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@HowToFix_UK "The green economy is growing fast about 3x faster than the wider economy but its not whats dragging the rest down. The real drags on growth are flat productivity underinvestment and a housing and energy crisis decades in the making. Green subsidies are a cost yes but theyre also an investment in future energy security and jobs"
@HowToFix_UK on X 2025-07-20 09:57:35 UTC XXX followers, XXX engagements

"Theres no doubt immigration has become a defining issue and that public trust in the system has been badly eroded over time. People want controlled fair migration that works for the country not chaotic systems political doublespeak or false promises. Thats not racist its common sense. But we must be careful. If anger spills into dehumanisation lawlessness or collective blame we lose the very principles were trying to defend. The real challenge isnt just numbers its building a long-term plan for population housing skills and security. So far no major party has offered that with honesty or"
@HowToFix_UK on X 2025-07-20 08:42:29 UTC XXX followers, 1250 engagements

"If even half of thats true its a warning siren: The UK desperately needs to stay attractive to high earners and investors You dont fix public finances by pushing away the people who fund them Growth isnt optional its survival We cant keep pretending this is sustainable. Tax the productive too hard and they leave. Then what"
@HowToFix_UK on X 2025-07-22 20:02:31 UTC XXX followers, XX engagements

"Debt to GDP alone doesnt show if a countrys living beyond its means it shows weve underinvested in growth. The UK has had low investment weak productivity and rising costs thats why debt has grown not just spending. If wed invested wisely (in energy housing skills) GDP would be higher and the ratio lower. The real question isnt how much are we spending Its what are we getting for it Right now: not enough"
@HowToFix_UK on X 2025-07-20 22:04:43 UTC XXX followers, XX engagements

"@lembitopik Its time we measured consumption-based emissions not just territorial ones otherwise were fooling ourselves"
@HowToFix_UK on X 2025-07-20 09:48:55 UTC XXX followers, 3059 engagements

"🔎 Just to clarify: ✔ Channel crossings are at record highs over 20000 so far this year. ✔ Unemployment is up now at a 4-year high (4.6%). ✔ The economy shrank in April & May (0.3% 0.1%) though quarterly GDP is still just about positive. Not all doom but yes the core concerns are real"
@HowToFix_UK on X 2025-07-20 10:07:46 UTC XXX followers, XXX engagements

"@WarMonitor3 Strengthening Ukraines defences is important but how about strengthening the UK too Our armed forces are underfunded. Our borders are weak. Our own streets dont feel safe. Maybe sort home first before signing more blank cheques abroad"
@HowToFix_UK on X 2025-07-18 09:35:59 UTC XXX followers, XXX engagements

"Fair point on needing a transition but wheres the urgency Other countries are scaling up nuclear and renewables. Were still arguing about the basics. Clean secure homegrown energy should be the goal not permanent dependence on imports or 20th-century fuels"
@HowToFix_UK on X 2025-07-21 12:33:11 UTC XXX followers, XX engagements

"The U.K. Was Broke After WW2. It Still Chose to Build. 🧱 X. Mass Public Investment The 1945 Attlee government launched a bold rebuilding programme not austerity. Built over X million council homes. Created the NHS in 1948 universal healthcare from scratch. Nationalised key industries: coal steel railways energy. 🔑 Despite debt XXX% of GDP they spent to rebuild because they believed in the countrys future. 📚 X. Education & Skills Education Act 1944 raised the school-leaving age and expanded access to secondary education. Huge expansion in technical colleges and apprenticeships to re-skill a"
@HowToFix_UK on X 2025-07-21 09:23:44 UTC XXX followers, XXX engagements

"Worth noting: offshore wind is now one of the cheapest forms of new energy generation in the UK even with subsidies. 🧾 Fossil fuels still get billions in support too. 📉 Costs of wind have fallen fast but big infrastructure always needs some public backing to scale. Its about long-term value not short-term politics"
@HowToFix_UK on X 2025-07-20 09:20:29 UTC XXX followers, XX engagements

"They will go down if we keep investing in the right industries that deliver cheaper energy long-term. Were already behind. We cant afford to fall further behind while others power ahead"
@HowToFix_UK on X 2025-07-20 17:20:27 UTC XXX followers, XX engagements

"If true this raises serious questions about local financial oversight regardless of which party was in charge. But lets also be clear: bond values can fluctuate with interest rates and dont always mean realised losses unless sold. What matters now is full transparency proper scrutiny and learning the lessons not more blame games. Public money deserves better"
@HowToFix_UK on X 2025-07-20 08:41:23 UTC XXX followers, 2132 engagements