Kemi Badenoch has suggested electric vehicle mandates could hamper investment in Britain and lead to job losses, in a sign that another of the government’s green pledges is in doubt.
Don't just suggest it, though, Kemi. State it. Because it's true.
The zero-emissions vehicle mandate is part of a series of rules to phase out petrol and diesel engine cars in an attempt to reach the government’s legal target of making the UK a net zero carbon emitter by 2050. The UK ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars is due in 2030.
However, there are widespread concerns over whether Britain has adequate infrastructure and capacity for the growth of electric vehicles.
And who says that? Some petrolhead determined not to give up his polluting vehi...
Last weekend, the prime minister ordered a review of low-traffic neighbourhoods (LTNs). It is unknown whether the plan is to seek the removal of all LTNs, even those that have been in place for long periods, or only those installed since 2020 when Boris Johnson’s government provided £200m for more to be created.
It doesn't really matter what his plan is. We all know what it is. Not enough.
And if he doesn't realise that soon, he'll find someone else doing his job instead...
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