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Thank you Lisa for making The Crocodile ..' film of the month
Brilliant news
🚨We’re thrilled to announce that we’ve now reached 797 participants, just 3 more to go until we hit the big 800 milestone! 🎉
A huge thank you to all the teams making this happen across sites – your hard work and dedication are powering this progress.
#EXTENDTrial
An Awfully Big Blog Adventure: Fridge Philosophy Part Two by Lynda Waterhouse awfullybigblogadventure.blog…
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🎉 A huge milestone for Leeds in the #EXTEND trial! They've recruited 100 patients out of 721, making a vital contribution to research. A big thank you to the amazing team and participants for their efforts! 👏 #ClinicalTrials #Research
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An Awfully Big Blog Adventure: The Process of Making ‘The Old Cow in the Kitchen’... awfullybigblogadventure.blog…
An Awfully Big Blog Adventure: The Process of Making ‘The Old Cow in the Kitchen’... awfullybigblogadventure.blog…
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Our Film of the Month to start off the New Year is a real treat! 'The Old Cow in the Kitchen and Other Stories' sees writer and educator Lynda Waterhouse in conversation with two Elephant and Castle neighbours, Marian (95) and John (72) looking back on their lives and community🧵
ALT Early 20th Century photographic portrait of Marian Cooke's mother and sister. The photograph shows a smiling woman with dark hair who is holding a young toddler with light brown or blonde coloured hair close to her side. They are both looking out of the window which has curtain netting draped on it. The photograph was taken by Marian Cooke's father, Percy Roy Townsend, who was a keen photographer. ©Townsend family.
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This is a Southwark-funded project aiming to capture the memories of long-term residents of Elephant and Castle. A fascinating and heartwarming film that remembers an old way of life. Watch here for free - bit.ly/3BH7vrJ.
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#lbsouthwark
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This film is now part of the Southwark Film collection which contains over 300 films of local significance. For more information contact Southwark Archives at [email protected].
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Our founder, former U.S. President Jimmy Carter, passed away this afternoon in Plains, Georgia.
Art matters! @BobandRoberta
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An Awfully Big Blog Adventure: Art Matters by Lynda Waterhouse awfullybigblogadventure.blog…
Can't wait to see it
Saw “Medieval Women” at @britishlibrary yesterday and got v emo about everything — Joan of Arc’s signature, Hildegard of Bingen’s books, etc. My fave was an early 14th-c. embroidered altar band, exceptionally rare for its signature. It reads “Lady Joan of Beverly, a nun, made me”
Good luck with your campaign for a wetland park.
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It has been turning a blind eye for years but @lb_southwark's new Affordable Housing Policy now appears to explicitly allow Social Rent to be delivered as Affordable Rent (i.e. up to 80% market rent).
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Bluesky is definitely a kinder place..
However, having weighed everything up I've decided to continue posting here, too
Unfortunately it's a challenge to be seen these days. So, if you see this, please may I ask you to repost, so I can re-find my tribe?
Thank you! 🐝
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🚀 Exciting news! We've surpassed the halfway mark for our sample size target in the #EXTENDTrial 🎉. A huge thank you to everyone involved for your hard work and dedication! Onwards and upwards as we continue making progress towards our goal! 🙌 #ClinicalResearch #Milestone