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  • Statutory Sick Pay: Where We Actually Started
    Systems | Trade-offs

    Statutory Sick Pay: Where We Actually Started

    7 June 20268 June 2026

    Before Brexit, before Covid, and before inflation, Britain already had one of the weakest sick pay systems in Europe. Understanding that baseline is where this story begins. 📊🤒

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  • Robbing Peter to Pay Paul
    Systems | Trade-offs

    Robbing Peter to Pay Paul

    7 June 20268 June 2026

    🏛️🇬🇧 We keep arguing over which problem deserves the money, while ignoring why every system is struggling in the first place. Rob Peter. Pay Paul. Repeat. ⚡🪖💷

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  • When £30 a Month Gets You Nowhere: A Frustrating Experience at Bracknell Leisure Centre
    Systems | Decline

    When £30 a Month Gets You Nowhere: A Frustrating Experience at Bracknell Leisure Centre

    2 May 20268 June 2026

    £30/month for a swim… but still need to book, no clarity, and poor service 🤦🏾‍♂️ Access shouldn’t feel like a barrier 💷

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  • The Things Britain Used to Make (That You Never Think About) Part 1
    Systems | Decline

    The Things Britain Used to Make (That You Never Think About) Part 1

    27 April 202628 April 2026

    The hidden layer beneath Britain’s economy — chemicals, energy, and materials that make everything else possible. ⚙️

    What it was. What changed. What remains. 🧱

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  • Britain Doesn’t Debate Children — It Debates Who Deserves Them
    Systems | Structures

    Britain Doesn’t Debate Children — It Debates Who Deserves Them

    18 April 20268 June 2026

    Britain doesn’t debate whether children need support.

    It debates which children deserve it.

    What looks like policy is something deeper — pressure, perception, and who we choose to protect. ⚖️

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