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Daily Archives: 31 May 2021
Wild!
Cromer is going wild! This notice from my daily constitutional shows that a small corner of a park, wedged between a childrens’ playground and the bowls club, is being allowed to let its hair down. I suspect that this will … Continue reading
Posted in Beeching, Blog Norfolk!, Cromer, forests, Lutyens, Overstrand, rewilding, woodland
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Levelling up for Whom?
A recent HEPI report, written by Sarah Chaytor, Grace Gottlieb and Graeme Reid, all from UCL, considered aspects of levelling up and regional policy. Amongst their conclusions was that, despite what other commentators have said, the UK is not particularly … Continue reading
Posted in Cambridge, East of England, Graene Reid, Science Funding, The Missing Four Billion
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