Some teachers may not be aware of the changeover to Tata from Capita at the end of this month. Please download your pension statements and service history- you might need them!!
More proof of the complete absurdity of the proscription of Palestine Action.
What a stain on this government that people in this country are unable to buy and enjoy the work of one of this generation’s greatest writing talents.
De-proscribe Palestine Action now.
Ed Miliband is right to say that people who have demonstrated in support of Palestine and against genocide were right all along.
Match your words, Ed, and de-proscribe Palestine Action, now.
A French film explaining what would happen if non whites did what angry white racists want them to do by going back to where they came from. Absolutely sublime. We need this sort of creativity here.
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We are witnessing an assault here and the police must investigate.
The protester has a right to heckle, whether you or I agree or disagree with the views or approve or disapprove of the tactic.
But it is against the law to physically attack people.
according to the Telegraph (1st Sept) the Greens took control of Camden Council in May which will surprise Labour who actually run it. Even basic fact checking has departed the Telegraph now
“Late August, given heavy rain and sun
For a full week, the blackberries would ripen … “
Seamus Heaney, ‘Blackberry-Picking’ @poetryfound: https://t.co/fOeKDGWbzo
🚨 University of Nottingham staff will strike over plans that put jobs, courses, teaching and research at risk.
UCU members will walk out on 30 September and 1 October, followed by sustained strike action from 5 October to 11 December.
Staff have put forward alternatives. Management must listen.
Two redheads helped inspire one of Dolly Parton’s most famous songs. The story came from a red-haired bank teller who flirted with her husband, while the name “Jolene” came from a young red-haired fan Dolly met in an autograph line. Released in 1973, the track appeared on her 1974 album Jolene and topped the US country chart. Live in 1974, Dolly was performing a song destined to become a classic.