Andy Hardy #JoinEU 🇲🇹 🇪🇺

@andyhardy40.bsky.social

Love bikes, coffee, books & movies (particularly Sci-Fi). Proud European, Quiet Rioter, HATE Brexit, the rise of the far right & the normalisation of racism. Sto imparando italiano.

“As Aydin jumps a scooter over ramps set up in the middle of the road, children around him are drawing with chalk, blowing bubbles and kicking a football in a spot where cars are usually driving through.” Good job Leeds. More children should have the chance to play in their neighbourhood like this.

Leeds: The city closing down streets so children can play

In Leeds, streets are being temporarily closed to traffic so kids have more space to safely play - an initiative proving beneficial to both children and adults.

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You know how we get miffed when people call us "The Royal Institute"? Our frustration is justified, because it's been going on forever. 🙄 Check out this 1974 newspaper we just found in a drawer—we love the old ads!

Close-up of the Daily Telegraph from 24 February 1974. Pen writing at the top says "Royal Institute"The whole front page of the newspaperAd for a £7.90 voucher on an electric adding machine - a bulky calculator that printed the results on a thin strip of paper. Weighing only 9lbs!Ad for Austin Morris cars, photographed in front of Parliament and reading "five safe seats". The cars ranged between £835 and £1665

11:15am yesterday, our village. Are these the first migrants from Ceuta to reach Dorset? A number of young lads in Cub Scout uniforms leapt out of a minibus & invaded Jill’s shop. They had no idea what Apple Cobbler was and taunted Simple Sally with their woggles. Deport. Now.

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“Don’t you think this is the inheritance you left them?” @nickferrarilbc.bsky.social says it's 'lamentable' that Conservative MP Matt Vickers won't admit responsibility for the prison crisis when his party added 500 places in 14 years.

The reality is that Pochin and her mates would have welcomed the Nazis if the country had lost the Battle of Britain. She'd have been waiting excitedly in Runcorn with a list of useful names and their addresses.

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1/3 The dangers of the NHS's £330m contract with Palantir are well known. A subscription-based contract that leaves the NHS without meaningful ownership. Lock-in to a single supplier that risks future price gouging. Critical health infrastructure dependent on a shady spy-tech company.