
I'm Ed. Rail engineer, socialist, Lancaster graduate. Chaotically outed myself as bi in a very on brand move. Trade Unionist. @EdHitchon@mas.to He/Him
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An easier to read pdf version of the exam test exam test paper 1 is now available here: full-woolen-jacket.blogspot.…
Now with more inclusive lion!
Inspired by the likes of @jeremylion I have dedicated far too much time to producing this 'very helpful' exam paper for all those homeschooling at the minute. Ideal for testing your exam skills, or examining your test skills.
You may turn over your papers now.
L'heure de la mort - (n) The period of time running approximately 45 minutes before to 15 minutes after school drop off time when the roads are filled by distracted people in massive cars.
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Total lack of ambition. In the early 90s my cousin took a twin tub washing machine from York to Preston by train, but in 2023 you can't even take a sink.
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I'm on the rails in the UK and the InterRail app is the most useful/user friendly journey planner. Of course the downside is that I keep getting tempted to go to Berlin - but that's the risk I have to take to know what connections I need to make from a train I am already on.
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Ey! It's my lovely mum. She's on childcare duties with us tomorrow so I am sure the medicinal whisky will be appreciated!
Today in the staffroom, we celebrated our most amazing friend and colleague’s 60th birthday. Happy birthday to the fabulous Mrs Hitchon 🥳🎁🎂🍰🧡 (please note - no whiskey has been consumed on school premises 😂)
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The PRM-TSI (and NTSN) is not fit for purpose and should be supported by a process akin to CSM. Things like this, which comply but are not best practice, should not make it into service.
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Compliance with all the standards which contain safety requirements does not guarantee safety, and compliance with the PRM-TSI/NTSN doesn't mean you've actually made something accessible.
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I'm baking this cake for a Macmillan coffee morning at work tomorrow. Not sure if it's parenthood making me a light weight, or if I've had an ADHD moment and drank more than I thought - but I am accidentally very wankered.
In a change to the scheduled programming (and a return to the original re-purposing of my blog) I have finally written up the recipe for my apple cake with crystallised ginger and dark chocolate flecks. Enjoy, if that's your sort of thing!
full-woolen-jacket.blogspot.…
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Ed Hitchon Godfrey retweeted
Urban Planning Opinion Progression xkcd.com/2832
For what it's worth, anyone suggesting these policies is likely to get my vote because:
A - Climate change is a clear and present threat to humanity and these would be sensible ways of addressing that, and
B - I fucking love sorting out the recycling.
We will never impose unnecessary and heavy-handed measures on you, the British people.
We will still meet our international commitments and hit Net Zero by 2050.
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Taxes on meat and flying had already been repeatedly ruled out by the Government.
There is no proposal to require people to have seven bins, or for "compulsory" car sharing.
The announced changes on insulation only stand to benefit private landlords. inews.co.uk/news/seven-rec…
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The worst part of my cycle to work is working out when it'll be safe to leave based on the drop off times for the schools I cycle near. I'm currently hiding from the 10 minutes early rush at the local primary.
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