Kate Hulett

And that's better than in the comment section saying,

Turning healthy argument, which is healthy and normal, into rage and bitterness.

And, well, you said that you represent a whole group of people and now I hate that whole group of people.

So we need to draw people out and make our public realm...

And libraries.

And those spaces, those third spaces, need to be built for people.

And that is so fundamental to happy lives and happy communities and happy culture.

That's the same as my percentages are going to be off.

But the other thing I'm obsessed about is good bike and pedestrian infrastructure.

We have more sunny days in person.

I'm going to say everywhere in the world.

We've got the perfect place to have incredible biking infrastructure.

And we've actually gone backwards in the last four years.

Because we prioritise a flipping car over everything else.

And you know what cars don't make?

Community.

The Danes weren't born on a bike.

There's a political decision made and they go, you know what?

We're going to put great bike infrastructure in.

And having recently been to New York and seen these retrofitted, incredible bike infrastructure through a city of eight million, oh, I think we can probably do it through a town of