-led approach to planning infrastructure, where we work together to consider the type of places we want to live and work, the different ways people want to travel, the deprived communities we want to support the most, and design transport systems that enable those outcomes”

If there's one thing I love, it's a geeky map.

Wait...so I can just *see* content from people I follow, like it's 2015 or something....? #HelloBlueSky