Judith Sawyer
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Judith Sawyer
@judsawyer.bsky.social
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Red/Green politics, Feminism,🇪🇺 amateur operatics, Dr Who, skeptical interest in paranormal. DMs not in use as I can't be arsed with verification (might change mind).
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Oh, no. Apparently I have to work out how to change all my clocks again.
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Polls were invented to shape public opinion rather than measure it.
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Beth Rigby: "Keir Starmer has changed his top team more than I've had hot dinners."

In two years before Starmer we had 3 PMs, 4 Chancellors, 3 Foreign Secretaries, 5 Home Secretaries, 5 Education Secretaries, 5 Cabinet Secretaries, etc. - total 221 ministerial departures.

Maybe Beth is on a diet.
I usually add tomato ketchup to pasta sauce but avoid the low sugar type as artificial sweeteners make me dreadfully thirsty for about 12 hours.
There's a Polish shop in Hereford where there's a God's-honesr QUEUE at the till on Saturday mornings. I just go for bread but everything is selling well.
Yes, running from the most desperately sad cases such as Stephen's, who died in hospital without visitors to that of Michelle, who eventually managed to improve her life. The whole thing needs more resources but also political will.
Finally seeing the Outsiders exhibition by Marc Davenant @marcdavenant.bsky.social at Hereford's Courtyard theatre #Hereford #Herefordshire
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You could not call UK a democracy if it deports people with legal status to live here
Couldn't you transfer the plot to a parking meter or is dairy essential?
There are a few in Hereford and they are not of the same brand. I tried one for a few weeks to reduce plastic wash but it was a faff to drive and park to. (We have now started having home milk delivery like ye oldene dates). But yes, there are a fair few around (in inconvenient locations).
My teen reckons this is AI.
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Do you think your MP is aware of the full implications of the climate crisis, across health, national security, food security and our economy?

Ask them to attend the first National Emergency Briefing on 27 Nov: www.nebriefing.org
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It's friday! Time for the weekly good news thread! What's YOUR good news from the week? What's made you smile? What's brought some light into your life?
a man is giving a thumbs up in front of a netflix sign
Alt: Alfred from The Last Kingdom nodding and saying GOOD NEWS.
media.tenor.com
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In my view Chris Mason’s analysis of the Caerphilly vote is wrong. The high turnout and convincing win for Plaid indicates to me that the voters wanted to stop Farage more than beat Labour. Up until the vote, Reform were flying high, and bookies favs. That’s what motivated people to go to the polls.
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Wigan, 1939, photo by Kurt Hutton for Picture Post. A woman looks longingly at the array of bread and cakes in the window of a baker's shop.
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Apparently it's Women's Strike Day (24 October) in Iceland #Kvennaverkfall Women are encouraged to stop paid and unpaid work for the entire day, as women first did during the United Nations International Women's Year in 1975. ♀️
Hi from the UK. What kind of project does 'No Projects' mean, please?
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Nonviolent protests are twice as likely to succeed as armed conflicts – and those engaging a threshold of 3.5% of the population have never failed to bring about change.https://www.bbc.co.uk/future/article/20190513-it-only-takes-35-of-people-to-change-the-world
#nonviolence
#nokings […]
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Literally taken me an hour to get ready for bed again. Flossing, ear-rings out, moisturiser, alarm clocks, other faff...
I haven't watched any because I don't want to sit there thinking 'That's not how I pictured it in my head!' Mind you, I have forgotten the details now.