Ladywood

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   by Ladywood 1y ago

   Yes, Manchester is an excellent model to look at and shows it can be done. Some fantastic areas in the city and large infrastructure plans (stadiums to rail) which will no doubt support productivity levels in the region. We already know how
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   by Ladywood 1y ago

   GB needs to shift some of the overheating in London to it's second cities (Leeds, Manchester etc). Young, ambitious people in London are doing fantastic in their jobs and bring so much energy into their careers but are increasingly get
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   by Ladywood 2y ago

   Someone once told me something thought provoking - we as a species have never spent so much time away from touching the ground, it's almost as if it is lava. We spend 1/3 of the day sleeping in beds, raised off the floor, sometime
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   by Ladywood 2y ago

   I think many people are missing your point, but I agree with you. I lived in London for 6 years after university. I am a Software Engineer, my wife is a Lawyer. Whilst we could afford to just about rent in the city, we couldn't buy tow
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   Ask HN: What compensation to ask for at an early company with no defined paths?

   4 points by Ladywood 3y ago|1 comments
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   Ask HN: Should we be concerned about the current H5N1 outbreak?

   30 points by Ladywood 4y ago|25 comments
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   by Ladywood 5y ago

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