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New towns are back – but this time they must be more walkable Original

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By James White, Hannah Hickman Verified
| The Conversation Verified
The UK’s next generation of new towns form a central part of the government’s growth strategy, while also promising to address the housing shortage. Unlike the low-rise, car-dependent towns built after the second world war, these proposed towns are intended to be denser, more walkable and built around public transport and active lifestyles.
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Forthcoming Publications and Event – February 2025 | Scottish Fiscal Commission

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By James White
| fiscalcommission.scot
April 2025 – Fiscal Sustainability Report (date to be confirmed) Our second report on the long-term fiscal sustainability of the Scottish Government’s budget. This report will present include updated projections of funding and spending and will include a focus on health.
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Smart meters should be forced into every home to help meet net zero targets, British Gas boss says

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By James White
| newyorkfolk.com
The boss of British Gas has said that every home should be forced to have smart meters installed in a bid to meet net zero targets. Chris O’Shea’s comments come two months after government data found that almost four million smart meters across Britain are not working properly leading to customers being overcharged for energy bills.
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