Gillian Lees
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Gillian Lees
@GillianRLees
Book lover | Tennis player | Pension trustee | Lancastrian
Bromley, London Katılım Ağustos 2011
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Seriously underrated player, she was a menace to many in the late 2010s.
Steven Mills@StevenMtennis
Awww. Anastasja Sevastova announces her retirement.
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@TimesSport @iwhittell They go to Blackpool, that's where, not to mention my current hometown of Bromley! 😅
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🦊 Where do sorry Leicester go from here? They haven’t hit rock bottom yet
Relegated to League One, the cash-strapped club are in freefall, with players needing to be sold and fans ‘beyond anger’
@iwhittell reports ⤵️
#Echobox=1776886002" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">thetimes.com/sport/football…
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Internet still down @TalkTalk . Useless reply to my DM. Tried rebooting router. Didn't work.
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@metoffice This was staged by @BromleyTheatre in 2025 and is a fantastic story.
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The first trailer for ‘Pressure’ is here, the film which tells the story of the most important weather forecast; the D-Day forecast.
Andrew Scott stars as Group Captain James Stagg – the Met Office meteorologist tasked with delivering the weather forecast and helping shape D-Day's plans.
In cinemas 9 September.
#pressuremovie @StudiocanalUK
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TalkTalk is reportedly down for thousands of users right now. Are you one of them? #TalkTalk #TalkTalkDown community.designtaxi.com/topic/25615-is…
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@allhailtwit I love your pictures. Wish I could give them lots of likes!
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@Usborne @thebookseller You should have seen the look of delight of one of your young readers when she opened 'That's not my Giraffe' at her 1st birthday party on Saturday!
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A huge thank you to our authors, illustrators, staff, booksellers and readers.
#BritishBookAwards2026 #TheNibbies @thebookseller
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Out of the 6,962 accounts following us, we often wonder how many of you actually exist.
Say hi if you see this!👀
#Lancashire

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A click and collect library service and activity programme is available on Mondays at St Mary’s Church in Shortlands, while investigations continue at the Shortlands Library building, which remains closed.
bromley.gov.uk/news/article/9…
#shortlands #bromley @BromLibraries

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@hoyer_kat @FinancialTimes I am fascinated by the woman at the front with the suitcase. She still managed to look so well put-together.
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"On the surface, Berlin was still Berlin...not a huge amount had changed since the free-spirited Weimar days, except, of course, for the free spirit.”
- Ian Buruma in "Stay Alive", his granular mosaic of wartime Berlin.
My review @FinancialTimes 👇
ft.com/content/b7cbb6…

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@RVResidents I am sorry to hear this sad news. I have very fond memories of chatting to Leslie when he proudly told me how old he was!!
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@bemorebob2 I love following your adventures. Thank you for sharing them. And I love Dolly's shaggy chic.
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We’ve picked up lots of new followers lately, which is fabulous! We love sharing our dogs with you.
It has led to a big increase in DMs, mainly about the welfare of my puppy. It’s come as a suprise to me, as my dogs are loved beyond measure.
Maybe some new followers don’t know us too well. So here’s me saying ‘hi, 👋 thank you for being part of our day. I can hand on heart promise you that my dogs are SO happy and healthy and we dedicate all our energy to making their lives amazing.
Thank you for following us and we hope you get to know us better soon 🧡🧡🧡
Here’s me with Bob as a puppy 7 odd years ago, and with Dolly pup now 🧡


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@BellaShihTzuAce Dear Peter and Bella. I am so sorry for your loss and the heartbreak that you are bearing. Thinking of you at this very sad time. Hope that the beautiful and my beloved home patch of the Fylde will provide a gentle place for you to grieve.
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From Hudad...
Beautiful, brave, amazing Barbara, lost her 4 year battle against the evil that is cancer, on Saturday 7 February.
We are devastated and heartbroken by our loss. Her bravery and determination even during the last few weeks has been incredible.
Your thoughts and messages have been so gratefully received. Peter x




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The recent appearance of cracks in a rear wall at Shortlands Library @BromLibraries has prompted the closure of the library for safety reasons and further investigation work bromley.gov.uk/news/article/9…

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@frankcottrell_b My reading recovery needed a series. And for me, it was the late, much-missed, CJ Sansom's Shardlake novels. Discovering William Boyd's novels was another great delight.
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Confessions from my Reading Recovery Scheme ...
Frank Cottrell-Boyce@frankcottrell_b
Thread for the Year of Reading. We worry about children not reading but the children in your life will read if they see you reading. Like many well-educated people I lost the habit. This is how I recovered it. @RhonddaBryant pointed out that this list is weird. So ...
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@GroomB That's really interesting. My late mum used to talk about the raincoat factory workers coming into her family's grocery for their sandwiches.
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Manchester and Salford became the centre of UK rubberised rainwear production after Charles Macintosh, who experimented with waterproof fabric in Glasgow, and partner H.H. Birley opened a factory in Chorlton-on-Medlock in 1825.
Prof. Frank McDonough@FXMC1957
29 December 1766. Charles Macintosh, inventor of the waterproof “Macintosh” raincoat, was born in Glasgow, Scotland. His invention cemented 2 thicknesses of cloth together with natural rubber. The rubber was made soluble by the action of the naphtha.
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