25 years ago I had my first letter published in The Times, last month was my 135th
pithy environmental: some refreshed thoughts on a letter to the Editor
https://t.co/rnKdQ0wp4u
D'you know how many times I've been in a big shiny car? Twice in 60 years. And I'd just like to do it once without a wet hanky in my hand.
Ena Sharples is always great but this is a classic
Coronation Street - written by Jack Rosenthal (2nd September 1964). Stan - reveling in his new job as a chauffeur - takes his friends for a spin (unfortunately he's sacked the same day after the car is returned in a less than pristine condition).
Evocative description of when Edgware was home to a slice of Floridian Americana, when the Green Man was the "Everglades Exchange"
It later became the Wacky Warehouse and is now a Harvester
From The @TimesArchive 5th May 1984
Edgware development 60 years ago.
Equitable House later became Premier House and has recently been converted to housing rather than offices.
From The Times archive 1961 and 1962
Also, as a former bra-strap and general fashion correspondent, I *love* this by @TimesArchive
In support of our brave bra-strap correspondent
https://t.co/B5sUALykac
The key to the success of the Irish community Archive Network (iCAN) has been its very active member communities - learn how iCAN has supported them to get their local heritage projects online & get inspiration for your community #CommunityArchives https://t.co/Z82qd0zz32
Philosophy colleague, @davidpapineau rounds off our @IP_SAS Conference on Chat GPT and other creative rivals wondering how we should do deal with AI systems when they become the locus of moral concern
Great to see Maude Davies, manager of the picture library, being recognised via today's @TimesArchive article.
Her indexing system is still being used today - lovely to see wooden rows of the card catalog!
https://t.co/vC6oe2tVwc