PollyValentine retweeted
The Stench of Corruption follows the Burnham Regime Offshore.
Outsourcing companies rake in £6bn profits from public services last year, study shows morningstaronline.co.uk/arti… #morningstaronline
Says one of the people that broke the immigration system in the first place. The Rwanda plan was unspeakably cruel, preposterously expensive and ridiculously unworkable. Sit down.
It’s a disaster, and it can all be traced to Labour ideology. Burnham has no mandate from the people. He has no real ideas, and no plan.
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PollyValentine retweeted
Holy flipping cow.
Symptomatic NHS staff *looking after immunocompromised patients* no longer need to test for Covid.
Absolutely astonishing.
This will kill patients.
Beyond horrifying.
PollyValentine retweeted
Restore activist Gregory Moffitt, aka Young Bob, is arrested today after he punched three antiracists.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
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Young Bob was released without charge after no Stand Up to Racism Members were willing to provide police with a statement or give their details.
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Is there any governmental organisation that isn't corrupt at this time?
Corruption allegations against Norfolk police up by two-thirds ift.tt/KlIi4fL
So why was the new Marina Centre built without a skating facility if we're so proud of this legacy? Retroskate used to be mobbed!
New exhibition celebrates Norfolk town’s surprising roller skating legacy ift.tt/gGsPA45
PollyValentine retweeted
26 September 1955. 1955, Birds Eye launched its frozen fish fingers in Britain for the first time at a sales conference in Brighton. They were made by Birds Eye at its factory in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. It was thought they would give a boost to the fishing industry.
Then, after the woods, a little stroll around the village. An overcast day but a warm one, stubble field full of wood pigeons. The mangelwurzel are coming along well!
After our woodland stroll, and collecting some delicious apples straight from the tree (apple pie later today) we wandered through the village and lads! I found it! Dog people of Twitter, let it be known we have found the mythical PYEBUSH LANE!!
In search of some simple pleasures, my beloved and I headed off to a nearby tiny but perfectly formed woodland. A mixture of broad leaf trees, a sunny clearing, a wooded seating area and a lovely little hazel coppice. Beautifully maintained.
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We've already got a "disinformation center".
It's called "the BBC".