@hologramfactory See you on the otherside. TBH if @Official_STFC and a few other main stream accounts went to the other place I'd be off here like a shot!!
@northernassist you've trumped yourselves this time, went to catch this train which never appeared, plus your ticket machine at the station charged me £16.65 but didn't print a ticket so I'm out of pocket with no train....
@northernassist Where can I get the refund.... plus are trains running between barrow and lancaster or not your app say they are but SM say they aren't...
Apparently Elmo is very, very upset with SNL because of this portrayal of him on the show this week.
So don't retweet this and make him more angry,... or he may start ghosting your followers.
@willglloyd I suspect it mainly shows that Starmer is not bowing down to Murdoch and rubbing his tummy and thus Sky journo's are doing what they are told to do.
@Paul_SLG Pretty much par for the course, from my experience of working for a plethora of different types of public bodies (including Councils) over the years they generally barely have a clue what they own (and its boundaries).
The Telegraph continues to describe people as ‘members’ of Restore Trust. But RT2021Ltd (aka Restore Trust) is a private company with no members or democratic structure. It was reported this week to have spent £95k on ads attacking the National Trust. https://t.co/9iMuRvaoSq
More than £95,000 has been spent on attack ads to date, & politicians including Rees-Mogg and ReformUK leader Nigel Farage have shared them. (Restore Trust) denies being an astroturf group- these rely on hidden donors, but declined to reveal who funds it. https://t.co/vAj8RaOArf
@Academy_ds @TheGaryFairley @daniellloyd1 has suggested not, albeit I suppose that depends on either an editorial choice from ITV or whether the starting point for bidding was immediately too high for them, can't imagine the life insurance and donkey sanctuary adverts on ITV4 are that lucrative?
@MontVentoux23 And for kids whose parents don't like cycling..... for the effects of this sort of money driven short-termism, just look at the decline of cricket in the UK after they sold out to Sky....