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Simon Dalley

@Da11ey

Founder & Director @GrowTraffic. Chair @Bacup2040Vision. Treasurer @ValleyatWork. Committee Member @FORLancashire #Marketer #SEOConsultant #SEO

Broadclough Farm, Bacup, Katılım Temmuz 2009
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Simon Dalley@Da11ey·
Just got prevented from buying some glue at @BandQ in Bamber Bridge because I was with my 16 year old son. How bizarre. Not what I needed when I'm trying to repair damage after being burgled.
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Simon Dalley@Da11ey·
I think Anas Sarwar has pulled a blinder here getting in front of the curve saying Keir Starmer should go. Whether Starmer does or not, it positions Sarwar perfectly.
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Benonwine@benonwine·
Will YOU be Voting for REFORM at a General Election. 🇬🇧 YES or NO?
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Simon Dalley@Da11ey·
Here's me talking on @LBVmagazine about the importance of businesses redeveloping Lancashire's landmark buildings, whilst thinkings about @RossendaleDigi and the redevelopment of Christ Church in Bacup to create Rossendale's first dedicated digital hub - The Bacup Campus: lancashirebusinessview.co.uk/latest-news-an… #RossendaleDigital #BacupCampus #RossendaleDigitalBacupCampus #DigitalRossendale #Lancashire #LancashireDigital #DigitalHub #RossendaleDigitalHub
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Simon Dalley@Da11ey·
@BasilTheGreat I'm not sure it's anti-immigration in teh UK but rather anti-assimilation and anti-illegal immigration.
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NITESH@Nitesh805181·
The moment when you realize ChatGPT is down globally and you've to use your brain again but the brain is down too
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NITESH@Nitesh805181·
@HappyHumanX It is better to shutdown my laptop and sleep peacefully. Chatgpt is not working anymore now.
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Simon Dalley@Da11ey·
Clarification: 316B Newchurch Road and the Future of the Business This page is provided to clarify the history of operations at 316B Newchurch Road, Stacksteads, Bacup, OL13 0UJ, along with my role and to set out the direction we are working towards for the business. Ownership and operation From 1st June 2025, the premises at 316B Newchurch Road began operating under Leavenry Ltd. In the period thereafter, we were supported in a transitional period by and away from The Bakehouse and Bar Ltd. Leavenry Ltd later introduced a new concept and brand for the venue, now known as All On Board. All On Board operates as a separate venture with its own identity and management approach. I am a Director of Leavenry Ltd. I am not responsible for the day-to-day management of the venue, which is overseen by the current management team, headed up by Rachel and Poppy. My previous involvement in The Bakehouse & Bar Ltd Before Leavenry Ltd operated the premises, I held a 10% minority shareholding in The Bakehouse & Bar Ltd. I did not manage the business or make operational decisions. For a period, I was listed on Companies House as a Person with Significant Control due to an administrative error. This was later corrected. Separate businesses Leavenry Ltd and All On Board are not connected with The Bakehouse & Bar Ltd or its former owners. Each company has its own management, structure and direction. This clarification is provided simply to avoid confusion about names, roles and timelines. Company information for all businesses is publicly available through Companies House. Leavenry Ltd and Hyper Global Mega Net Leavenry Ltd is affiliated with Hyper Global Mega Net, a network of independent but interconnected companies that collaborate where it makes sense to do so. The purpose of this network is to: • share knowledge and experience • support one another’s growth • create opportunities across businesses • look for ways to ensure everyone involved benefits from that collaboration Each company within the network remains independent, but where there is alignment, the aim is to work together in a way that is constructive, ethical and mutually supportive. Looking ahead My focus now is firmly on the future and seeing something built that lasts. Through Leavenry Ltd and All On Board, the aim is to develop a welcoming, sustainable and community-focused business that supports jobs, creates opportunities and offers spaces people genuinely enjoy spending time in. This isn’t intended to be “just one venue”. Over time, the ambition is to grow All On Board into a multi-location business, rooted in Rossendale but able to operate across the wider area where it makes sense to do so. The goal is to create: • a consistent, recognisable brand • venues that feel local rather than corporate • specialist offerings shaped around the communities they sit in • opportunities for staff to progress as the business grows Growth will be steady and thoughtful, shaped around what works in each location rather than a one-size-fits-all model. Alongside that, the intention is that the business: • provides fair and reliable employment • creates training and development opportunities • works with local suppliers wherever practical • contributes positively to local centres and high streets • becomes something people feel connected to, not imposed upon them My hope is that All On Board becomes a brand people recognise across different sites, whilst still feeling genuinely local in each place it appears. Rossendale remains at the heart of that journey. That is the direction of travel, and it is what we will continue working towards.
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Simon Dalley@Da11ey·
As much as we aren’t always on board with @elonmusk’s solutions, he’s annoyingly good at diagnosing the situation. The West simply isn’t having enough children. If we want stable economies and functioning social systems, we either find ways to increase birth rates or we accept that we’ll rely on migration to keep things moving. Radical ideas will have to be on the table. That might mean serious financial incentives for families, support for surrogacy at scale or, eventually, artificial wombs and planned numbers of births guided by the state. It sounds wild now, but so did IVF once upon a time. Until then, we’ll need people coming into Western nations to do the jobs we’re short of and to support our ageing populations. The real question is whether we actually want to solve the problem or just argue about it whilst the demographic maths gets worse.
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Bacup Borough FC@BacupBoro·
ANDYSMANCLUB IS COMING TO BACUP. For years, you have been asking to open an Andys Man Club in Bacup, and we really wanted to, but we didn't have the facilitators. We do now! AMC Bacup will be opening on the 12th January at 7pm at The Circle, Fern Street, OL13 8BD
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Simon Dalley@Da11ey·
Huge achievement! A UK team accomplishing this in 7 months is just plain awesome. And why the hell shouldn't we be leading this sector?! At our board meeting this week, I was arguing that humanoids will be in homes within 10 years. The guys laughed; I said they laughed at mass car ownership, too!!! I'm cheering you on every step of the way. @Peston have you seen this? Type of thing you're always banging on about!
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Artem Sokolov
Artem Sokolov@ArtSokolov·
We built our first humanoid robot, and it took us only 7 months — it was almost impossible, no one has ever done it this fast. I’m so proud of every one of you. I had a big, bold vision of a humanoid future and you helped bring it a step closer. I’m sure this is just the beginning!
Humanoid@TheHumanoidAI

Meet HMND 01 Alpha — UK’s first humanoid robot for industrial use. Built in just 7 months, it’s the fastest-developed humanoid in history. 220 cm | 7.2 km/h | 15 kg payload | 29 active DOF, excluding end-effectors | AI-driven end-to-end reasoning The journey has just begun. The humanoid future is closer than ever. Stay tuned for our Behind the Scenes documentary later today!

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Simon Dalley@Da11ey·
Trying to watch the new war of the world's film. What am I watching?!
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Simon Dalley@Da11ey·
@campbellclaret Did that once myself - although I was in London, having come from the North. I paid £180 for a dress shirt and bowtie and learned a lesson in reading invites.
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ALASTAIR CAMPBELL@campbellclaret·
When you realise the dinner you’re going to is supposed to be black tie and you’ve got all the wrong gear … and you stumble upon a shop in a small town called Bawtry that literally kitted me out head to toe!! Thank you @revolvermenswear
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