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A very distressing subject matter - more than 2yrs ago / we discussed with the one of the mp’s and the fire brigade on the committee to advocate a 24/7/365 digital monitoring solution that cost a tiny fraction of the waking watches - fell on deaf ears
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What the heck is this white stuff making my footsies cold?!? Brrrr!
#wheatenterrier #dogsoftwitter #firstfrost
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I’m just wondering what the reaction would be if a couple of black boys from Lewisham had thrown soup on a Van Gogh or poured milk all over the floor in Harrods.
Let’s stop giving these attention seeking adult-toddlers the coverage they clearly crave.
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Thank you to @HanworthPkHouse for organising such a wonderful event today.
Amongst the rich history that this Feltham location enjoys, it forms an important part of Aston Martin’s history.
#AstonMartin #History
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The friends of Hanworth Park House Facebook page has recently passed 4000 supporters. Thank you to everyone who has joined the journey to save HPH. We are not done yet but a lot of work has been done. We are at a critical point now with all stakeholders. @cottlegs
Pratima / Rachel very focused on park and woodland improvements to drive the ecology enhancements - so am sure this gets picked up.
Was very well organised - and very cold ! Was snooping around taking pictures of the trees!
61 humans and 3 dogs took part in event 73 at hanworth today. Sadly dogs aren’t included in the official results but we do love seeing them! Well done to all who made it, we hope you enjoyed it as much as we did.
15 wonderful volunteers made it all happen #loveparkrun
Take a deep breath. Read the question. Take another deep breath and then read it again. Just to make sure you have understood the question and are calm!
In all fairness - I have been doing a miserable job as can’t seem to persuade people of the bigger picture. The fohph are incredible for their persistence and tenacity though.
So here is one for the experts based on actual real time data from a Covid ward.. ward temp at 26-29, CO2 > 1,000, PM2.5 > 25, humidity >65. Good for sick people and the spread of Covid or less good ?
The CO2 monitors will highlight just how unhealthy stuffy rooms can be - quite often 3 or 4 times healthy levels . But co2 not the only answer - needs to be temp, dust, Voc’s as well for half the picture. Throw in light and noise and you work out if you have a healthy building
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Dr Shaun Fitzgerald, an expert in ventilation from the University of Cambridge, tells #BBCBreakfast why keeping them open will protect and benefit pupils on their return to lessons.
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Congrats on the new job. Would you consider doing a webinar to talk through some of the existing innovation projects being undertaken / considered ? I recently saw a really neat company in the US collecting air quality data from public vehicles to provide a real time map 24/7.
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A useful thread but there are now many highly accurate air quality sensors that will tell you real time numerous air quality parameters - all a few hundred pounds with great apps, graphics, alerts, risk assessments for Covid etc. Snap shot data is often misleading.
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GSK (the hub) did it for a prolonged period of time and the results are outstanding in terms of productivity and well being
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Just imagine if you could heatmap any space down to the last few centimetres - down to the last few part per million for a few pence per month per sq ft - all in real time with alerts and remediation. Well - you can !! Technology now widely available. Time to stop talking!!
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She really was amazing and would be a huge add in terms of the community offering - well done Peter and Richard for organising. Good day with LBH conservation officer as well scoping out what needs to be done.
we had a visit from Rose Harding, Head of Events at @Southwarkcathed .Really useful discussion about the management & facilitating of events at HPH. By talking to experts with different specialisms that we can get this project right. Here’s a photo of Rose with HPH owner,
