It's Jane Austen's anniversary year! Once you've re-read all her wonderful novels, how about a cosy murder mystery featuring some of her characters? Find out who killed Mr Collins. Available in paperback, e-book and audiobook. #JaneAusten#cosycrime#PrideandPrejudice@honno
The Royal Family should pay reparations to the NHS
Head of state taking 11 million away from the service that’s vital for the health of their people.
Absolutely shameless.
The inevitable spread of far right hatred and media means that Wales and Scotland need to protect themselves against it urgently.
Separation from the UK will give us a barrier while joining the EU will give us security
Now that a close relationship with the US would be morally inadvisable, it is more important than ever to restore our place in Europe. How about a mandatory new referendum every 10 years, starting the year after next?
@NationCymru@DrJohnGeraint Can still remember the taste of my favourites, Dandelion and Burdock and Cherryade. They used to be in a crate on the floor in the local Post Office and we got a few pence back for returning the bottle.
@ThatEricAlper I still use mine! It started off as my mum's - and I think quite a lot were my grandmother's before that. Some of them are brass buttons from my grandfather's WW1 uniform.
@arealmofwonder Are we really allowed only 2? I'll have to go for Pride and Prejudice (definitely), and Lark Rise to Candleford. I'd have picked the Forsyte Saga if it were the old one, and was tempted by Jane Eyre, but Lark Rise has several series and would keep me entertained for longer.
Every year I share this,
For those of you that haven't seen it before it was drawn by my Dad,
Who was there,
Not digging for coal,
But digging for children,
This is his abiding memory of that day,
He will never forget,
And nether should we...
#Aberfan#CofiwchAberfan
Aberfan: 58 years that don't lessen the loss. On 21st October 1966, a coal tip collapsed, killing 116 children and 28 adults. Nobody lost their job, and money fundraised for the families was raided to clear the tip. We mourn the lives lost, and the price our valleys paid for coal
@TedUrchin Oh dear. I'm 74 and I've been hoping for the same thing. As do, I suspect, a majority of voters now. However, this government weakly dismisses any return to the single market. So who would take us back in? I'm Welsh, so have to put my faith in Plaid.
@fife_benjamin The Tale of Samuel Whiskers. My grandmother nodded off very briefly just as the old rat was shouting 'Anna Maria' but she managed to keep the narrative going with a bit of improvisation in her sleep. Still miss her...
@rossaverde We've got ours next week (together with Covid). Had to phone the surgery to ask for them though. They seem to have given up notifying people.