Annie Rowley @Number1PortHill - Twitter Profile

Annie Rowley @Number1PortHill

over 5 years ago · Hertford

#uksnow

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Annie Rowley @Number1PortHill

almost 6 years ago · Saint-Seurin-de-Prats

@cntraveller Thanks for the mention! We’re checking out the Dordogne for our next amazing venue!

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Annie Rowley @Number1PortHill

almost 6 years ago · Hertford

@Barney_Payne @AnnaDerbyshire @thesociallondon Bloody great stuff Mrs.

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Annie Rowley @Number1PortHill

almost 6 years ago

@AnnaDerbyshire @thesociallondon On the bottle, as they say. Sante!

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Who to follow

Wenta

@TheWentaGroup

🏢 Flexible workspaces that fit around your business 💡 Free, practical advice to help you start and grow 🤝 Supportive, down-to-earth and here when you need us

Shepherds - Hertford

@Shepherds100

Rated #1 for customer service in the selling of homes throughout #Hertford/Bengeo and surrounding area. We are also Hertfords longest established estate agent.

💙⚽🏐🏀 Wodson Park 🏸🏓🎾💚

@WodsonPark

We are operated by Wodson Park Trust a community based charity providing sports and recreation facilities for the people of East Hertfordshire.

Annie Rowley @Number1PortHill

almost 7 years ago

It’s happening....

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Annie Rowley @Number1PortHill

almost 7 years ago

@HSBC_UK Finally fixed today.....

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Annie Rowley @Number1PortHill

almost 7 years ago

@HSBC_UK Mobile banking STILL NOT WORKING! Have waited for over a week to get myself set up with numerous calls and visits to HSBC and still a nightmare. So, can't log on to personal account - PLEASE GET THIS FIXED! And amend your service status on your website please.

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bob mortimer

@RealBobMortimer

almost 7 years ago

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Annie Rowley @Number1PortHill

almost 7 years ago

@coolplacesuk Thanks @coolplacesuk Always good fun here!

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Annie Rowley @Number1PortHill

almost 7 years ago

@piersmorgan #tofulette no eggs, no omelette.

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BBC Archive

@BBCArchive

about 7 years ago

#OnThisDay 1977: Thanks for the Memory - The Viewer's View asked people what they thought about television. This woman was likely approached for a snappy vox pop, but ended up delivering something closer to a dramatic monologue. Fantastic stuff.