right campaign alan miller. right alan. green agenda is taking alan.e illiberal days of lockdown . what's days of lockdown. what's happening in oxford? well oxford has something called a minute city that they want to implement. we have been told by duncan enright, who's the task as a cabinet , duncan enright, who's the task as a cabinet, as being the head of transport and development, but seems to not want to do too much development. and i want certain kinds of transport what they want do. now, bear in mind, they want do. now, bear in mind, the oxford already has lots of low traffic neighbourhoods which we've seen happen all across the country . there's been gridlock country. there's been gridlock in like haringey and in brixton and we'll come back to that. but they have number of options that are really suffocated local businesses and residents , and businesses and residents, and now saying what they now they're saying what they want is gates. they want to have is bus gates. they call them all a trial. they say it's trial. what they it but it's a tria

tonight i am very privileged and honoured to joined by and honoured to be joined by alan activist, alan millerco—founder of london's old treatment brewery and the night time industries association and the together declaration . alan the together declaration. alan online bill like first. online safety bill like first. cheers, brother. cheers mate. good to see you too , online good to see you too, online safety bill. what do you reckon ? i think the online safety bill are very problematic , i should are very problematic, i should say. first of all, well done to everyone that has campaigns to challenge the egregious elements in it, which some of which have gone through the lawful but harmful element has gone. that's good, but we've got a big problem, which is that the government is now seeking to have big tech , silicon valley, have big tech, silicon valley, the mores of those companies decides through their terms and conditions what we kind of cannot say. so in a sovereign nafion cannot say. so in a sovereign nation where we've had generations and centuries of people who've put their lives on the

tonight i am very privileged and honoured to joined by and honoured to be joined by alan activist, alan millerco—founder of london's old treatment brewery and the night time industries association and the together declaration . alan the together declaration. alan online bill like first. online safety bill like first. cheers, brother. cheers mate. good to see you too , online good to see you too, online safety bill. what do you reckon ? i think the online safety bill are very problematic , i should are very problematic, i should say. first of all, well done to everyone that has campaigns to challenge the egregious elements in it, which some of which have gone through the lawful but harmful element has gone. that's good, but we've got a big problem, which is that the government is now seeking to have big tech , silicon valley, have big tech, silicon valley, the mores of those companies decides through their terms and conditions what we kind of cannot say. so in a sovereign nafion cannot say. so in a sovereign nation where we've had generations and centuries of people who've put their lives on the

my next guest is alan miller , the together is alan miller, the together campaign, who is fired up abouttake back democracy . the need take back democracy. welcome thanks for having me, neal welcome thanks for having me, neal. do we get ourselves out of this mess ? that is of others this mess? that is of others making. i think it's really important the viewers will know this to say that the thing that keeps people honest in politics is public. it's always been the that ordinary people live in in the modern period of shape. the world and that any important changes have come them. and we've had a series of decades now where there's this technocratic impulse , this when technocratic impulse, this when in doubt, regulate as a separate schism between those elected the public. and we saw that coalesce on steroids during the imposition lockdowns this whole idea that we're vectors we're terrible when lots people originally if we remind ourselves wanted to volunteer. that was snuffed out we were told to go and sit in the corner hands on heads. we now see even more technocratic impulses . more tec

my next guest is alan miller , the together is alan miller, the together campaign, who is fired up abouttake back democracy . the need take back democracy. welcome thanks for having me, neal welcome thanks for having me, neal. do we get ourselves out of this mess ? that is of others this mess? that is of others making. i think it's really important the viewers will know this to say that the thing that keeps people honest in politics is public. it's always been the that ordinary people live in in the modern period of shape. the world and that any important changes have come them. and we've had a series of decades now where there's this technocratic impulse , this when technocratic impulse, this when in doubt, regulate as a separate schism between those elected the public. and we saw that coalesce on steroids during the imposition lockdowns this whole idea that we're vectors we're terrible when lots people originally if we remind ourselves wanted to volunteer. that was snuffed out we were told to go and sit in the corner hands on heads. we now see even more technocratic impulses . more tec

alan miller co—founded the together foundation joins me now. i can a two for now. k about strikes and the impact about the strikes and the impact that have on that that's going to have on your business, also as well, your business, but also as well, it's dropped, it, it's just dropped, isn't it, that essentially that chris whitty is essentially this good of him this is rather good of him essentially admitted the amount of excess deaths we're now of excess deaths that we're now facing of. i won't facing as a result of. i won't hear other on this. facing as a result of. i won't his and his ideas. let's start you, comes to you, alan, when it comes to amount of money that you and others may start to others like, you may start to lose the back of the unions. lose off the back of the unions. unions are supposed to be standing for working people standing up for working people and for you. and then standing up for you. well, we have to, i well, i think we have to, i think, take second point. but in your first point, which is that colossal damages of and restrictions , which