❗ LAST CHANCE ❗ to object to plans for a 450-lodge holiday resort at Roanhead that will threaten rare natterjack toads & other important wildlife at neighbouring @NTsandscalehaws.
Take 1 minute to send your objection ⬇️
https://t.co/LG2flfUn3I 📷 Dynamic Dunescapes
A thread for the ultra-wealthy.
If you are wealthy, you may think that if the U.K. switches from an NHS-model to a private model of healthcare it will either a) be better for you, or b) will not affect you.
Here is why you are wrong…
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Okay: here’s everything you need to know about the new eruption in Iceland, including what is certain, what is uncertain, and all that jazz.
(I’ve got a few weeks of book leave left, but couldn’t leave y’all hanging.)
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credit: @Vedurstofan
"I've opened a bookshop by mistake..." Withnail Books, a little secondhand bookshop in Penrith, is 10 years old today! Click below to read the full story, and claim your free ebook of bonkers things actually said by customers... https://t.co/yhjuaDnKCx #withnaiI @RichardEGrant
Hackness Martello Tower on the island of South Walls in Orkney. It was built in 1814 to guard Longhope Sound, part of Scapa Flow, from attack by the French and by US privateers. More pics and info: https://t.co/tk2YRbJE3H
This simple wreck buoy sitting off the corner of Piper Bravo is all that remains of Piper Alpha. It floats silently as a memorial to the 167 men who died that night in the North Sea and who never returned home to their families. RIP gents.
I have commented to object to a planning application that removes mature woodland from the centre of Cockermouth, Cumbria. Known bats, red squirrel etc. use. You might want to review also, maybe retweet? #lovetrees@RedSquirrelsNE@_BCT_@WoodlandTrust https://t.co/Wqftm5RGwv
Queen Margaret arrives in Scotland’s ancient capital this weekend!👑
Join us for Fit for a Queen at Dunfermline Abbey to meet the Queen and her court and hear about life in 11th century Scotland.
Sat 17 & Sun 18 June
Find out more & book your tickets 👉 https://t.co/8tyCGaqUA4
It's Friday. Have some history.
So you know Hadrian's Wall? Well for over 1000 years everyone thought it was built by someone else.
Until, in 1840, John Hodgson, an unknown Northumbrian clergyman published the LONGEST footnote in history.
Read on... /1