OUTRAGED BRITISH EUROPEAN - DON'T BLAME ME, I VOTED REMAIN! Owner of a single quince tree. Tea Drinker, Woodturner, Play Watcher, Gentleman about Town.
What a disgrace. There are never any delays in the cash being dished out hand over fist to Serco's shareholders for failed test and trace or Matt Hancock's ex pub landlord for testing kits but there's no money left for our nurses.
@Alison_Inman And Quincegrower is back in the room. It will our 15th Anniversary on Monday 21st Dec. 15 years since the first civil partnerships in England.
Please please please watch and listen to this if you are even the slightest bit unclear of why that banner yesterday was not ok. Mike Wedderburn 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Here is Health Minister Helen Whately’s response to concerns from a student nurse
In it she says “student nurses are not deemed to be providing a service”
She wasn’t saying that when thousands of them joined the fight against Covid-19
Please RT so others can see
I am particularly proud to be a nurse today... Well done @CNOEngland for standing firm
Chief nurse was dropped from coronavirus briefings ‘after refusing to back Dominic Cummings’ https://t.co/1K61ktLUC6
So proud of our @uni_essexhealth student @ethelijeoma writing so honestly about her experiences in an extended placement and the excellent support she had received from the clinical and academic team https://t.co/6FbYuOWUKQ
Wow, it’s done! New “Black Lives Matter” Mural painted in #WashingtonDC on road to White House (16th St.)
They started at 3:00 am & just finished. Mayor Bowser approved it:
It’s worth retweeting this and to remember that parachutes don’t have a formal evidence base but it would be foolhardy to leap out of a plane without one #facecoverings ......Laying straw men to rest - Greenhalgh https://t.co/CzNfXzSTHF
Oh dear me. Socks and sandals! That's an anathema even in Lancashire. Go the whole hog and slip into some moccasins or perhaps some non-slip sheepskin lined carpet slippers. Sheer Bliss.
What's Happening? Had to "pop up to my wardrobe and slip on a cardie and some long slacks" (as my mother would have said). First time since mid April. I was thinking it's a new ice age then read the thermometer 22 deg C. That's about 3 deg higher than I run the CH in winter. ODD!
I’ve doffed! Critical care don’t need me for a shift this week, so it’s nice to not be wearing full PPE for a while....be sensible folks and don’t make me put it on again too soon! Meanwhile I’ll be thinking of my colleagues who are keeping going and preparing for the next wave.
We have joined nine other charities to jointly express our dismay that many vital services for disabled people have failed to secure emergency Coronavirus funding. Read more about our statement: https://t.co/kHIlLnIwxP