We're proud to be working with workplaces across Somerset to promote a #Smokefree future. Thank you to the team who attended the Leonardo Wellbeing Roadshow @Leonardo_UK, your energy helped reach over 350 participants! Let’s keep sharing Smokefree Somerset in every workplace
@seetickets how do we contact your customer services about fraudulent ticket purchased for Glastonbury Festival. People using a local address without permission and when the tickets are refused at the door the purchaser is notified and asks for them to be sent elsewhere.
I am almost half way to raising my total amount but really need some more support please 💕#ridethenight#cancersucks#beatcancer
Ride the Night London 2025 https://t.co/aCeRdwfScD.
This parliament needs to be a #TurningPointForCancer.
I've emailed my MP to invite them to meet with @CRUK_Policy at party conferences to find out how they can help. Will you join me by emailing yours? https://t.co/4kBCPD0B8v
I'm taking on Women V Cancer Ride the Night and cycling 100km around London to raise vital funds for Breast Cancer Now, and Ovarian Cancer Action at a time when they need it most.
https://t.co/OHucGkbCjP
@acatcalledkeith This is disguising, the manager should be dismissed, this must be breaking all sorts of employment legislation. I hope you have had a suitable response?
2 x Practitioners
Working within our Smokefree Somerset Service to develop innovative approaches to help people quit smoking including the use of vapes
Taunton and Yeovil
3 years fixed term
Full time £23,893 to £25,979 per annum
Job (https://t.co/GpCUhVcrrs) @PHJobsUK
@tmaken199172@FreddyBRefusnik@BBCNews Both learned and learnt are correct forms of the past tense and past participle of the verb learn. Of the two, learned is far more commonly used in American English. Learnt is used in British English and some other varieties.
The #SmokefreeGeneration bill is supported by both the public and parliamentarians.
It's time for Government to put the bill to parliament so that it can pass before the next election.
@10DowningStreet@DHSCgovuk
My mum, top row, picture 5. Caring for someone with lung cancer is tough. She quit at 58 years old and died at 79 but the damage was done. Quitting gave her a good quality of later life, she was diagnosed 6 days before passing #SmokefreeGeneration
🆕Today is #NoSmokingDay and people from across the country are arriving in Parliament to tell their stories about the impact of smoking on their lives — and why parliamentarians should back the Government’s vision for a #SmokefreeGeneration.
https://t.co/IlmkfvL1iD