@danwootton She's not a Royal, just married to someone who used to be one.
And surely better that than keeping the title 'Prince' whilst being a nonce. Strange you're not upset about the white man who does that.
@ProfBrianCox Something about fish, but mainly said in Latin with a 'Carry On' tone, so they all think loveable old Boris sorted Johnny Foreigner out.
Brexit will be taxation without representation
@crossfordbridge 3 Questions if you speak to him again:
1) Does he have any links to you/Sale Sharks/developer etc?
2) Does he have any links to impacted clubs e.g. a child who's used them?
3) As he's not local to the site, what does he think impact on residents will be?
@crossfordbridge Land used for Brentford's new stadium appears to be a lot less green than Crossford Bridge. Can see how a community stadium there would actually improve things. Bit different when it's protected, open green space.
@crossfordbridge "One of the striking things from emerging studies of young people during lockdown is the reduction in the time they devote to physical activity when it became something they had to do on their own."
Maybe it's better if they're part of a team that has free access to the site...
More Guardian nonsense. Whilst Ms Hughes being asked to leave was certainly unfortunate, she herself said it was due to a change in her landlord's circumstances, not related to rent. And she doesn't live in the city centre (or even Manchester). #Manctopia
https://t.co/vVZ6keqsAi
@crossfordbridge Still using a pandemic to scare people into giving up protected land used for free by the community for a corporate venture that will remove free access to green space and children's football pitches? Is this something @AndrewHWestern approves of?
Are @crossfordbridge seriously trying to use a pandemic to justify putting a corporate stadium on top of protected land that's currently used by children's football teams?
That's getting pretty low
#SaveCrossfordBridge https://t.co/VGflQcWF9J
Great to hear of the statues of Kompany and Silva, but would be good to see some previous iconic moments recognised.
If breaking your neck in a match isn't worthy, I don't know what is, and without that @OfficialPDickov goal, who knows where we'd be.
@daraobriain So @BBC is using licence payers money to pay for programming that suggests conspiracy theories are real? Are they going to start pushing anti-vax & flat earth next?
Hate to use PC gone mad, but feels like another example where BBC feel need to provide both sides of any 'argument'