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“Try to be a rainbow in someone's cloud.” — Dr. Maya Angelou
On #WorldKindnessDay, we reflect on the power of compassion and how even the smallest acts of kindness can uplift others and leave a lasting impact. 🌈
#MayaAngelou #KindnessMatters
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The Big Chorley Sleepout is well and truly in full swing, and spirits are still high!
A magnificent effort so far from everybody involved, and almost £10,000 raised for three organisations. 👏🏻
❤️ ow.ly/STP15106rhF
#WeAreChorley
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To speak the final words of Gunner Lee Thornton at @PoppyLegion Festival of Rememberance 2026 has to be one of greatest honours of my life. God bless you Lee….for your unbelievable service, bravery and sacrifice. I hope I did you proud mate? ❤️ #RemembranceDay2026
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Did you know that the first women to land on the Normandy beachhead in June 1944 were nurses of Queen Alexandra’s Imperial Nursing Service?
Their task was to establish a field hospital for 600 wounded soldiers.
They succeeded.
Please remember these heroines who saved lives:
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Today is #InternationalStammeringAwarenessDay
At 16, millions watched me struggle to speak on #EducatingYorkshire
At 30, I now speak to thousands.
I still stammer, but I’ve learnt to embrace it. If you stammer, never let it limit your ambitions. Your voice matters.
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Very special conversation with a very special human.
Our interview with @DeliaOnline - Episode 2 of The Amol Rajan Connection - is out now on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Amazon Music.
Thanks for your time.
🙏🏾
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The British SOE supported resistance movements including efforts that directly or indirectly benefited Jewish partisans like Gertie Boyarski.
#GertrudeBoyarski #JewishPartisans #SOE #WW2 ✡️ 🇬🇧
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"I want to fight. I want to take revenge for my sisters and brothers and for my parents."
In July 1942, shortly before Gertrude Boyarski's (z’’l) 20th birthday, the Germans descended upon the ghetto in her hometown of Dereczyn, Poland killing more than 3,000 Jews. Initially taking refuge in an unprotected family camp in the forest, Gertie was her family’s sole survivor after her parents, sister and brother were murdered during the surprise attacks.
Gertie left the family camp to join a partisan detachment. She spoke the courageous words above to her brigade commander who then armed her with a rifle and sent her to guard their encampment alone for two weeks. Two weeks felt like two years, according to Gertie, yet she persisted and was accepted into the group. She fought as a partisan for three years, aggressively attacking German soldiers who came to the surrounding villages.
Gertie is one of seven women featured in JPEF’s new lesson plan, Jewish Women in the Partisans, now available at jewishpartisans.org/content/…
#JewishPartisans
Thanks so much @rafredarrows for the fly past today.
Not only did you brighten up our grey Manchester sky, you certainly brightened up the day for many of our children, their families and staff who got the best view on the roof ✈️ 🔴⚪️🔵
Thanks for supporting us💙
#nhs1000miles
A lovely wedding and catch up with friends.
My son came to me with some news.
He told me Dolly Parton had died and I said I knew.
And then he got quiet for a second and said she loved me. She used to send me a lot of books.
I had to just look at him for a moment.
He was talking about the Imagination Library. The program where Dolly sends books to children every month from birth until they start school. Millions of kids across the country get these books.
My son believed that Dolly Parton personally knew him. That she had specifically selected each book, thought about him individually, put it in an envelope, and mailed it to our house every single month because she loved him specifically.
Not as part of a program. Not as one of millions of children. But because she and my son had a personal relationship and she was devoted to his literary development specifically.
And honestly when you think about it from a child's perspective that's not even an unreasonable conclusion. Books showed up every month with her name attached. She clearly cared. Why wouldn't she know him personally.
I didn't have the heart to fully correct him in that moment.
Because also he wasn't entirely wrong. She did love him. She loved all of them. She just loved a lot of children at once and had a very efficient system for showing it.
Rest easy Dolly. My son misses you personally.
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Remembering the late, great Dolly, who brought joy, comfort and inspiration to so many - including the millions of children given free books through her Imagination Library. We will always ❤️ you.
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Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library was the best contribution to child literacy ever made by a celebrity. Our paths crossed once, in the 90s, backstage at a talk show, and I was completely tongue-tied and starstruck. RIP Dolly. You were a complete, irreplaceable one-off.
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⚽ Oooooh SWEEEEET CAROLINE!
⚡️This special moment from Manchester Camerata's concert at National Football Museum says it all. With @enyi_okpara conducting with infectious passion and the audience giving every bit of energy back, it's a powerful reminder that football and music are some of the best ways to bring people together.
🏆Whoever you are….enjoy the World Cup tonight... and let's bring it home!
#onceafed – at Adlington, England
While the badge has evolved, what sits behind it never will.
An independent club.
A community.
A family.
A club built on opportunity, resilience and belief.
💙 Since 1990.
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👏👏 – at Adlington, England
Donation no: 76 today
@GiveBloodNHS
Well done to @Metallica for sponsporing #NHS Blood Donation for 2026.
Also a chance to say a prayer for my beloved Dad.
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