Anthony Woods-Waters🇪🇺

@VirginAtlantic Many many thanks for this

@anthonyw_w Hi Anthony, thank you for getting in touch, what a wonderful project you are looking to do, reach out to our groups department, follow this link: shorturl.at/A02aG ^Ronnie

@VirginAtlantic I’m planning a delegation of 12 young people + staff from Newcastle’s most disadvantaged communities to volunteer for 1wk with a partner project supporting homeless people in Arkansas. Need assistance with booking flights/affordable prices - can you help please?

@TheAA_UK actively discriminates against motorists having a no fault accident in Northern Ireland. @financialombuds @TheFCA you might want to have a look at this. Why are particularly benefits to your policy voided only because ur in NI rather than England, Scotland or Wales?

@TheAA_UK actively discriminates against motorists having a no fault accident in Northern Ireland. @financialombuds you might want to have a look at this

Statement from Relatives for Justice CEO Mark Thompson on the passing of Monsignor Raymond Murray: Relatives for Justice is grieving today as we learn of the passing overnight of our guiding light Monsignor Raymond Murray. In 1991 Monsignor Murray, with other human rights giants like Clara Reilly and Peter Madden came together with families bereaved by conflict and helped found Relatives for Justice, to provide a voice for families violently bereaved with a common experience of conflict, and draw attention to state policies of shoot to kill and collusion. Monsignor Murray’s contribution to human rights in Ireland is unparalleled. With the late Fr Denis Faul and Fr Brian Brady he was one of the founders of the Association for Legal Justice. They contemporaneously documented state abuses, including torture, internment, and the use of lethal force. His first-hand testimony led directly to the Irish Government successfully taking the first inter-state case to the European Commission of Human Rights on the systemic use of torture. From writing of the “killing triangle” and state collusion in mid-Ulster throughout the 1970s, when collusion was being called “republican propaganda”, to working with Arder Fegan and myself, on the first documented account of the use of South African weapons in the post-1987 period, he documented the policy of collusion in real time. Every single piece of contemporary work on the policy of state collusion finds its origins in Raymond Murray’s work. He was chaplain in Armagh Gaol when the most egregious of violations occurred against women political prisoners. He was vocal when so many remained shamefully silent. He wrote many pamphlets on individual killings which would have otherwise gone undocumented, Michael McCartan, Julie Livingstone, Danny Barrett and Majella O’Hare to mention just a few. With Emma Groves, Paddy Kelly and Clara Reilly, he was part of the establishment of the United Campaign Against Plastic Bullets, contesting their use, and demanding not only their removal from the arsenal of the RUC and British Army, but a cease in their production. His seminal work on the British Government’s use of lethal force during the conflict, The SAS in Ireland, remains a touchstone reference for anyone interested in how the conflict was waged, and the experience of victims of state violence. There is not a week goes by when the current generation of human rights activists and lawyers dealing with what we now term legacy do not rely on the foundational work of Monsignor Murray. But he was so much more. A linguist, historian and academic with a passion for the arts, road bowls, Armagh GAA and cycling, he was a towering intellectual and utterly non-judgmental. He insisted on an embracing and inclusive approach to the past and to victims and survivors. Fiercely independent, he was at the heart of the development of RFJ’s human rights focused approach to support and core values that ensured all victims of the conflict would be treated equally. He touched countless lives across the island and beyond, of so many families and individuals harmed by our conflict. His vocational reach of love, compassion and commitment to redress for injustice made him a unique example and a beacon of hope in the darkest of days. His courage, tenacity, foresight, care and love gave us in RFJ, and Irish society as a whole, an example for which we must never tire of being reminded. We have lost our mentor but not his example. Ireland is a better country because of the lifelong contribution of Monsignor Raymond Murray. Never was it more truly said, Ní beidh a leithéad ar ais arís. Go ndéana Dia Trócaire ar a Anam, Raymond.

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To celebrate the one year anniversary of the launch of Assassin's Creed Mirage, we're giving away free keys every week this month. To have a chance to win - all you need to do is like this post and comment with an 🦅 What platform are you ready to play on? #AssassinsCreed

Awesome dive! 17-year-old Chinese diver dives into the water like she's forgotten how to splash around.

@New_Adventures @TheatreRoyalNew Edward Scissorhands This evening Absolutely enchanting. Thank you

@StMarysNewc Absolutely loved it!!! Congratulations to all.

Our school musical came Grease came to a close last night and what a show it has been - incredible performances from our amazingly talented students and a few of their teachers even made a cameo!

@peaceandloafjes Huge thank you for a most wonderful evening. Special thanks to Ben & Adam for superb food and service. Very special indeed

Thank you @StMarysNewc for yesterday evening’s truly superb Christmas Concert. A most wonderful start to Christmas, entertaining, and a tremendous exposition of the breadth of talent within our students and staff. Congratulations to all involved 👏👏👏

We URGENTLY need your help! If you have your own vehicle and a couple of hours a week to spare, can you help us to distribute emergency food parcels in the Walker & Byker area? Referrals are rising weekly and we desperately need more volunteers to help us meet this demand.

CAN YOU HELP US? Dawn’s hard at work with final prep on the bus before our amazing artists start working their designs next week but we URGENTLY NEED EXTRA HANDS! If you’ve got ANY TIME to spare on Monday 18th September, please come down and lend a hand! Kettle’s always on!

You MUST listen to this. A lady called Philipa Bateman phoned in to "BBC Any Answers" last week and talked about her experience of the lockdown and her opinion of @BorisJohnson. WARNING ⚠️ this is POWERFUL! Please share.

Letter in today’s Guardian: “In recent years, the food bank has used grants from the national lottery to support its activities, but recent applications for funding have been unsuccessful. They have been told that much of the funding is going to events celebrating the coronation”

On April 30, 1978. The Clash play to 80,000 people at the Anti-Nazi League Rally in Victoria Park in Hackney.

30-Apr 1978 Rock Against Racism at Victoria Park in East London, with Tom Robinson, X-Ray Spex, Steel Pulse and Patrik Fitzgerald. #TheClash #RockAgainstRacism

Fantastic Friday @bfenewcastle thanks to amazing team of volunteers from local engineering business, ABS Precision, who understand the importance & all-round benefits of community engagement. Our Secret Garden Bus is on its way! Why not come on board? Link in bio Please RT.

HERE IT IS! The UK's very *first* tactical voting website for the local elections - SHARE THIS EVERYWHERE and let's get the Tories OUT! ✅ stopthetories.vote #GTTO #StopTheTories