Rose Lelliott

@roselell.bsky.social

We now offer Dyslexic Edition books alongside our adult Large Print fiction books. 🔎📚 What makes them Dyslexic Editions? They look like regular large print books, but are printed on a different colour paper to make reading more accessible. You can find them at the end of our Large Print section.

An example of some of the Dyslexic Edition books.

Sadly we didn’t get the result we hoped for here but I’m so pleased for James Cookson, our new Labour councillor for Topsham. I’ve learnt so much standing for election for the first time and pushed myself out of my comfort zone. Thank you to everyone who helped and supported ❤️

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Hi Bex, yes absolutely! I’d like to see firmer action on pesticide use and the contracts given to conduct “weed sprays” - Exeter City Council ended the routine use of glyphosate in 2023 and I’d like to see DCC adapt this too. I take a lot of comfort in nature and want to protect the local landscapes

Bex (RebeccaComms)@rebeccabroad.com · last yr.

Devon County Council elections coming up! @andyketchin.bsky.social @roselell.bsky.social if elected how will you commit to a pesticide-free, greener urban environment in Exeter? (None of my other candidates are on this platform) More info: www.devonwildlifetrust.org/blog/nick-br...

One of the reasons why I’m standing to be a Devon County Councillor is because I want to use my personal experiences to help others. As a young person with experience of SEND issues, I’m ready to be a voice for struggling children and families waiting to get support in.

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I was really honoured to welcome @marycreagh.bsky.social our Nature Minister to St David’s and Haven Banks yesterday to talk about the positive an impact Labour govt is having on our community. Nature is a huge personal comfort for me, so I will always stand up for our beautiful landscapes

Lovely to be back in #Exeter today to support our wonderful candidates in the county council elections & MP Steve Race.

Steve Race MP@steveracemp.bsky.social · 2y ago

☀️ beautiful sunny day talking to residents in #Pennsylvania for @teamlabouruk.bsky.social candidate Tony Badcott, and in #HavenBanks for @roselell.bsky.social, who will both make fantastic DCC councillors. We were also joined by special guests @benbradshaw.bsky.social & @chriscurtis94.bsky.social!

Really poor from Exeter Reform and their chair. It’s not hard to disagree with someone politically without resorting to unnecessary personal attacks. Every candidate who stands is a human being, which is something a lot of people apparently forget. I have a lot of respect for my fellow candidates.

Reform Party UK Exposed@reformexposed.bsky.social · 2y ago

Reform UK’s Ed Hill Branch Chair Exeter and candidate for Topsham, Devon. Mocking a Green Party activist for trying to canvass his house. Obviously doesn’t believe in privacy / GDPR. Here he has published the pic taken from his door camera just to try to make a joke. And he trained as a lawyer.

This week, Devon County Council will dim 80% of their streetlights. It comes at the expense of resident's safety - as a young woman who walks to the train station for work early, it will impact how safe I feel when walking. There has been no consultation with community groups or businesses.

Fantastic news that GB Energy has awarded over £3m to Devon Partnership Trust to install rooftop solar. ☀️ investment in three sites in Exeter 📉 energy bills will come down, meaning more money to invest in services 📚 money for schools to be announced soon www.gov.uk/government/n...

Great British Energy to cut bills for hospitals and schools

Great British Energy's first project will put rooftop solar panels on 200 schools and 200 hospitals - cutting energy bills.

gov.uk

"Adolescence" is creating important conversations about the violent content seen by boys and young men and the devastating consequences that can have. It is so important that our violence against women and girls strategy works with schools to tackle pervasive misogyny.

One of my undergrad projects focused on the impact of the manosphere and digital radicalisation of young men. The research really shocked me as to how widespread these attitudes were, with influencers like Andrew Tate exploiting credible concerns for young men www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio...

‘Unnervingly on-the-nose’: why Adolescence is such powerful TV that it could save lives

The Netflix four-parter has touched many a nerve with its gut-punch power and staggering performances – but it’s also a vital call to action for parents and their teens

theguardian.com

Last night I voted to ban fire and rehire, a welcome part of Labour’s Employment Rights Bill. This morning I spoke about Tory-led Devon County Council’s use of bully-boy fire and rehire tactics for 820+ workers. I urge DCC to work collaboratively to come to a good conclusion with their employees.

March is Women's History Month! Women are present throughout our collections, but their narratives can be harder to find. Our online guide addresses this imbalance by highlighting archives & rare books relating to women, which can be used for study or enjoyment. #WomensHistoryMonth #WHM #IWD2025

LibGuides: Special Collections: Women's History Resources: Introduction

LibGuides: Special Collections: Women's History Resources: Introduction

libguides.exeter.ac.uk

Thank you for raising this with the Prime Minister @steveracemp.bsky.social. I know what it is like to be out of school waiting for support to get back into mainstream education, and I hope I can use that experience to speak up on Devon County Council for children and families experiencing the same.

Steve Race MP@steveracemp.bsky.social · 2y ago

Today I explained to the Prime Minister Keir Starmer that some children in #Exeter don’t receive the support they need because our #SEND system in Devon is in disarray. I welcomed £1.7bn of new money going into SEND, and look forward to the reform the whole system needs.