Becky Tallentire

Loved speaking to @lewisroyden about all things #Everton on behalf of @EvertonHeritage. #EFC #UTFT #COYB Would love a repost 💙 youtu.be/7tydd95FCPk?si… 🎥

👇🏻 Hey, Dicky Masters @premierleague the Evertonians always knew what you were. Now, the rest of the world is waking up to your ineptitude & corruption. See below: #UnfitForPurpose #Corrupt

The Man Who Went Shopping For Dining Chairs and Accidentally Bought Stonehenge. On September 21, 1915, a British barrister named Cecil Chubb was given a very simple task by his wife, Mary. She sent him to a local auction in Salisbury with strict instructions: buy a nice set of dining chairs for their home. But as Chubb sat in the auction house, he got distracted. "Lot 15" came up for sale, a 30-acre plot of land featuring a crumbling, dilapidated ring of ancient rocks. The bidding was incredibly sluggish, and on a complete whim, Chubb raised his hand. When the gavel fell, he had just purchased Stonehenge for £6,600 (roughly $800,000 today). He proudly presented the 5,000-year-old megalithic wonder to his wife as a surprise "birthday present." Mary was absolutely furious. She didn't want a pile of ancient rocks; she wanted her dining chairs. Three years later, tired of his wife’s complaints and realizing the immense historical weight of his impulse purchase, Chubb donated the entire monument to the British government. He attached one strict condition: the public must always have access to it. Today, it stands protected forever, all because a husband couldn't stick to a shopping list.

Rounding the corner on this quiet lane in the morning sunshine, I must admit that I had to stop and rub my eyes a little. The verges shimmered, that lovely golden light picking out the trees and the grasses and the curving way ahead - and above it all, a floating farm?! You never know what you'll find in the Peak District countryside! 📍 Peak District, England

St. Anne's Church, Aigburth Road, was opened under license on 10th March 1837. Land donated by John Moss of Otterspool. #HeritageLiverpool

🔵 Deep Blue Dive Series 2, Episode 1 - The Sam Allardyce Era Steve and Becky explore the highs and lows of the 2017/18 season and Sam Allardyce at #Everton 🔊 pod.fo/e/3b3574 🟡 patreon.com/posts/deep-blu…

I see potential in the Everton/Heinz deal going further than just being sauce suppliers. I got a tin of alphabet spaghetti once but it was just full of letter O’s.

This short, colourised video of London in 1936 is a very moving watch.

Exclusive Clean Up Britain research featured in The Guardian today. ⁦@localgoveditors⁩ theguardian.com/environment/20…

Liverpool, you beauty. 😍 Nothing beats the sun rising behind one of the world’s most magnificent cathedrals.

Our @AHunterGuardian nails it here. Football fans, Evertonians in particular, are not naive enough to think the Premier League will be fair and well-governed but the shamelessness of the double standards on display this week is still breathtaking

The Post Office scandal victim Parmod Kalia was wrongly convicted, sent to prison, had his conviction overturned in 2021, and still died waiting for full compensation. That should shame everyone involved.

Victorian jewel, Waterloo House, built in 1890, Melbourne Australia.

🗣️ "The £10.75m fine given to Chelsea for financial deception and concealment is so paltry that the outrage extends far beyond tribal lines," writes @oliverbrown_tel. Read more here 👇 telegraph.co.uk/football/2026/…

This is little Grace Lehane playing a polka for some very enthusiastic young cows in Kilmichael, Cork, Ireland

“The greatest evils in the world will not be carried out by men with guns, but by men in suits sitting behind desks.” C.S. Lewis

Good morning. Royal Albert Dock, Liverpool at dawn.

@PumpoiPercy @LiverpoolVista Why? The Liver Bird is blue anyway. We just let our offspring use it.

@LiverpoolVista That's going to trigger the Ev.

Plans for The Liverbird Tower revealed😉 #Liverpool #AI

38 years ago today: The brilliant Liverpool side of 87/88 had reached March undefeated in the league With hopes of an unbeaten season they visited outgoing champions, Everton. Wayne Clarke was the hero for the blues.

@BenGrahamUK Same as the HS2 - millions wasted on ridiculous vanity projects to appease the people who greased their greedy palms

The A303 Stonehenge tunnel has been scrapped after years of planning. £180 million. Gone. Not a single mile built. Not a single benefit delivered. Just taxpayer money burned. Who is actually held accountable for this?

Fun Fact: Breezin’ became one of the first jazz albums to go multi-platinum, proving instrumental music could dominate mainstream charts.