Voluntary Now, Compulsory Later.

This is actually a blueprint for a digital gulag—one you’ll never escape from. Refuse to join, and you’ll become a non-person.

Most people won't survive living in a C40 city, and that's the point.

The report argues that current traffic levels are near breaking point and that “limiting licence eligibility to those born in the UK” would directly reduce vehicle numbers without the need for costly infrastructure projects.

A Belgium town has restricted movement on hot days with roadblocks and police checks on city limits.

Public could be issued stay at home orders by emergency text when pollution levels get too high.

The most important documentary you'll watch this year.

The moment you connect your phone via Bluetooth, USB, or a proprietary app, your vehicle can siphon off data like call logs, texts, contacts, locations, voice commands, and even your browsing history. Most drivers have no idea this is happening—and the car certainly doesn’t ask for meaningful consent.

In the dead of night last Thursday, a covert operation took place across residential streets of Bristol, to the astonishment of residents

Professor Chris Whitty says we must all now live in 15-minute cities to save the planet.

Let’s be clear—this isn’t about saving the planet. It’s about control.

The WEF based initiative to stop Germans owning and driving cars gains traction

A vote for Labour is a vote to end personal autonomy.

All made up - including the need for social distancing and masking of children

Or how a flood in China in 2012 will stop you paving your driveway.

Oxford City Council have told staff they can 'refuse all contact’ with members of the public they find 'irritating' under their new "vexati

ISA: If your car has recently had a software update check the terms and conditions about who has the right to use this new feature.

FOI request reveals that not only was it on the table, Khan had already spent £3 million pounds on the project when he denied the agenda exi

The Central Oxfordshire Travel Plan made no provision for new services or even assessing existing amenities. "Essential" trips only.

whistleblower warns of a 'doubling-down' of the plans with 2024 seeing a huge increase in the 15 minute city agenda