@HarjinderTalwar@airindia@PMOIndia@MoCA_GoI@DGCAIndia I find these Air India tweets so funny, just like the people who write them. They never learn. After all this nonsense they still book and expect business class service. I've never flown with them. But there's so much online about why you shouldn't.
@oliveemason@AvantiWestCoast Completely ludicrous. A push to get people out of cars & onto public transport, only to be penalised with higher costs. Operators provide the bare minimum poor or no service while demanding premium prices for shareholders. You don’t get what you pay for.
@RobertJenrick Jenprick has no grasp of the real world. It’s always “I want, I promise” empty lines from empty minds. He strutted around in government, sat in the cabinet, & still couldn’t deliver a single meaningful result. An incompetent operator pretending to be relevant. No substance #Snake
@DavidHHeadley@British_Airways This had happened to us. They moved my family from our prepaid seats, gave our front seats to another family, and repeated the same excuses. We did get our refund, but it took two months. We stopped using British Airways a long time ago the service overall just isn’t good.
@politicalhackuk Agree! The council needs to start enforcing properly & take action to recover the cost. These tacky Temu flags should be removed, & the people putting them up need to be stopped. We still want to see our country’s flag high, proud & up correctly in public places.
Blind man Jason Beal says he was forced into the road in Penge after encountering abandoned Lime bikes, describing the experience as “very frightening”.
Lime has apologised, saying a technical error allowed bikes to be hired in an area where it does not have a contract, while Bromley Council says it has raised concerns and welcomes changes made to Lime’s app.
@AndrewmitchMP Andrew, you really do need to step aside. After all these years, you still haven’t got a clue. You’re too busy making your millions on the side to even care. It’s time to pull your finger out and actually do something…this is a pathetic tweak at best.
@chiefrabbi No offence intended at all I actually thought you were Israel’s ambassador to the UK as well until I checked. A genuine compliment as to how strongly you represent your community and Isreal.
@ronsterd89 You should know to tidy up after yourself it’s basic manners to leave a place clean. Glad it was pointed out so you can learn. Just be observant when you’re out; simple things like flushing a public toilet after you’ve used it aren’t written rules, they’re just good human habits
@SolihullUpdates Rightly so well done, Birmingham. However, many people want to see far more of our national flags displayed proudly and properly. The council should step up and install official, high‑quality flags across public spaces
@SolihullUpdates Those cheap flags look awful flapping around Solihull. These lads might wrap themselves in national colours, but there’s nothing patriotic about the way they behave. The whole area ends up looking tacky and run down because of it.
@WestMidRailway Out the house at 7am and my train was cancelled, with more delays wrecking the day. I hired a car instead “shortage of drivers” is no excuse. The service is unreliable. I’ve cancelled my Railcard and moved to a car‑hire loyalty account. Driving from Birmingham to London tomorrow
In my lifetime there’ve been 15 US presidents: some good, some useless, but all except Nixon worked within the rules. Only one of them could have evoked a headline like this. https://t.co/s7MYXAgwFr
Remember Cherry Reds in Birmingham, the independent bar that refused to serve members of Britain First when they descended on the city?
They were subsequently targeted with hundreds of negative reviews.
Well, I said at the time that places prepared to take a stand deserve our support.
So here I am.
Cheers, Cherry Reds.
Earlier today, we were thrilled to welcome one of the country's most respected actors and a proud Bluenose, David Harewood, to St. Andrew's @ Knighthead Park. 💙
Birmingham Restaurant Festival is here! 🍽️
Today marks the start of the annual Birmingham Restaurant Festival, bringing a month of amazing dining offers and exclusive festival menus across the city.
As the UK's top food destination, Birmingham is home to a vibrant and diverse food scene, with something to suit every taste. Whether you're looking for a family-friendly meal, a dog-friendly dining spot, or want to grab some lunch with colleagues, there's plenty to choose from.
To take advantage of these fantastic offers, simply visit the website to book (link in the comments). Browse participating restaurants and find your perfect dining experience. Menu prices are clearly listed above each festive menu, and if you have any dietary requirements, please contact the restaurant directly before booking.
Book your table, discover somewhere new, and enjoy the best of Birmingham's food scene this month! 😋
#BirminghamRestaurantFestival @BRestaurantFest