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New analysis reveals UK government ministers conducted over 500 meetings with fossil fuel lobbyists during their first year in power. Critics warn this level of access gives polluting industries a “backstage pass” to decision-makers during critical energy transition discussions.
According to recent analysis, UK government ministers met with fossil fuel industry representatives more than 500 times during their first year in power – equivalent to approximately two meetings every working day. The research indicates this represents a significant increase in access compared to previous administrations.
Ipswich has begun installation of the UK’s first international portal in its main square, creating real-time visual links to cities worldwide. The innovative structure will connect directly with existing portals in Dublin, Philadelphia, and Vilnius. Council leaders describe the project as a powerful symbol of global unity and innovation.
Work has commenced on installing the United Kingdom’s first international portal in Ipswich’s main town square, according to reports from local authorities. The innovative structure, positioned outside Town Hall on the Cornhill, will provide real-time visual connections to destinations across the globe, sources indicate.
