Unity and Sports

by @bluetrends.bsky.social

Posts about social and political unity — European solidarity, unions and international cooperation — combined with community and grassroots sports: matches, teams, fans and local moments. Create your own feed with https://bluefacts.app/feed-builder

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Kate Osborne MP @kateosbornemp.bsky.social · 17h
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Today we remember the great Thomas Hepburn, leader of the first miners’ trade union & hero of the trade union movement. A wreath was laid on my behalf at the Miners’ lampstone in Wardley & and the Thomas Hepburn gravestone at St Mary’s Church in Heworth earlier today.

KFF @kff.org · 22h
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Our 2026 Women’s Health Survey finds that family support policies matter most to women who are already considering having a child. About 7 in 10 say help with childcare costs or paid parental leave would make them more likely to do so: https://on.kff.org/3VV0eOw

The Irish Voice @theirishvoice.bsky.social · 1d
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Scotland GAA representatives along with representation from GAA clubs throughout the country welcomed GAA President Jarlath Burns to Clydebank Community Sport Hub for the launch of the County Board’s 2030 Strategic Plan

Andre Damon @andredamon.bsky.social · 1d
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Strikes and protests by workers have spread across North America in recent weeks, driven by the impossible cost of living and mounting conflict with the corrupt trade union apparatus.

Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services Network (BES-Net) @besnet.world · 1d
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⚠️ The decline of migratory bird species is a warning sign for biodiversity. Migratory birds depend on a network of ecosystems that stretches across borders. Their conservation depends on international cooperation to preserve migration habitats and address the pressures threatening their survival.

1981 / 1986 News @40yearsago.bsky.social · 1d
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[March 2nd, 1981] Tania Harris led a massive protest of 40,000 to 50,000 people through Auckland streets. The march opposed trade union militancy and wildcat strikes. In response to the demonstration, Air New Zealand engineers voted to return to work.

KFF @kff.org · 1d
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Most women ages 18-49 say family support policies would not change their plans to have children or not. But sizable shares say help with childcare costs or paid parental leave would make them more likely to consider it: https://on.kff.org/3VV0eOw