Andy Coles

@DebbieKassa @SouthDallasFood Haggis? Scotland's iconic dish made from a sheep's heart, liver, and lungs minced with oatmeal, onions, suet, and spices, traditionally cooked inside the animal's stomach. A must for Burns Night.

@SouthDallasFood I heard blood sausage ? It’s a no for me but enjoy ☺️ and since we are asking what’s hagish ? Somebody said that’s a food thing too . A lot of people say they like it

OK, but what the hell are those black things?

@Jeanseenseldom And the very best of the season to you too

@andy_coles Merry Christmas Andy :)

And a Partridge from my pantry… Merry Christmas all

@RevRichardColes BP- John Noakes was always doing silly things, like taking a dip in the serpentine in white budgie smugglers, or the out of control campfire in the studio with 100 brownies and girl guides that had to be put out by the fire brigade.

@history99917180 After three tries at neighbourhood policing models during my time I’d say what a marvellous idea - it’s so good it won’t have to be radically changed to meet some other priority two years later. Of course, lawyers know best.

Blimey. This is such a remarkable idea. This is why I could never get promoted beyond skipper. This is top level, degree educated approach to policing. All those Friday nights when I’d sit in the nick thinking ‘what shall we do tonight’? Well played. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

@CardinalPeteCox @peterboroughtel Thanks Peter, top man!

@andy_coles I have already shared it round local poetry + writing groups on FB and will certainly do that again. Chap to chat to at @peterboroughtel is probably Brad Barnes. I'll mention it to Carol who does some writing stuff on Radio Cambs.

#PeterboroPub_Scrawl we wish them success in their campaign, libraries are more than just books...

@the_marcoli_boy Still exists here !

5. Railway signal man

Jobs that don’t exist anymore A thread

@history99917180 Good old Wicksteed Park rides. I spent many a day on the rocking horse, the carousels and the climbing frames. Ended up working there as a student. If you think this is a safety nightmare, check out their high swings from the 1920s…

If you spent your childhood riding one of these, and survived, you’re as old as f’ck.

@RevRichardColes I think Norbert Smith’s Dogs of Death is a superior WWll castle caper…

@adeleparks Yes, but is kedgeree and the Egyptian dish kosheri in any way related?

@ScottGreengrass @cspencer1508 @RevRichardColes @imacelebrity Tickets might still be available if you’re quick tomorrow!

@cspencer1508 @RevRichardColes @imacelebrity @cspencer1508 I would like to meet him in Peterborough next Saturday

Proud of my podcast cohost and my coauthor ⁦@RevRichardColes⁩ for doing so well in ⁦@imacelebrity⁩ - well done, vicar! Brilliant effort.

While my brothers were in a jungle somewhere I faced up to the jungle of Peterborough City council bureaucracy, co-presenting a petition to save Woodston Library. I think we’ve got concessions. Meeting with officials next week might make things clearer! m.facebook.com/groups/4035262…?

Well done to Rich for getting to the final of #imacelebrity2024 - looking forward to his charity literary luncheon here next week!

@ibejiggly @JoeBangles11 It’s his favourite with Christmas cake.

@JoeBangles11 He looks like his favourite cheese is wensleydale, but I've never asked him.

Rev Richard Coles. I've never had the pleasure of meeting him but from seeing him on our screens over the years, he seems like one of the nicest and most genuine people ever.

@JoeBangles11 I’d concur, but then I know him quite well…

@Imtherealanon He’s doing a ‘thing’ on 14/12 for charity - tickets still available

Profound words from Rev Richard. He's the sort of person who I would love to have a conversation with. Such a likable man and a great musician. #ImACeleb #imacelebrity #imacelebrity2024

@TomHindle3 Detectorists is sublime, Young Sheldon is a hoot.

What on earth are you supposed to watch after Schitt's Creek? Recently finished my second run-through and it's just perfect. Contemplating a rewatch of Parks and Recreation to fill the void, but there must be something equally wholesome out there that I haven't already seen?

@Lizzy11268 Mystery detective books from the school library, where intrepid boy detectives solve crimes - they were leather bound with different coloured question marks on the spine. Not the Hardy Boys but I’m unable to remember the series. I loved them. Also Pere Castor’s animal stories.

I love children's books. I grew up with The Famous Five, Faraway Tree, all the school stories, my favourite being the Trebizon series. And of course horses! Anything about horses 🐎 What are your bookish childhood memories?

@court_college @Sarah_racewear As opposed to whom? Labour? Pot, Kettle…

@andy_coles @Sarah_racewear Yes I can see how you can be so proud of those that lied and lied and then lied again.

The PM popped by yesterday.