18 messages in 12 minutes sent by the driver before the collision.
Driver was only jailed for 6 years 8 months and a 5 yr driving ban on release.
Not much for killing a person and devastating a family.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
@dazadams.bsky.social
Living in Kernow .. Unified communications is my trade, cycling & walking are my ways out.
18 messages in 12 minutes sent by the driver before the collision.
Driver was only jailed for 6 years 8 months and a 5 yr driving ban on release.
Not much for killing a person and devastating a family.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Speak your truth!
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20mph is a massive public safety and health win.
This is also a huge reduction in NHs and emergency service resources and money saver too.
It should be the default in built up areas with exceptions. right across the country
The best way to honour those that sacrificed so much in WW2 would be to rebuild our country, open our arms to those in need and rejoin the EU family to ensure peace across Europe.
05.05.2025 13:02 β π 75 π 30 π¬ 3 π 0The likes of the BBC are largely to blame for any hatred and resentment out there.
This is hateful and irresponsible journalism. Stirring just for likes and clicks
The message that this sends is that if you don't or can't drive then Labour does not care about you.
Hiking train and bus fares whilst keeping fuel duty frozen (so down in real terms) just reinforces that message.
At least we expected this from the Tories. I expected better. Disappointed
Nigel Farage has told ITV News the first thing he would do as prime minister if he won a general election would be to remove the UK from the European Convention on Human Rights
That alone is good reason never to vote for Reform UK.
THIS IS WHY
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Absolutely. Without the BBC Farage would have remained a nobody.
15.04.2025 13:10 β π 430 π 173 π¬ 16 π 3Since Labour took office, 30,000 more children have been pushed into poverty by the two-child benefit cap.
Thatβs 109 kids every single day.
The Labour whip was taken from me for voting to scrap it.
Iβd do it again β no child should grow up in poverty to satisfy a spreadsheet.
Energy bills up 6.4% β while network providers raked in Β£4 billion in βexcessβ profits over four years.
Water bills up 26% β while firms paid Β£78 billion in dividends since privatisation & racked up Β£64 billion in debt.
End this scam. Bring water & energy into public ownership.
I cycle a lot but misogynist abuse on roads and anxieties about poor social safety on off-road routes (esp in the dark/on my own) mean that I am forced to drive some journeys that I should be able to easily cycle.
Those planning local cycle networks must build routes that are truly accessible.
"The cruelty is the point..."
On why Labour think that copying Conservative cruelty is the way to stay in power.
Iβm tired of our Govs. saying we canβt afford a decent NHS, Social Care, Education, Transport, Roads, Police Force, Lifestyle etc. but we can afford to let the super rich and businesses off paying tax, a royal family that adds nothing but takes much and Brexit.
Sort yourselves out please.
Oh, just more #LabourScum for sale
18.03.2025 21:28 β π 3 π 3 π¬ 1 π 0Austerity with a red rosette is not the βchangeβ people voted for.
18.03.2025 14:21 β π 937 π 245 π¬ 54 π 22Instead of slashing welfare and disability benefits β forcing more disabled people and children into poverty β the government could introduce a 2% tax on assets over Β£10 million.
It would raise Β£24 billion β five times the savings from these cuts.
This is austerity 2.0
I maintain my theory is correct: going to sleep on Sunday night causes Monday. If EVERYONE stayed awake indefinitely, Monday would never happen!
I will not be taking any questions.
Choosing to take money from disabled benefit claimants rather than levy a wealth tax is simply immoral π
11.03.2025 12:20 β π 1832 π 691 π¬ 76 π 43Sounds like a plan
11.03.2025 11:13 β π 2732 π 553 π¬ 36 π 20This is utterly awful.
Is anywhere not safe from crazed drivers?
A sports pitch certainly should be.
www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025...
So basically, we were all born randomly in various spaces on earth
This random fact meant we were unequally allocated rights & entitlements
This decided how, where & when we could move
This decided how we are treated by others & ultimately the value of our life
Borders are an absolute NONSENSE
Raising rail fares year on year and freezing the fuel duty escalator since 2011 sends entirely the wrong message to the electorate of this country.
Rail fares rise by 4.6% in England and Wales www.bbc.com/news/article...
Aside from the legal issues it is not safe for children to play on roads. This can also cause a nuisance for lots of people in the area who are wary of driving down the street for fear of knocking over a child or getting their cars damaged. Putting aside possible traffic or public order issues, it is an offence to play ball games on a public road if it is to the annoyance of road users. It is likely that ball games played on a public road will be to the immediate annoyance of road users. It is also a breach of by-laws to play ball games to the annoyance of residents. By-laws are created by the local councils and may not apply to every street, there could be some designated as 'play streets' (and similar), where games are allowed, and the by-law may not exist at all in some towns. If this is a problem in your street, then contact your local neighbourhood policing team who will be able to offer advice and assistance.
This is the official Police response to whether children can play in the street.
Motornormativity exists everywhere, in this case, prioritising the potential feelings of drivers over the independence of children. How utterly depressing.
Archery target and arrows close to the centre
archery night with the daughter, we're getting better.
27.02.2025 21:46 β π 1 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0Remember, Ofgem is governmental body, and #SinkingStarmer and his @teamlabouruk.bsky.social can stop this, but they CHOOSE not to.
Because Labour cares more about the shareholders than about you.
Ofgem increases its price cap for a third consecutive quarter
10% hike in October
1.2% hike in January
6.4% hike in April
What part of βprice capβ doesnβt Ofgem understand?
Energy bills are set to rise again by 6.4% this April β while companies have raked in over Β£457,000,000,000 in profits since 2020.
Your skyrocketing bills are funding their obscene gains.
It's time to end this scam and put people before profit. Nationalise our utilities NOW.
The government could save households Β£100s a year on their energy bills by making these three changes β¬οΈ Why wait?
25.02.2025 13:35 β π 312 π 128 π¬ 16 π 8Labour needs to pull the finger out of their rear ends and start coming up with a plan. Energy, water council tax rises and no end in sight.
25.02.2025 07:31 β π 5 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0A glimpse of the abuse I face for challenging racism, xenophobia, and bigotry.
This wonβt silence me β I will always speak truth to power.