Gavin Haines
Freelance Journalist at Freelance
Digital Editor at Positive News
Journalist, travel writer and sometime columnist. Associate editor @PositiveNewsUK. Writes for @Telegraph @BBC @NatGeo @theipaper. Home is #Nunhead.
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3 weeks ago |
positive.news | Gavin Haines
The UK’s first drug room ‘saved lives’, Germany turned sewage into shipping fuel, and Finland kicked a dirty habit, plus more good news Agriculture Conservation Energy Environment Health Society The UK’s first drug room ‘saved lives’, Germany turned sewage into shipping fuel, and Finland kicked a dirty habit, plus more good news UK’s first drug injection room ‘saving lives’ The UK’s first drug consumption room has been credited with saving lives, with those running it claiming it has...
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3 weeks ago |
positive.news | Gavin Haines
Sluggish action on the climate crisis is inspiring communities to take charge of their own renewable energy, bringing benefits beyond lower bills. Can a new government bill supercharge the sector? The energy crisis has been anything but a crisis for the fossil fuel giants and their shareholders. Companies like BP and Shell have posted bumper profits since Russia invaded Ukraine and sent gas prices soaring.
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1 month ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Gavin Haines
Navy veterans, Snow White and a whisper in the ear add spice to a pub crawl around 'Pompey'The HMS Warrior stands proud in Portsmouth Harbour as rain raps the windows of the Lady Hamilton. It's Friday afternoon and the dockside pub is busy with a mature crowd. Perfectly permed ladies and besuited gents tuck into roast dinners - served here seven days a week - while a kettle boils on the bar. It's a snapshot of a bygone Britain that's fading away.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Gavin Haines
The HMS Warrior stands proud in Portsmouth Harbour as rain raps the windows of the Lady Hamilton. It’s Friday afternoon and the dockside pub is busy with a mature crowd. Perfectly permed ladies and besuited gents tuck into roast dinners – served here seven days a week – while a kettle boils on the bar. It’s a snapshot of a bygone Britain that’s fading away.
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1 month ago |
positive.news | Gavin Haines
Immune system discovery ‘opens a new frontier’ Scientists have discovered a new part of the immune system, a development that they say “opens a new frontier” for personalised treatments against infections. The discovery was made while scientists trawled through the “cellular waste disposal system” known as the proteasome, which plays a central role in protein degradation and recycling. It’s present in every cell in our body.
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One of my more eventful assignments of late: a day in Portsmouth’s pubs for @TelegraphTravel. I met a former captain of the HMS Victory, a man dressed as Snow White and a bloke who took exception to my umbrella. Thank you ‘Pompey’. It was fun. https://t.co/fvAMdsauZC
RT @JonathanPieNews: Thames Water, which is over £16 BILLION in debt, has just been granted a £3 billion rescue loan. Last December it was…