Hello!
I'm Pete Biggs. I'm Corporate Affairs Manager at Thomson Reuters, the world’s leading source of intelligent information for businesses and professionals. I'm based in London. As you'd expect I'm interested in news, media, business and technology stuff. I'm also a super keen cyclist: I'm particularly interested in long fixed gear rides through lovely country lanes and exploring the lesser explored parts of south eastern England.
Contact me:
pete [at] biggsnet [dot] co [dot] uk
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@pete_biggs Chancellor of St Paul’s ‘to resign’ for, er, acting like a Christian (opposing force & welcoming protestors). OK…http://bbc.in/ugD3BO
@pete_biggs Why question wording matters - and why the licence fee should cost 40p a day, not £145.50 a year. http://bit.ly/uZ1SQ6
@pete_biggs I’d love to time travel to the ’70s RT @LDN: Lovely photos of London in the hot summer of 1976 http://t.co/99BRHUcb (via @theretronaut)
@pete_biggs Gordon Brown writes for @Reuters on how Europe can stave off a crisis http://reut.rs/oncQ15
“Stone Roses frontman Ian Brown gave a Daily Mail journalist a hard time at the press conference about the band’s relaunch. Brown turned the tables on him, asking: “Let me ask you a question. What’s if feel like to write for a newspaper that used to support Adolf Hitler?” The Daily Mail hack persisted with his question but Brown ignored him and asked if he had ever voted Tory. The journalist denied he had, which led Brown to retort: “No one ever votes Tory, do they?” Brown clearly does not wanna be adored by the Mail.”
The Guardian Diary, 19 October 2011 (p33)
Stupid laws being proposed by, presumably, stupid politicans. http://bbc.in/rkL0e9 http://bbc.in/qbgPKV
RT @Reuters Compare: Amazon’s Fire versus Apple’s iPad 2 http://reut.rs/oJYlQ3
I want a Kindle Fire! And if you think that at £130 it isn’t an iPad competitor, you don’t understand Apple’s business model.
Bradwell-on-Sea nuclear power station, taken on a reccie trip I did for a ride to the Dengie Peninsula in Essex.