
Singer, #mathstutor, digital stuff - a portfolio career. Increasingly green: policy advocacy @love_plants; volunteer @surreywt – https://teapaw.org/t.co/4lK0A3eydo
Croydon / Dorking
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Neil Bellingham retweeted
"Labour expected to cut EV targets for car industry despite MPs’ climate concerns"
@andyburnham talks a good climate game, but actions speak louder than words
Labour's green policies are now in tatters
Utterly stupid and short-sighted
theguardian.com/environment/…
Neil Bellingham retweeted
🚨One of the UKs highest profile journalists Andrew Neil @afneil below calls the Met office
‘ a propaganda unit for the governments net zero obsessions.’
This is a journalist who, as editor of the Sunday Times, famously published multiple articles supporting one of the earliest and most dangerous conspiracy theories, at a time of emergency when people needed accurate information, that HIV does not cause AIDS.
This is as the UK and France, where Neil lives, has just had the hottest summer ever recorded,
Summer 2026 was the hottest ever recorded in Western Europe, with June 2026 smashing all previous June temperature records.
France was forced to shut down multiple nuclear reactors because river temperatures rose too high to cool the plant.
Preliminary estimates indicate extreme heat claimed over 50,000 lives in European towns and cities during the summer, making it the continent's deadliest summer of the century.
All-time temperature records fell early across Central and Western Europe—including Austria, Belarus, Belgium, the Czech Republic, and Denmark—with Barcelona setting an all-time high of 40.7°.
The London Ambulance Service recorded the busiest day in its history during the peak of the heatwave, handling 8,869 emergency 999 calls in a single day—surpassing peak COVID-19 pandemic levels.
From June to August 2026, the London Ambulance Service responded to 599,300 total emergency calls - making it the busiest summer on record.
Carbon dioxide levels are higher than in millions of years.
Scientists believe the planet is hotter now than in over 100,000 years.
The UK has just had the worst harvest since records began.
This summer there was record-breaking wildfires here and across Europe.
Inflation is being driven in part by the rising cost of certain foods because of erratic weather.
David Attenborough warns the collapse of human civilisation is on the horizon.
Leading British scientists are demanding an emergency broadcast to the public about the seriousness of climate change.
And this man tries to undermine our leading meteorological organisation by calling it ‘a propaganda unit’.
I do believe it’s time that responsible journalists, for the sake of our and their children, call this man out. This attitude is putting us in danger.
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Channel 4 is in serious decline and laying off hundreds as its audience share dwindles. The met office has become a propaganda unit for the government’s net zero obsessions. Which leaves you with ordnance survey — not ordernance. If that’s all you have to illustrate dynamic state enterprise, you’ve lost.
Neil Bellingham retweeted
Twenty years on from the Stern Review, the economic case for climate action is stronger than ever, but emissions are still rising.
My new piece with @LordStern1 sets out five lessons for the next 20 years: blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandp…
Neil Bellingham retweeted
I’d like to mention Mrs Thatcher warning about man-made climate change being a threat as big as nuclear war, not because I’m a fan of Mrs Thatcher, I can’t stand her, but I think it’s important that people on the right understand that climate change is not a left-wing conspiracy even though the fossil fuel propaganda says exactly that
Neil Bellingham retweeted
The new crime survey is out - the "Lawless Britain" picture in full
- Violence at lowest since records began in 1981
- Corroborated by hospital figures for knife wounds
- Robbery: record low
- Overall crime 78% below 1995 peak.
- Shoplifting up
More:-
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Surrey Street Market isn't the bustling place I visited as a child with my Nan, but as this article shows, it's been around a while, and I think it will have an increasingly important role to play in a changing food system.
insidecroydon.com/2026/10/18…
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Neil Bellingham retweeted
Vital reading for the Chancellor: North Sea oil and gas is a bad deal for the UK taxpayer - e3g.org/news/north-sea-oil-g…
Neil Bellingham retweeted
Our GB Gas Generation fleet this week ran between 3.5GW and 8.5GW of a fleet of 30GW
This Times narrative has been “Britain begs France for power”.
Neil Bellingham retweeted
What happens when we produce too much power?
Full documentary released on X
A pleasure to meet Tom Heap on my home turf @stbrideschurch last week. I highly recommend his BBC podcast #RareEarth and his latest book – Land Smart – if you're after some well-researched, informative and amiably presented climate & nature stories.
@tomheapmedia
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Neil Bellingham retweeted
I've probably read this poem 100 times, but when the world seems particularly gone to hell, it still brings me to tears.
Neil Bellingham retweeted
🎧️ Listen here: ifs.org.uk/articles/are-rene…
Neil Bellingham retweeted
I often see people claim that because clean energy sources like solar, wind, or nuclear are manufactured using fossil fuels their emissions are high. But thats absolutely not the case: even accounting for full lifecycle emissions they are vastly better than burning coal or gas:
Neil Bellingham retweeted
The sorry story of Beddington Farmlands from @myldn
mylondon.news/news/south-lon…
Neil Bellingham retweeted
Net zero is a description of scientific fact, and without it we face summers far worse than the one just ending - so why are our politicians so weak on the climate? theguardian.com/environment/…
Neil Bellingham retweeted
Our newly cleaned walls are the excuse for a late-Summer Party tomorrow 15 Sep.
Pop by anytime from 4:30-8:30pm. Music, dancing, street food, drinks & stalls on offer!
Further details → stbrides.com/events/summer-p…
Neil Bellingham retweeted
I asked very nicely for it to turn and thankfully it did.
Stunning feather patterns and colours.
The Red Kite. ❤️
Neil Bellingham retweeted
"The AMOC is now at its weakest in at least 1,000 years." - Watch PIK’s Stefan Rahmstorf explain how climate change is putting the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation #AMOC at risk and what this could mean for Europe and the world.
➡️ Full video: youtube.com/watch?v=sNOSCWxr…
Neil Bellingham retweeted
It's party time next Tuesday 15th as we celebrate the completion of restoration work, cleaning decades of pollution from the church walls.
All welcome to pop by anytime from 4:30-8:30pm. Street food, drinks, live music, dancing & stalls on offer.
stbrides.com/events/summer-p…
Neil Bellingham retweeted
The math isn't mathing.
The world spends more than three times as much on fossil fuel subsidies as it would cost to transition to clean economies for a safe climate and air.
The solutions are ready and the money is there. What’s needed now is action at scale.
Here’s how: bit.ly/3UFnsYq #CleanAirDay


























