Ireland challenges car dependency
Ireland’s ‘celtic tiger’ boom (between the mid-1990s and 2008) turned the Republic from one of the poorer western European countries to one of the wealthiest. In doing so it put
A big part of what l’ve done with my life
has been making progressive change happen.
Because of optimism of the spirit. Because I am fascinated by how to do things better. Because I’m interested in what’s next.
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My latest ‘Connections’ newsletter | Issue 5 | June 24 | stories of progressive change
In this issue (download it here): 🏘 News on fresh thinking on decarbonising suburbs🌆 What the general election could mean for local transport🇸🇪 Policy geek postcard from Stockholm🚌 Stories of
What will the election mean for local transport?
My analysis for Local Transport Today Many Local Transport Today readers will be hoping for a new Government which will address the underfunding of local transport, unlock genuine devolution of
A journey by design?
A draining COVID epidemic and the ungainly pirouettes of government policy on public transport from one extreme (‘we want all day bus lanes’) to the other (‘we hate all day