I was one of those people who used cash to avoid every aspect of my life being tracked electronically. That probably speaks to a guilty conscience, but the lazy way we’ve sacrificed privacy for convenience is something we may regret some day.
Alas, Covid has crushed us cashless hold-outs. Aristocrats used to wash money and with good reason. It’s filthy.
The result is that with food shopping one of the few legal reasons left to leave the house, I often find myself without a €2 coin to release a trolley.
Ruminating on this regular nuisance, I spotted a lovely Twitter account @AnimalsonCoins run by enthusiast John Hyland, who wants to put animals back on our coinage.
Official information published by the Commission explains that a number of these journeys could have been made by train.
According to EU rules, the bloc’s most senior official is only allowed to book private jets “when no commercial alternatives can be found to fit agenda or security constraints”.
Express.co.uk can reveal she has spent almost £20,000 on chartering planes for her travels.
Mrs von der Leyen last year hired a private jet to make the short hop across the English Channel to deliver a speech at the London School of Economics before meeting Prime Minister Boris Johnson at Downing Street.
Event Time 11am The potential of digitalisation to achieve a sustainable natural economy
Teagasc and SRUC have for many years collaborated on issues of mutual interest and concern. This process culminated in 2018 with the first of a series of annual conferences aimed at identifying solutions and helping create new opportunities for our rural economies.
In 2019, the conference addressed the major environmental, consumer and economic challenges facing our pasture-based livestock systems in Scotland and Ireland.
This webinar will bring perspectives and insights on the role of digital technologies to secure a green recovery in the wake of the covid 19 pandemic. In particular to work together to apply digital solutions that could lead to vibrant and sustainable rural sectors in both Scotland and Ireland in the coming decades.
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