Just taking life a day at a time

Deeside, North Wales, UK
Require sex specific language in government, NHS, hospitals, education, and public bodies - Sign the Petition! c.org/MTZ8tRJBgS via @UKChange
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Save the Green Corridor! Cambourne to Cambridge – bus lane not busway - Sign the Petition! c.org/Kx7c9N8N25 via @UKChange
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English painter Philip D Hawkins leads the pack of exceptional railway artists Technically brilliant. Atmospheric couple here by him. If you love this sort of thing , so do I and post regularly. Newbies may not know this!
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So Newbies @helen_warlow I also love old transport and this artist Mike Jeffries here is a personal favourite He’s excellent at a wide range of vehicles as you can see There’s even a train to whet your appetite even further
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Oooh hello again I love Philip Jackson’s Sculptures. Not seen these two before @helen_warlow Scottish artist and Sculptor to King Charles lll
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WATCH👀: footage of another private AlbaStar plane, this time in the cargo area of Birmingham airport. The exit stairs are covered so whatever they are doing can't be seen. What can be seen are the same private coaches that have been seen loading in Dover and other places then offloading migrants in Liverpool, Manchester and other places. Although its possible these are migrants being deported, If the government was deporting entire plane loads of migrants.
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What’s everybody reading this weekend?
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This cannot be stressed enough. The State Pension is not ‘welfare’. It is, as Mark says, based on a contract and people paying in accordingly. And far from being ‘unaffordable’ the National Insurance Fund had a surplus of nearly £80bn last year. Something that the ‘axe the Triple Lock’ brigade never mention.
The State Pension is not 'welfare'. It is based on a contract and people paying accordingly.
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UK: Police in London have banned a ‘Walk With Jesus’ march to avoid provoking the local Muslim community. But Muslims are allowed to do this. Why the double standard?
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The exchange reinforces the need to stop Plaid's plans to make it a criminal offence for politicians to lie. There have been no consequences for Plaid candidates who promised universal free childcare or not to push Welsh independence. But those who say "blanket" are punished. Which tells you all you need to know. #blanket #20mph #senedd
🚨BLANKET 20MPH A VITRIOLIC TERM🚨 Senedd member Joyce Watson told a colleague who used the phrase "blanket 20mph" to "start backing off your vitriol". The incident, which took place prior to May's election, shows just how much they care about this. Truly pathetic.
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France is literally on fire, set alight by crazed Second and Third migrants. Talk about biting the hand that feeds you. No appreciation or thanks for everything the country has given them.
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Hector went down with colic on Thursday night, and Nelson, who has never hurried in his life, walked the yard with him for an hour and a half. The farmer found him at ten, pawing, looking round at his own flank, dropping down and getting up again, which in a horse means his gut has stopped and you ring the vet and you walk him. You walk him so he does not roll, because a horse that rolls with a twisted gut can finish himself, and you walk him because walking sometimes shifts it, and you walk him because it is the only thing you can do and standing there is worse. The vet was forty minutes away. So the farmer put a headcollar on seventeen hands of trembling Cavalry Black and led him out of the shelter, round the yard, under the light, and the horse, who has walked in step beside a man for seventeen years, walked in step beside a man, with sweat coming through the thick new coat and his eye white at the corner. Nelson came out of the shelter behind them. A donkey walks when there is a reason to walk, and the reason is usually grass. He had been in his dry corner, in the straw, with the night exactly as he likes it, and he came out into the yard without being called, fell in on the horse's off side, and walked. The farmer did one lap. The donkey did one lap. The farmer did twenty laps and the donkey did twenty laps, at the horse's pace, two feet from his shoulder, and did not stop, and did not graze, and did not once look at the gate. When Hector tried to go down, the donkey was in the way. Not pushing. Standing where the horse wanted to drop, so the horse had to stay up. The vet came at twenty to eleven. He put a needle in the neck and the thing eased inside half an hour, which it usually does when it is going to, and Hector passed a load in the corner of the yard that the farmer said was the finest thing he had ever seen a horse do. The vet asked how long the donkey had been walking. The farmer said since ten. The vet said in twenty years he had seen a lot of people walk a colic and had never once seen anything else do it. By midnight Hector was eating hay, carefully, with Nelson next to him. The donkey had walked further in ninety minutes than he walks in a week, and he went back into the straw and lay down without looking at anybody. The farmer went in and sat at the kitchen table in his coat for a while. He is not a man who sits at the kitchen table in his coat. A horse has never asked that donkey for anything. The donkey has never been given an order. Somewhere in there they have come to an arrangement, and on Thursday night it was walking.
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The Labour government is lying to you. A border officer at Manchester Airport says there is a corner of the airfield he can see and is banned from entering. Flights in between 2am and 4am. Three or four a week. Transponders off. Special call sign. Cleared to land. Not screened by Border Force. Met by Home Office staff. Onto unmarked buses. Out a side gate. 200 to 300 people a flight, from the Middle East and sub-Saharan Africa. That is not a leak. That is the government flying people in while telling you the border is under control. Illegal immigrants, delivered by the same people who swore they would stop the boats. They are not failing. They are doing it. And they are lying to the British people about it.
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🚨 HERE IS WHAT LABOUR DID TO GREAT BRITAIN IN JUST ONE SINGLE WEEK Take a look at the trail of absolute destruction Andy Burnham and his ministers inflicted on this country over the last seven days. *Freed 700 convicted criminals onto British streets early, including violent domestic abusers and foreign offenders released into local communities on immigration bail. *Andy Burnham confirmed on television that he could campaign to drag Britain back into the European Union, after his own aides admitted he ad libbed one third of his conference speech. *Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy backed plans to force every household to pay a compulsory BBC levy on broadband and council tax bills, even if you do not own a television set. *Financial Secretary James Murray imploded on live radio, unable to answer four times in a row how much his own Treasury energy policy will cost the taxpayer. *Nature Minister Jenny Riddell Carpenter branded traditional British pubs, pints of ale, and pet black labradors a dangerous far right fantasy that never existed. *Official figures revealed Shabana Mahmood is rubber stamping 1,100 permanent settlement applications every single working day, adding 200,000 people to welfare access in a single year. Labour ministers do not have a clue how to run a sovereign nation. They only know how to raise your taxes, police your online speech, empty the prisons, and surrender British borders to the rest of the world. Retweet this immediately to make sure every voter in Britain sees the absolute carnage Labour caused in just seven days.
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Would @Plaid_Cymru fund a company run by someone they regarded as 'far-right' even if that company could create thousands of jobs? No. So it'll be money wasted on cronies and gesture politics. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ck7v…
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Everyone enjoy their running in the morning. Let's see nationwide support for @RRRunnersUK, and show just how much appetite there is for fair and just policies from sports organisations. Cheers.
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The Greens have just banned a group of women from having a stall at their conference. But they are emboldened enough to put this man - a councillor - on their social media, while he enjoys showing off huge breasts and pretending to be female. We can all laugh about it, I suppose. But ask yourself if you would like your daughter to share a changing room or a female-only hospital ward with him.
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Britain's Islamic Home Secretary was clearly not vetted by the intelligence services she now oversees. This is a staggering security failure.
UK Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has previously worked and appeared with Islamic Relief UK, an organization linked to the Muslim Brotherhood. In September 2010, shortly after becoming an MP, Mahmood and fellow Labour politician Sadiq Khan visited Islamic Relief field operations in Pakistan following devastating floods. Islamic Relief also documented Mahmood joining its representatives, police, local-government officials and members of the community at a Birmingham solidarity event following the 2019 Christchurch mosque attacks. Islamic Relief has historical links to senior Muslim Brotherhood figures: its co-founder and former chairman Essam El-Haddad was a member of the Muslim Brotherhood’s Guidance Bureau and later became an adviser to Muslim Brotherhood-backed Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi.
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