I’ve moved across to where the sky is bluer. My single act will make no difference, I have few followers, but this platform has become a place of propaganda and disrespect and I wish no further part.
Tim Broughton retweeted
As the wondrous Bob Mortimer is trending, I thought I'd share this quote from his autobiography.
'I've always thought that the two most unselfish things you can do in life are to turn up on time and to be quiet around a house when someone else is sleeping.'
He's not wrong ❤️
Absolutely loving @marksandspencer Fiery Hot Chicken Tikka Masala! It’s so good!!🔥
Which just goes to prove that the rain in Spain falls mainly in the planes. 😂😂
Watch: Torrential rain floods Majorca airport telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2…
A brilliant #Chairboys away day in Carlisle. Lovely sunshine, a great win and excellent support, keeping up the noise!! Ending the season positively!
Tim Broughton retweeted
Is it a serious government that picks a fight with the National Trust over telling people the full history of their properties?
Is it a serious government that picks a fight with the RNLI over the colour of skin of the people they save at sea?
#GeneralElectionNow
Tim Broughton retweeted
Politico: "Prime Minister, the King has been at #COP28 for two days & other world leaders are staying into the weekend. You've been here for a matter of hours & you're due to leave again imminently. You've spent more time on a private plane, than on the ground at the summit .. "
Honestly, what is up with @amazonuk delivery! Parcels left on the front step on a busy street and don't even bother knocking?? Can't trust them with anything valuable so I'm afraid they have lost my Christmas business.
Tim Broughton retweeted
We could get angry at Suella’s latest piece of performative, pandering cruelty or… instead:
let’s promote the excellent work done by @Shelter, @centrepointuk, @PassageCharity and other fine charities actually trying to help homeless people, especially now, as winter approaches.
Tim Broughton retweeted
❌ Removing laws that protect fragile wild places from nutrient pollution is VERY BAD news for rivers. This is not scaremongering – the Government’s own environmental watchdog says so 🧵 (1/5)
Proposed changes to the Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill will reduce the level of environmental protection provided for in law and amount to a regression, the OEP is warning. Find out more: bit.ly/45ABnj1

ALT Quote from Dame Glenys Stacey: "The proposed changes would demonstrably reduce the level of environmental protection provided for in existing environmental law. The Government has not adequately explained how, alongside such weakening of environmental law, new policy measures will ensure it still meets its objectives for water quality and protected site condition."
Tim Broughton retweeted
I am sure some will not agree with me, I am embarrassed in how we treat people sometimes, lack of compassion, lack of common humanity, we can and must do better than this
Tim Broughton retweeted
I’m running (read: painful-jogging) the Great North Run next month for @allwecanuk , with @CameronHume15 and @mpugx - find out why and help us rethink poverty with a few ££, please?
greatnorthrun2023.enthuse.co… – at Featherstone, England
Went to see #Oppenheimer this afternoon. Loved it! Not sure what to make of the 15 certificate warning “Contains Language, Sex”. No mention of the killing of tens of thousands of people though??
Tim Broughton retweeted
There are two vacancies for circuit roles in Settle Methodist Church - head to their website for more information and application packs: settlemethodistcircuit.org.u…
I honestly don’t think I have ever felt so let down by this country than the systems that allow this disgrace of an honours list without challenge. #unmeritocracy #honourslist
Me too!
“I think the bill is politically unworkable, I think it is legally doubtful and I think it is morally indefensible”
Rev Richard Coles is asked if he agrees with comments by the Archbishop of Canterbury on the government’s Illegal Migration Bill
#bbcqt bit.ly/3LY44xB
Question Time 11/05/2023
With a studio audience in Bexhill-on-Sea



















