Ms Anfield Park
@msanfieldpark.bsky.social
Pauline Powell. Retired non practising solicitor. Worked in local government environmental & regulation - Licensing, Consumer Protection, Public Health, Health&Safety….
Loves France, LFC, Arts & Crafts/decorative arts, cooking….
Loves France, LFC, Arts & Crafts/decorative arts, cooking….
I don’t think he allowed his publishers to go after those who copied his work either.
December 18, 2025 at 10:56 PM
I don’t think he allowed his publishers to go after those who copied his work either.
Anybody else remember early-ish voice recognition software producing “Rays hips locked together”?
December 16, 2025 at 12:00 AM
Anybody else remember early-ish voice recognition software producing “Rays hips locked together”?
I’m sorry Lewis, tinnitus is so debilitating. I heard on the radio this week of a promising simple new treatment to reduce tinnitus, if it comes good it’s going to make a world of difference to huge numbers of people.
www.ncl.ac.uk/press/articl...
www.ncl.ac.uk/press/articl...
New sound therapy could help tinnitus sufferers via their smartphones
A pioneering study has unveiled a new sound therapy that reduces the loudness of tinnitus and has the potential to be delivered online using everyday devices like smartphones.
www.ncl.ac.uk
December 15, 2025 at 8:16 AM
I’m sorry Lewis, tinnitus is so debilitating. I heard on the radio this week of a promising simple new treatment to reduce tinnitus, if it comes good it’s going to make a world of difference to huge numbers of people.
www.ncl.ac.uk/press/articl...
www.ncl.ac.uk/press/articl...
Not surprising, you were probably focussed on staying safe. Sorry this happened
December 14, 2025 at 9:25 PM
Not surprising, you were probably focussed on staying safe. Sorry this happened
Did you get their taxi licence number? If so please consider reporting to the Council.
December 14, 2025 at 8:54 PM
Did you get their taxi licence number? If so please consider reporting to the Council.
However, the Code can be used in evidence in legal proceedings brought under the Act. Courts and tribunals must take into account any part of the Code that appears to them relevant to any questions arising in proceedings.” 2/2
December 14, 2025 at 1:17 PM
However, the Code can be used in evidence in legal proceedings brought under the Act. Courts and tribunals must take into account any part of the Code that appears to them relevant to any questions arising in proceedings.” 2/2
The EHRC put it like this in the current code:
“The Code does not impose legal obligations. Nor is it an authoritative statement of the law: only the courts and tribunals can provide such authority….1/2
“The Code does not impose legal obligations. Nor is it an authoritative statement of the law: only the courts and tribunals can provide such authority….1/2
December 14, 2025 at 1:15 PM
The EHRC put it like this in the current code:
“The Code does not impose legal obligations. Nor is it an authoritative statement of the law: only the courts and tribunals can provide such authority….1/2
“The Code does not impose legal obligations. Nor is it an authoritative statement of the law: only the courts and tribunals can provide such authority….1/2
No, guidance is not enforceable because it’s not rules. Legislation often imposes an obligation on defined people or bodies to “have regard to” guidance & the expectation is that it will usually be followed; but where there is good reason to depart this may be judged lawful if challenged.
December 14, 2025 at 11:53 AM
No, guidance is not enforceable because it’s not rules. Legislation often imposes an obligation on defined people or bodies to “have regard to” guidance & the expectation is that it will usually be followed; but where there is good reason to depart this may be judged lawful if challenged.
100% this. She doesn’t appear to have read either judgment, or if she has she doesn’t understand - either way it’s clearly a problem giving her power.
I find all varieties of the “enemies of the people” trope quite troubling, including that Banksy on the RCJ that so many progressives seem to love.
I find all varieties of the “enemies of the people” trope quite troubling, including that Banksy on the RCJ that so many progressives seem to love.
December 11, 2025 at 10:18 AM
100% this. She doesn’t appear to have read either judgment, or if she has she doesn’t understand - either way it’s clearly a problem giving her power.
I find all varieties of the “enemies of the people” trope quite troubling, including that Banksy on the RCJ that so many progressives seem to love.
I find all varieties of the “enemies of the people” trope quite troubling, including that Banksy on the RCJ that so many progressives seem to love.
Having then recently learned his mother had painted this rather wonderful picture, I remember thinking Johnson’s claim that he enjoyed painting passengers on to empty wine boxes he’d made in to buses might just be a rare frank & honest response. “If only he’d made his hobby his career” I wished.
December 9, 2025 at 9:53 AM
Having then recently learned his mother had painted this rather wonderful picture, I remember thinking Johnson’s claim that he enjoyed painting passengers on to empty wine boxes he’d made in to buses might just be a rare frank & honest response. “If only he’d made his hobby his career” I wished.
A cross party commitment to make life’s admin easier for trans people, at zero cost to those of us who are cis, generated a manufactured crisis about toilets & now *children* face stigma & segregation. What next, Mums banned from taking toddler sons to a loo with a skirted silhouette? Shameful
December 8, 2025 at 12:22 PM
A cross party commitment to make life’s admin easier for trans people, at zero cost to those of us who are cis, generated a manufactured crisis about toilets & now *children* face stigma & segregation. What next, Mums banned from taking toddler sons to a loo with a skirted silhouette? Shameful