Monthly Archives: December 2018

Christmas news

Posted on December 22, 2018 by daryan12

Originally posted on daryanblog:
Panto politics Christmas time is panto season in the UK and that was on full display. Corbyn might (or might not) have called May “a stupid woman” (I could call her much worse things!…and he’s a…

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An elephant whiter than Hinkley looms on the horizon

Posted on December 18, 2018 by daryan12

Much has been said over the last few years about the Hinkley C project, very little of it positive. It was ill-conceived from the start, the CfD system used to fund it isn’t going to work and by all accounts its … Continue reading →

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The impact of brexit on the UK’s energy supplies

Posted on December 6, 2018 by daryan12

With brexit negotiations more or less complete and the post-brexit landscape a little clearer (well as clear as its going to get anyway!), it might a good time to review the likely impact of brexit on the UK’s energy supplies. … Continue reading →

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The Founding Fallacies of Privatisation – University bankruptcies loom

Posted on December 1, 2018 by daryan12

Originally posted on daryanblog:
For sometime I’ve been speculating about the consequences of the Tories/New labour defacto privatisation of universities. As a result, some universities haven gotten in way over their heads financially and its just a matter of time…

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