MartinD 🇬🇧

@sholpin @annockh 🖤💙🖤

Kent Police lost one of its own today, thoughts to his family and prayers to the second officer also critical

@Project_SETG455 Im sure there is a resource manager who might keep him out of mischief

What’s worrying is that he might be serious….

@Juicylu14 Red hot

I see red!

@apoliticaleye @annockh Never forgotten

In a little over 24 hours time former colleagues and friends will gather in silence outside Parliament to remember Metropolitan Police Constable Keith Palmer GM (George Medal posthumously). PC Palmer, whilst unarmed tackled a knifeman attempting to carry out a terrorist attack within the grounds of the British Parliament on the 22nd March 2017. His actions allowed other officers to confront and shoot dead his attacker but not before PC Palmer had received a fatal stab wound. Pictured; 1. Floral tributes laid by the public opposite the site of Keith's murder. 2. The Memorial to Keith outside the gates of the Palace of Westminster. 3. Book of remembrance for fallen officers The Mall, London. 4. Chief Inspector (Supt) Wynne City of London police laying a wreath for Keith handed to him by family members of knife crime victims. A touching display of respect between a man and his fallen colleague. Two men who likely never met but unbreakably joined in a shared duty to each other and to us. A fleeting moment in time as many passed without notice as busy London life moved on. An image I was deeply moved by and am proud to have paused and witnessed. Thank you to all our police who day in day out face such threats on our behalf. "Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends" @metpoliceuk @PFEW_HQ @MPFed @CommonsSpeaker @CityPolice

@SamaraAngelxoxo Long lead on the Dyson

That’s normal for Lancashire neighbourhoods when the sun is out

@melindiscott @breeallegretti @CarolineMack18 Thank you

@MartinDrapper @breeallegretti @CarolineMack18 A very good point and yes you're quite right

Exc: Sir Keir Starmer’s pledge to help motorists beat fuel cost rises caused by the war in Iran has suffered a setback after problems with the government-backed price tracker. Downing Street has been pressing for the service, named Fuel Finder, to be ramped up as quickly as possible but performance issues have delayed its full introduction. The Times understands that 20% of petrol stations were not updating their prices weekly, despite the fact that many forecourts are changing their prices every day because of the volatility in the market. 15% of those signed up to the scheme have not reported a single pump price since regulations came into force in February. 10% of petrol stations have also yet to be uploaded to the service, which is designed to monitor their costs in real time. Under the regulations, fuel retailers must update the government portal within 30 minutes of any change of pump price. There is concern over the speed at which the data will be incorporated into user-friendly mobile and web applications, such as Google Maps. Whitehall insiders said that the function would not be possible until later in the year — significantly reducing the number of people who can quickly access the data. Privately ministers are threatening to strip a contract worth nearly £2 million from the company responsible for the programme. It is understood that the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) is holding twice-weekly meetings with the contractor to try to force improvements. The payment for the “private beta” phase of the project has been delayed and there is the threat of future payments being held up if the service does not improve. A DESNZ spokesperson said: “We are acting at pace to ensure that all fuel retailers register and report prices on Fuel Finder. In the last week we have secured Asda reporting their prices, and we are working with major search engines to integrate Fuel Finder data. Fuel Finder will play a crucial part in our work to tackle the cost-of-living head on, with potential savings for households who own a car of around £40 a year at the pump.”

@melindiscott @breeallegretti @CarolineMack18 As if we'd trust any App this government came up anyway

@breeallegretti @CarolineMack18 What on earth is this absolute balderdash? Do they not know that Waze has been invented? It's instant it's free and it gives us petrol prices. How much more of our money have they spaffed on this rubbish?

@DriverPotter Hmmmm they might - they have eyes everywhere

Spare tomorrow. Time to work out how to sneak an 8-455 to Strawberry Hill without anyone noticing….

@DriverPotter I was there

The End of an Era. The last time I’ll see a booked Class 455 departure from London Waterloo.

@toniwriter One day at a time- look after yourself

Absolutely fantastic!

Before the weekend madness kicks in wishing you all a good one - i am off to work so please keep the noise down

@DreyfusJames Rubbish your post identified nothing other than shoes touching a seat

To those people saying I “breached an individual’s right to privacy” by posting a photo of someone’s dirty shoes up on a train seat, I say this… Identify the individual. Should be easy, yes? I mean those pumps positively scream Tanya Flump from 117a Terracotta Avenue, Rhyl…

#ComicRelief - please make it stop

@chewycheeks1 There a movie in there somewhere

@vermillionbytes Behave or leave a simple rule a simple choice

@Juicylu14 Because you could xx

Weird picture for no apparent reason. 👍

@MattJennings337 If you make it too complicated it will confuse someone I oncec did a 2C Wat to Ascot - 2N ascot to Aldershot 2A to Farnham 2J to Guildford and a 2P to Woking i was told it was too much for one day

Thats my look and learn done certainly the further you go the more tiring it is 😴 off for the weekend then begins the week on my own with my assessment next Friday I already have one crazy plan in mind so stay tuned 🤣

@chewycheeks1 Love to but working later

@DreyfusJames I used to tell the passengers to move their feet or pay for a ticket for the seat

Every. Single. Time. I. Travel. By. Train. Every. Single. F**king. Time.