Feminist, fabric freak, photographer, recovered University librarian, grandma, life twixt Sussex & London, rarely tweets more Instagran working on life writing
Now on a staggering 40 MILLION VIEWS! Despite an almost complete media blackout from UK News Channels working TOGETHER we have sent a powerful message. If it’s ruffling this many feathers now just imagine when it hits 50 million. Let’s keep going!
72% of the UK believe that Water Company bosses who illegally dump sewage should go to jail.
RT if you think they should too.
And they still charge customers BILLIONS in sewage treatment charges that they don’t do.
German Sea Captain Pia Klemp is facing up to 20 years in jail for rescuing nearly 1000 migrants from drowning.
If you believe in hope over hate and support Pia Klemp give this a retweet.
It is disgusting that anyone would dare try throw her in jail.
Absolutely brilliant launch party for #NecessaryWomen tonight @Dauntbooks Cheapside. Thank you so much to all who came and sorry we sold out of books! Wonderful to meet @FrancesOGrady in particular after her great review https://t.co/818UqrnKXR
@DobsonLEsther @WomensHistNet I really enjoyed reading that while recalling my grandmother a machinist of women’s underwear. As in your family the skills have passed down the female line and my mother and I made/ make many of our own clothes while my daughter teaches fashion in all its aspects in New York.
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@gilliandarley Good you found that out. Though my grandfather was the son of two Irish immigrants to the UK (we know why they left) he was born in London so one generation too late for a passport - but with perseverance Irish records are no longer as lost as previously.