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Andrew Griffiths

@GlassJet

Takes photographs. Writes.

Peak District & Manchester UK Beigetreten Mayıs 2009
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?whispers?@litewhisperer·
"There’s zero operational dependency on what govt taxes to what it can spend"
Malcolm Reavell @auchentrachle.bsky.social@malcolm_reavell

@tonyannett @brew56200 Higher taxes have zero effect on govt ability to spend. The revenue department and the issues department don’t even have each other’s phone number. There’s zero operational dependency on what govt taxes to what it can spend.

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Peter Jukes@peterjukes·
This makes no sense. Of course McSweeney’s texts are available in these circumstances — I know because this happened to me McSweeney’s “device was shut off remotely and he was given a new one with the same number the next day” theguardian.com/politics/2026/…
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@Heccles94 Because while it fails in terms of service, it succeeds spectacularly in terms of a small number of people making a shed-load of money out of it. 🤨
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Relearning Economics
Relearning Economics@RelearningEcon·
"The decline of the West is not necessary or historically inevitable. It is the result of choosing policies dictated by its rentier interests." -Michael Hudson
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Rivkah Brown@rivkahbrown·
Zack Polanski sets out his day 1 priorities if PM: 1. Change voting system from FPTP to PR 2. Introduce a wealth tax 3. End homelessness (including by ending right to buy, building social housing and freezing rent)
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Robert Ford
Robert Ford@robfordmancs·
In Denmark - the country Britain’s Home Secretary constantly cites as an inspiration - the ruling centre left party is don sharply to its worst ever vote share, while both parties to its left and on the radical right gain.
Europe Elects@EuropeElects

Denmark, Epinion exit poll: National parliament election A-S&D: 19.2% (-8.3) F-G/EFA: 11.4% (+3.1) I-EPP: 10.5% (+2.6) V-RE: 9.3% (-4.0) M-RE: 8.2% (-1.1) Æ-ECR: 7.8% (-0.3) O-PfE: 7.5% (+4.9) C-EPP: 7.1% (+1.6) Ø-LEFT: 6.4% (+1.2) B-RE: 6.0% (+2.2) Å→G/EFA: 4.1% (+0.8) H-*: 2.1% (+2.1) +/- vs. Last election result ➤ europeelects.eu/denmark

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Steve Hall
Steve Hall@ProfHall1955·
Privatisation of utilities and services. It's just not working, is it? Declining functionality, crumbling infrastructure, insecure employment and free money funnelled into the pockets of parasitic investors and financiers. Private wealth, public squalor. Renationalise now!
Trades Union Congress@The_TUC

Royal Mail gave away almost £600 million to shareholder dividends and buyback schemes, instead of investing in the service. This is the cost of privatisation. @CWUnews @DaveWardGS

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Inevitable Gassy@OldGassy1984·
Deportman Road
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Will Hayward
Will Hayward@WillHayCardiff·
A new poll has just dropped for Wales and it is fascinating. First Minister Eluned Morgan is expected to lose her seat while Reform have increased their vote share compared to previous polls. Plaid will be the largest party and, alongside the Greens, would command a majority in the Senedd. The Lib Dems would be totally wiped out under these results and the Welsh Tories would be down to just one MS. Let’s break down the details… This poll is by YouGov for ITV Wales in partnership with Cardiff University and has applied the latest MRP modelling to offer a predicted breakdown of how many seats each party will win in each of the 16 new constituencies. This is the breakdown of the vote percentage and how much it has changed compared to the last poll: Senedd voting intention: Plaid Cymru - 33 (-4) Reform UK - 27 (+4) Welsh Labour - 13 (+3) Wales Green Party - 12 (-1) Welsh Conservatives - 7 (-3) Welsh Liberal Democrats - 5 (n/c) What would this mean in terms of seats? In terms of the 96 seats in the Senedd these results would leave the new Welsh Parliament like this: Plaid Cymru - 43 seats Reform UK - 30 Welsh Labour - 12 Wales Green Party - 10 Welsh Conservatives - 1
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Well, looking at Goodwin and his, erm, 'book', and Farage and Ipswich Town, it's been another wonderful day for Reform in the popularity stakes 😁😁 However have they managed to top the polls as the most hated politicians? It's a mystery 🙄😁
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Manchester City Council
Manchester City Council@ManCityCouncil·
From May half‑term, all Manchester high school pupils aged 11–16 can get free junior gym access including gym sessions, swimming and fitness classes at 11 council leisure centres. Register your interest: orlo.uk/pbNAR @MCRActive
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Harry Eccles
Harry Eccles@Heccles94·
This seems to keep happening, please check 🤔
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@Heccles94 That's interesting, I'm sure I was following you, but just checked and apparently I wasn't. Can this platform automatically unfollow people? 🤨

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Beth D Kicinski@no1historychick·
@GlassJet @Heccles94 I suspect their underfunding of tech support has them resetting or purging things regularly to keep the site running. Yes, site sometimes unfollows, unlikes and unretweets.
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The New Statesman
The New Statesman@NewStatesman·
Matt Goodwin’s intellectual suicide In his new book, Reform’s in-house academic set out to articulate his ideas. He produced trash By @johnpmerrick #Echobox=1774363145" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">newstatesman.com/ideas/2026/03/…
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Farage and Reform are topping the polls as the most hated politicians in the country. I reckon Ipswich Town, in what must be the dumbest PR move in history, are about to find out just how hated they really are.
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Ska Guitar Guy@ScrivHull·
@IpswichTown @p8auline Not good enough, for years Football has quite rightly stood up against racism, but you have allowed this rancid racist to use your club in this manner. It’s ignorant, shameful and abhorrent. SHAME ON YOU IPSWCH TOWN
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Politics In The U.K.@politixintheuk·
@IpswichTown As of March 2026, Ipswich Town has 13 foreign players in their senior squad, representing 50% of their total 26-man roster Reform UK would deport.
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kt@ktlngfrd·
Excited to start my new job as head of PR for @IpswichTown! International break just started so should be a quiet day in the office, wish me luck!
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