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- Melodic Death Metal/Deathcore loving cyclist 🤘
- Velogames 2020 Stage Race Championship Winner 🚴♂️
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As we rattle towards Black Friday, my thoughts: “Cherish what you have, look after it and make it last.”
November 25, 2025 at 1:35 PM
As we rattle towards Black Friday, my thoughts: “Cherish what you have, look after it and make it last.”
Read this late last night, the following quote from NI MP Claire Hanna really stood out.
“People talk about the abuse politicians get. I get more abuse, week in, week out, on my bike than I do in my work”.
Beyond unacceptable, for simply travelling to and from work.
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“People talk about the abuse politicians get. I get more abuse, week in, week out, on my bike than I do in my work”.
Beyond unacceptable, for simply travelling to and from work.
road.cc/content/news...
"How could a human being write that to another person?": Politician in New Zealand knocked off bike and suffers broken leg, only to face "cruel" abuse on social media; Kittel: Cycling absolutely not c...
Dan Alexander is kicking off a new week on the live blog, rounding up all your news, views, silliness and more from the world of cycling this Monday
road.cc
November 25, 2025 at 6:24 AM
Read this late last night, the following quote from NI MP Claire Hanna really stood out.
“People talk about the abuse politicians get. I get more abuse, week in, week out, on my bike than I do in my work”.
Beyond unacceptable, for simply travelling to and from work.
road.cc/content/news...
“People talk about the abuse politicians get. I get more abuse, week in, week out, on my bike than I do in my work”.
Beyond unacceptable, for simply travelling to and from work.
road.cc/content/news...
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⚠️BE WARNED. Charter cities are coming to Brexit ravaged UK, this was the whole reason why the Tories' and Labour colluded on installing deregulated free zones across England, Scotland, and Wales.
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Suffolk's Forest City and the Ghost of Próspera: Why Britain Should Learn From Honduras
What happens when libertarian billionaires build “startup cities” promising prosperity but delivering corporate sovereignty? Ask the fishermen of Crawfish Rock.
open.substack.com
November 23, 2025 at 12:53 PM
⚠️BE WARNED. Charter cities are coming to Brexit ravaged UK, this was the whole reason why the Tories' and Labour colluded on installing deregulated free zones across England, Scotland, and Wales.
open.substack.com/pub/european...
open.substack.com/pub/european...
Second pro cyclist to be hit by a driver over the last week.
Unless there’s a justifiable reason for it, hitting a cyclist should result in an immediate driving ban, with the term decided upon according to the driver’s actions/failures in causing the collision.
www.cyclingnews.com/pro-cycling/...
Unless there’s a justifiable reason for it, hitting a cyclist should result in an immediate driving ban, with the term decided upon according to the driver’s actions/failures in causing the collision.
www.cyclingnews.com/pro-cycling/...
‘What scares me is that I don't remember anything’ - Thibault Guernalec after being hit by a car during training
Second pro rider to be hit by a car this week after Lorena Wiebes
www.cyclingnews.com
November 23, 2025 at 5:37 PM
Second pro cyclist to be hit by a driver over the last week.
Unless there’s a justifiable reason for it, hitting a cyclist should result in an immediate driving ban, with the term decided upon according to the driver’s actions/failures in causing the collision.
www.cyclingnews.com/pro-cycling/...
Unless there’s a justifiable reason for it, hitting a cyclist should result in an immediate driving ban, with the term decided upon according to the driver’s actions/failures in causing the collision.
www.cyclingnews.com/pro-cycling/...
It was very interesting (though not surprising) to see Jeremy *unt stand against lifting the 2 child benefit cap on Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg.
His framing of child poverty being down to parents not being in work is also categorically wrong.
cpag.org.uk/news/child-p...
His framing of child poverty being down to parents not being in work is also categorically wrong.
cpag.org.uk/news/child-p...
November 23, 2025 at 11:57 AM
It was very interesting (though not surprising) to see Jeremy *unt stand against lifting the 2 child benefit cap on Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg.
His framing of child poverty being down to parents not being in work is also categorically wrong.
cpag.org.uk/news/child-p...
His framing of child poverty being down to parents not being in work is also categorically wrong.
cpag.org.uk/news/child-p...
When people either quit cycling or are put off taking it up altogether, it’s a complete failure of policy.
There’s a vast chasm of difference between how you’re treated riding on the roads in the U.K. compared to many European countries.
www.bikeradar.com/features/opi...
There’s a vast chasm of difference between how you’re treated riding on the roads in the U.K. compared to many European countries.
www.bikeradar.com/features/opi...
I need to quit road riding – seeing a van hit a cyclist was the final straw | BikeRadar
The risk when clocking up the road miles isn’t worth it for me anymore
www.bikeradar.com
November 22, 2025 at 6:42 PM
When people either quit cycling or are put off taking it up altogether, it’s a complete failure of policy.
There’s a vast chasm of difference between how you’re treated riding on the roads in the U.K. compared to many European countries.
www.bikeradar.com/features/opi...
There’s a vast chasm of difference between how you’re treated riding on the roads in the U.K. compared to many European countries.
www.bikeradar.com/features/opi...
Noticed that I’ve had a few DM’s recently. Unfortunately I can’t see these as I refuse to age verify.
November 21, 2025 at 3:15 PM
Noticed that I’ve had a few DM’s recently. Unfortunately I can’t see these as I refuse to age verify.
If I’m waiting to pull out of a side road and a motorist pulls right across blocking the exit, I will always respond to such a hostile act by staring a hole through the ignorant, selfish tw4ts, to make them as uncomfortable as possible.
November 21, 2025 at 2:38 PM
If I’m waiting to pull out of a side road and a motorist pulls right across blocking the exit, I will always respond to such a hostile act by staring a hole through the ignorant, selfish tw4ts, to make them as uncomfortable as possible.
Vehicles of all types parked fully obstructing segregated cycle lanes near where I live?
Standard.
Standard.
November 21, 2025 at 2:03 PM
Vehicles of all types parked fully obstructing segregated cycle lanes near where I live?
Standard.
Standard.
A piece written over 6 months ago that holds true today. The dark forces that Shabana Mahmood referred to earlier this week are not those Labour are looking to address, but those they’re led by, embolden and legitimise. Forces that will continue to break up Britain.
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Article: Is Starmer's Labour far right? (Aurelien Mondon) - Reactionary Politics Research Network
This article by Aurelien Mondon explores whether the Labour government under Starmer can be considered far right
reacpol.net
November 21, 2025 at 11:59 AM
A piece written over 6 months ago that holds true today. The dark forces that Shabana Mahmood referred to earlier this week are not those Labour are looking to address, but those they’re led by, embolden and legitimise. Forces that will continue to break up Britain.
reacpol.net/starmer-far-...
reacpol.net/starmer-far-...
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Share if you agree!
November 18, 2025 at 3:02 PM
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I appreciate the efforts of the last remaining good MP’s left in the Labour Party, but whilst their efforts are admirable, trying to fight for change from within under this leadership is also futile.
It’s time to cross the floor.
It’s time to cross the floor.
November 18, 2025 at 12:27 AM
I appreciate the efforts of the last remaining good MP’s left in the Labour Party, but whilst their efforts are admirable, trying to fight for change from within under this leadership is also futile.
It’s time to cross the floor.
It’s time to cross the floor.
Seen a response from one of the remaining Labour loyalists In reference to the Shabana Mahmood immigration policy. Refers to those who fundamentally condemn it as “a few naive idiots”.
Now there’s a bubble coated in irony.
Now there’s a bubble coated in irony.
November 17, 2025 at 5:16 PM
Seen a response from one of the remaining Labour loyalists In reference to the Shabana Mahmood immigration policy. Refers to those who fundamentally condemn it as “a few naive idiots”.
Now there’s a bubble coated in irony.
Now there’s a bubble coated in irony.
This was from the weekend’s tabloid hysteria around road lane widths.
Is Gregory haplessly unaware of average driving speeds in major cities and practically any urban environment?
Perhaps he’s watched one too many car ads in his time.
Is Gregory haplessly unaware of average driving speeds in major cities and practically any urban environment?
Perhaps he’s watched one too many car ads in his time.
November 17, 2025 at 5:06 PM
This was from the weekend’s tabloid hysteria around road lane widths.
Is Gregory haplessly unaware of average driving speeds in major cities and practically any urban environment?
Perhaps he’s watched one too many car ads in his time.
Is Gregory haplessly unaware of average driving speeds in major cities and practically any urban environment?
Perhaps he’s watched one too many car ads in his time.
Approaching a zebra crossing with a pedestrian starting to cross, oncoming driver just bolts straight through.
Would have stood out more if it wasn’t so f’ing normalised.
Would have stood out more if it wasn’t so f’ing normalised.
November 17, 2025 at 3:57 PM
Approaching a zebra crossing with a pedestrian starting to cross, oncoming driver just bolts straight through.
Would have stood out more if it wasn’t so f’ing normalised.
Would have stood out more if it wasn’t so f’ing normalised.
In life you can’t please everyone.
In government life the “changed“ Labour Party can’t please anyone (including the far right, who they’re bending over backwards for).
In government life the “changed“ Labour Party can’t please anyone (including the far right, who they’re bending over backwards for).
November 17, 2025 at 3:29 PM
In life you can’t please everyone.
In government life the “changed“ Labour Party can’t please anyone (including the far right, who they’re bending over backwards for).
In government life the “changed“ Labour Party can’t please anyone (including the far right, who they’re bending over backwards for).
Where possible, boycott corporations and support your local/independent businesses.
✍️ The cost of chasing capital: how our cities are forgetting their own
Focus on private foreign investment is killing local enterprise, an organic renewal of homegrown business leads the way forward
By Mike Chitty
@mikechitty.bsky.social
Focus on private foreign investment is killing local enterprise, an organic renewal of homegrown business leads the way forward
By Mike Chitty
@mikechitty.bsky.social
The cost of chasing capital: how our cities are forgetting their own
Focus on private foreign investment is killing local enterprise, an organic renewal of homegrown business leads the way forward
yorkshirebylines.co.uk
November 17, 2025 at 12:15 PM
Where possible, boycott corporations and support your local/independent businesses.
The effect of Labour haemorrhaging traditional support from this immigration policy will be like no other. A spectacle of performative cruelty at the height of ugliness, far removed from the values of decent Brits & showing that Labour do not listen and do not care.
November 17, 2025 at 12:06 PM
The effect of Labour haemorrhaging traditional support from this immigration policy will be like no other. A spectacle of performative cruelty at the height of ugliness, far removed from the values of decent Brits & showing that Labour do not listen and do not care.
I saw a pretty straightforward comment that really encapsulates this Labour Party.
No deep dive analysis needed, remarkably simple and bang on...
“Labour are scum”.
No deep dive analysis needed, remarkably simple and bang on...
“Labour are scum”.
November 17, 2025 at 11:38 AM
I saw a pretty straightforward comment that really encapsulates this Labour Party.
No deep dive analysis needed, remarkably simple and bang on...
“Labour are scum”.
No deep dive analysis needed, remarkably simple and bang on...
“Labour are scum”.
If you are caught driving in a cycle lane it should be an immediate 30 day driving ban along with a fine depending on the severity and risk posed to others.
Bitter motorists, you can’t have it both ways with your endless whining “why don’t cyclists use the cycle lane?”.
Bitter motorists, you can’t have it both ways with your endless whining “why don’t cyclists use the cycle lane?”.
November 17, 2025 at 11:07 AM
If you are caught driving in a cycle lane it should be an immediate 30 day driving ban along with a fine depending on the severity and risk posed to others.
Bitter motorists, you can’t have it both ways with your endless whining “why don’t cyclists use the cycle lane?”.
Bitter motorists, you can’t have it both ways with your endless whining “why don’t cyclists use the cycle lane?”.
One of my mates has signed up for a triathlon early next year, then announces he can’t swim 😂
November 16, 2025 at 6:26 PM
One of my mates has signed up for a triathlon early next year, then announces he can’t swim 😂
Do you remember the brutal ratio’s that the treacherous Tories suffered in their dying days in public office?!
November 16, 2025 at 12:32 PM
Do you remember the brutal ratio’s that the treacherous Tories suffered in their dying days in public office?!
When Keir Starmer famously said “I get it”, after losing the Runcorn by-election to Reform Ltd., that should have been the turning point. A clear message sent by the electorate, invaluable feedback.
What‘s followed since shows the only voices Labour are interested in listening to are the far right.
What‘s followed since shows the only voices Labour are interested in listening to are the far right.
November 16, 2025 at 11:35 AM
When Keir Starmer famously said “I get it”, after losing the Runcorn by-election to Reform Ltd., that should have been the turning point. A clear message sent by the electorate, invaluable feedback.
What‘s followed since shows the only voices Labour are interested in listening to are the far right.
What‘s followed since shows the only voices Labour are interested in listening to are the far right.
If Reform win the next general election it will be the final nail in the coffin for the UK. Damage that will take more than 1 generation to fix.
The horrors taking place across the pond will find their place on these shores.
If that happens, blame falls entirely on this Labour gov’t...
The horrors taking place across the pond will find their place on these shores.
If that happens, blame falls entirely on this Labour gov’t...
November 16, 2025 at 9:41 AM
If Reform win the next general election it will be the final nail in the coffin for the UK. Damage that will take more than 1 generation to fix.
The horrors taking place across the pond will find their place on these shores.
If that happens, blame falls entirely on this Labour gov’t...
The horrors taking place across the pond will find their place on these shores.
If that happens, blame falls entirely on this Labour gov’t...