Parody Richard III’s Ghost retweeted
A gret slab o' Parkin👌
Ready in time for Bonfire Night 🔥
Full Recipe when you subscribe 😋 – at Yorkshire and The Humber, England
The difference between @GeorgieClarence at the pub and at home.
Titan 🐰 has chewed his box 📦 in half. He says it art commenting on the state of the world 🌍I say he’s a pesk. Thoughts?
Important note: despite their names the bear on the left does not contain beef and the bear on the right does not contain tar.
I’ve seen reports about investigations into two different illegal activities this morning. My question is, do I ring the sun newspaper about these Teddy Bears setting up an illegal pub in my living room before I contact the authorities?
This is fine for @GeorgieClarence ‘s pork scratchings, but what about @EdmundsGhost ‘s Scampi Fries? @EdwardIVGhost thought he was OK with his ‘see what you buy’ Seabrook prawn cocktail crisps.
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The problem with being a ghost 👻 is it can be quite easy to catch a chill and I am literally, as well as, metaphorically under the weather 🤧 🌧️
Parody Richard III’s Ghost retweeted
Britain once threatened war with its oldest friend. 🇬🇧
A friendship sealed at Windsor in 1386. Still in force today. 🤝
In 1839 Britain told Portugal: stop shipping human beings. Or the Royal Navy will stop you. ⚓
Off East Africa, HMS Modeste chased a slave ship for nearly nine hours. 695 people stepped onto a jetty at Cape Town. Never sold. 🕊️
They teach you the ships that carried people. Not the ones that stopped them.
Watch the full story. 🎥
Hey @EdmundsGhost did you spirit 👻 the key 🔑 away?
You can always find them.
The distinctive horse-head bollards located on Gutter Lane in the City of London serve as a direct visual tribute to the Worshipful Company of Saddlers.
When the modern office buildings and pavements along Gutter Lane were developed, these custom, black-painted cast iron bollards topped with horse heads were installed to delineate the pedestrian walkways. A nod to the area's deep equestrian and trade history of the Worshipful Company of Saddlers.





























