Jon S

There is a light in your eyes and it never goes out

[Jon S @JonnyS72]

@BBCSportScot Glorious one of those games you'd never believe if you didn't see it. Well done Scotland 👏

[Jon S @JonnyS72]

@DH_Women Wishing a speedy recovery Chloe. Best wishes

[Jon S @JonnyS72]

@tomhfh Know nothing of her but as a concept that is very clever, thanks for posting

[Jon S @JonnyS72]

@Tim_Burgess Devastated 💔

[Jon S @JonnyS72]

@jowhiley the most perfect song ever written God only knows 🙏

[Scunthorpe United FC @SUFCOfficial]

⚽️ 𝐅𝐔𝐋𝐋-𝐓𝐈𝐌𝐄

THE IRON ARE PROMOTED TO THE NATIONAL LEAGUE!

(IRON 2-1 CHESTER)

🤝 Social media on matchdays is sponsored by SBB Law 👉 https://t.co/y2o1OIOil0.

#UTI #IRON

[ISFA @isfafootball]

@MountKellyFooty are champions for the second year in a row!!

[Jon S @JonnyS72]

@MANCHESTERMUS10 The Smiths pls

[Eastern Daily Press @EDP24]

Trust cutting 16 teachers at one school amid swathe of redundancies https://t.co/mBEBh7fmp5

[Mount Kelly @Mount_Kelly]

#itstheclimb continues when our pupils leave Mount Kelly to study at top universities in the UK and around the world

[Jon S @JonnyS72]

Proud of our girl @LivPelaz7 did great @Mount_Kelly and all set for your next chapter 📚⚽️ @saibsyP

[Mount Kelly @Mount_Kelly]

We are delighted to be featured in #TheGoodSchoolsGuide "A complete guide to the UK's best boarding schools". Read our full 2024 reviews at https://t.co/tRnEpZaijz
@GoodSchoolsUK #iloveboarding #devon #BoardingSchool #MountKelly #School #IndependentSchool #PrivateSchool #Tavistock

[Mount Kelly @Mount_Kelly]

Pupils, parents, governors and staff gathered for Founder's Day at the College on Saturday 6 July. Speeches and the presentation of academic awards took place in the marquee after a moving service in the School's Chapel. The event concluded with the Year 13 leavers taking to the stage for one final time before heading out into the world beyond Mount Kelly. #FoundersDay

[Jon S @JonnyS72]

@nationaltrust @BlicklingHallNT ❤️

[Jon S @JonnyS72]

@BrianWilsonLive Quite simply the best song ever written, a perfect beautiful composition

[Mount Kelly Football @MountKellyFooty]

#ThrowbackThursday ….. @Mount_Kelly U18 Girls Double Winners 🏆🏆
@isfafootball National Champions
@CFCFoundation Cup Winners
@MountKellySport @GuyAyling
#TrainHardPlayEvenHarder ⚽️⚽️⚽️

[Mount Kelly Football @MountKellyFooty]

Focus on your goals, on and off the pitch - sign up for the Mount Kelly Girls' Football Scholarship Day 🏆 ⚽️🏆
https://t.co/54BSNwyX2u

#CFCFoundation #GirlsFootball #MountKelly
@CFCFoundation @ChelseaFC @ChelseaFCW
@isfafootball @MountKellyFooty @SchoolsFootball

[Saltash United Women @saltashunited_w]

Olivia Skinner-Pelaz, unfortunately her time with us was cut short this season due to injury. We wish her all the best with her future endeavours as she returns to norfolk this summer. 💪👏🏻@MountKellyFooty @LivPelaz7

[Fascinating @fasc1nate]

Pictured here is Willemien Rieken. She was only 9 years old when she first began laying flowers on the grave of William Edmond, a British soldier who fought and died to liberate her Dutch Village.

From the day he died, and for 75 years, she looked after his grave and kept his memory alive. During WWII, William served with the 1st Airborne Reconnaissance Squadron and took part in the Battle of Arnhem in the Netherlands.

Sadly, on September 17, 1944, he was shot in the back by a German sniper and fell to the ground. One of his comrades, Sgt David Christie, rushed to his aid, but nothing could be done to save William.

Seconds before dying, he said to David: "Tell my wife I love her." This British soldier was then buried at the Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery.

Willemien Rieken passed away in 2020. She was one of the last surviving Flower Children, young people who laid flowers at hundreds of graves of Allied casualties in a ceremony after the end of the war.

Niall Cherry, secretary of the Arnhem 1944 Fellowship, said: "She was one of the last surviving Dutch civilian links to the Battle of Arnhem. Willemien was a lovely lady who tended to the grave of Trooper Edmund for many years. She will be sadly missed."