@oJARDINEo So the buggies that are already there have to get off? The driver is right you'll have to wait for the next bus. My missus has had to do that loads when the buggy spaces are full. Turning this into a race issue is absolutely pathetic. Absolutely pathetic.
@CarlCashman My mum daily attends my dad's grave at Springwood and keeps saying this. Her idea would be some kind of community space with gardening essentials to help people be able to keep their loved ones final resting places neat and tidy. Simple things like gardening equipment etc👍🏻💪🏻🏴
Why the fuck did white Europeans turn more radical than Middle East extremists? Stupidity or empty brains? You became our biggest goddamn problem !!
WTH
BIG RANT 😡
Uk farmers are going under from the dry weather and a lot is down to @PepsiCo the owners of @walkers_crisps
The farmer need a contract refresh
We need #FairTradeUK@andyburnham can you help ?
We won’t have any potato 🥔 growers left
This Cornishman compares the clannish culture of the people of Sennen Cove, at the western edge of Britain, to that of the Indian caste system. Dick George, interviewed in 1982, grew up on the sandy ridge above the cove but was still regarded as an outsider by the covers who would discourage their daughters from marrying his kind.
This explains why the People of the British Isles study discovered in 2015 that natives of Cornwall formed their own genetic cluster, distinct from that of Devon on the other side of the Tamar. Intermarriage with Cornishmen in the neighbouring village, let alone with Welshmen or Devonians, was discouraged. What preserved Cornish as a distinct genetic group in England, while much of the rest homogenised into a single genetic cluster, is lack of domestic migration during the Industrial Revolution - no one was moving to Cornwall in the early modern period.
But since the 1980’s that has been changing fast, especially since Covid. The 2021 census recorded only around 117,350 people identifying as Cornish in the UK. This makes them less than 20% of the population of Cornwall. Domestic migration or “incomers” and intermarriage with them has ended Cornish tribalism.