Debbie Enever

Love a lazy Bank Holiday morning with @jonathanhaggart.bsky.social

New identity

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I'm repulsed by the Labour government I voted for so can anyone point me to anything good/kind they've done since taking over?

Kinda comfy

I'd expect so. Sorry.

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If you know someone who's off to uni and who qualifies for Disabled Students' Allowance, get them to apply today whilst it's quiet! Processing times are quick rn but once A level results are out and EVERYONE applies, it clogs up and support is often delayed for many weeks #disability #students #uk

Please stop saying invasion when referring to immigrants. An invasion is what Britain did in India or what Britain did in The West Indies or what Britain did in large parts of Africa or what Britain did in…

Wow! To be honest, I might also use her as 'somebody who inspires me' if I'm ever asked. What an incredible person.

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Oh god no

oooooo in fact

FFS PUT IT BACK

Am excited for this week's Eastern European snacks. Big fan of the Polish marshmallow chocolates.

Please share x

Please share x

The ‘diabolical’ BBC drama that inspired 28 Years Later In 1974, the ‘black magic’ of Penda’s Fen horrified its audience – but left an extraordinary impression on director Danny Boyle

Folk horror friends - a screening of Penda's Fen coming up at the Barbican.

www.telegraph.co.uk/films/2025/0...

A damning pair of charts.

People on lowest incomes own FIVE TIMES fewer cars than the richest do.

Meanwhile kids in most deprived areas are FIVE TIMES more likely to be injured by cars.

Older child making bold claim that he is "studying" through the medium of having the French commentary on when playing FIFA.

Moor Green Investment - Combs Moss | Moors for the Future | Moors for the Future

www.moorsforthefuture.org.uk/our-work/our...
They are using other things too, do have a look.

Moors for the Future are using sphagnum moss for restoration work in the High Peak, which is a good sign that some people do recognise the plight and are actively working to improve things.

There’s an invader turning huge swathes of Britain into deserts – and these dead zones are spreading | George Monbiot Vast areas of land are now dominated by one species – purple moor-grass – and good luck with seeing a bird or insect there. How do we revive these habitats, asks Guardian columnist George Monbiot

Deserts are spreading across Britain, yet scarcely anyone in public life even seems to have noticed. This week's column seeks to open our eyes to something that has been too big to see. www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...

My heart is still racing and I've got cramp in my calf. It's hard work watching tennis at this level.

Well I don't know about you but I'm thinking of doing a quick bunjee jump, or skydive or something, just for something a little less adrenaline fuelled.

It feels like this will be the final we see repeated many times over the next few years. Both such magnificent competitors. What. A. Moment.

Amazing! What a match! Incredible! SO MUCH ADRENALINE! Over 5 hours of outstanding tennis from two players we'll be seeing so much of for the next decade. Well done, Carlos! #RolandGarros

This is just extraordinary. I'm 'oohing' and 'aahhing' after every point.