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In his most recent article David Fellows suggests that the UK Government is in danger of becoming confused by the background noise of its political and media opponents.

COVID-19 has changed behaviour throughout the world and social distancing has been the key driver. There has been significant disruption to all economies.

'Things are not going back to normal. Things were changing anyway and now C-19 has given them a good push. It has also produced an enormous economic and fiscal shock that adds a terrible seriousness to the situation.

The UK's ever expanding London-centred economy is destructive of communities in the regions and in London too where decent family housing is now unaffordable.

The closure of schools to combat Covid-19 is a dramatic response to the virus that presents significant challenges concerning the continuity of education and the pupil/teacher relationship.

The UK's referendum decision to leave the European Union has ultimately resulted in the country's withdrawal from the EU under a Conservative Government led by Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

In an article published today by PFMConnect, David Fellows suggests that the leave result of the UK referendum on membership of the European Union evidenced a profound discontent with the job opportunities available in many regions of the country outside.

5G mobile communication offers the prospect of high bandwidth reception for rapid video downloads, gaming and service provision to heavy concentrations of digital devices, eg: for pop concerts, major sporting events, shopping malls and crowded city...

Municipalities tend to be smaller scale, face less complex challenges, and have less diversity amongst stakeholders when compared to national governments.

The United Nation's SDGs present an array of complex social, engineering, medical, scientific and managerial challenges for member states set in different contexts and mostly requiring very significant investment, organisational capacity and community...