ScouseLakes

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Still an offcomer after all these years. Aficionado of veggie food, bright tights, politics, frocks with POCKETS, and The Archers.

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03:06巴 oed.com • • What is the earliest known use of the noun cold cuts? EARLIEST KNOWN USE 1940s The earliest known use of the noun cold cuts is in the 1940s. OED's earliest evidence for cold cuts is from 1945, in the writing of Arthur Kober. See meaning & use ›
FB post from Sue Hemmersley Ant had better get in there as mayor of London fast, I smell a dead rat, don't you think its weird how king Charles is moving out of Buckingham palace and Burnham is moving number 10 to Manchester, they're doing a fast city exit if you ask me something is going down, I bet the Mi6 is deeply involved in these plans as they were with Diana and Jill dando, don't forget Charles is a huge fan of labour and always has been, so what ever is going on in our capital it'll involve royalty MI6, government and the police, keep your ears open, Ann was about to exposé some very crucial evidence against labour.
Me, standing smiling behind a tourist information sign, with our new post box in the background - complete witj Postman Pat topper.
Explained in post text.
Explained in the post text.
Me and MP Michelle Scrogham with mew C III R postbox, which has been topped with a crocheted Postman Pat’s mail van.
Road sign. Funded by UK Government Thank you for driving safely on the A595 bypass at Grizebeck
BILL Shankly was pull- rendan for buying lads from the lower divisions and turning ing master strokes throughout the whole of he senior them into international class footballers. ons. his unforgettable caree At cecourse, Two of these "scoops" came from the same little Fourth at Anfield. If you had t was Division club ...and they went on to captain England pin him down to the ison, they 120 Kevin Keegan and Ray Clemence cost a assive Scunthorpe. The most important, then total of £53,000 from n from Sal- difference between ers. them was that you can be sure that the They Keeran seemed to be an overnight suc MASTER STROKE signings of lan St. John 1 an unex- cess. while Clemence battled for three and Ron Yeats would be dividual years in the shadow of Tommy Lawrence Chris •MAY 3, 1971 high on his list. before gettin his first team chance. eached his at day, but The arrivalof Clemence hardly rated • Liverpool had been in in the Echo, on June 12, Bill Shankly's signing of Scunthorpe Un- the Second Division for ld his torm 1967. tod's midield player Kevin Keegan for a fee seven years when Shanks failed der to sin young goalkeeper", said much of 235,000 addsanother highly promising arrived to begin his mighty a single column headline. The occasion young footballer to in what was reported in two paragraphs which strongest first team pool in the game. must be the re-building programme 1 champion "Liverpool F.C. this afternoon leegan, On the day he signed St followed signed Ray Clemence, 18 years old goal- aged 20, is a strong throu sturdy keeper, from Scunthorpe United for a five plaer. Although he is only 5ft sins tall, he John, his first major deal years of the figure fee (£18,000). weighs 11 stone. Mr Shankly was Impressed he knew that this was the inners in Clemence who stands fft and weishs Keegan when he saw him play for start of something real was 12 stone, has been with Scunthorpe for Santhorpe against Tranmere. He SeES the Liverpool two years. Last season he made 46 f…
Me with John Healey during the 2024 election campaign.
Me posting a letter in our NEW C III R post box!
BBC News report Watch as Spain goalless with Argentina in World Cup final after colourful half-time show
Duckboard outside our front door, with perfect key-sized gaps between.
Me outside Tourist Info Centre, with POST BOX behind me.
Keir Starmer: The work he got done in No10 Ended NHS junior doctor strikes through a pay deal Settled rail worker pay disputes Settled public sector pay disputes across several sectors Established Great British Energy Passed Great British Energy legislation Began bringing rail operators into public ownership Renationalised additional rail franchises as contracts expired Introduced the Employment Rights Bill Moved to ban exploitative zero-hours practices Strengthened rights to flexible working Strengthened protections from unfair dismissal Increased the National Living Wage Increased the minimum wage for younger workers Introduced the Renters' Rights Bill Moved to abolish Section 21 "no-fault" evictions Strengthened tenants' rights Limited excessive rent increases Created a national landlord database Introduced planning reforms to accelerate housebuilding Reintroduced mandatory housing targets Released more land for housing development Expanded support for clean energy investment Created a National Wealth Fund Secured investment commitments at the International Investment Summit Increased NHS funding Increased school funding Increased childcare investment Increased special educational needs funding Increased school rebuilding investment Expanded teacher recruitment measures Increased NHS appointment capacity Increased diagnostic capacity in the NHS Expanded community diagnostic centres Increased NHS workforce recruitment Reduced some NHS waiting lists from peak levels expanded mental health investment Increased GP funding commitments Expanded dental access initiatives Increased funding for social housing Introduced "Homes for Heroes" measures for veterans Improved housing support for care leavers Improved housing support for domestic abuse survivors Began reform of the House of Lords Passed legislation removing hereditary peers from the Lords Reset UK-EU relations Negotiated closer UK-EU cooperation agreements Incr…
Postman unlocking our new C III R postbox.
The brutalist Pennine Tower of Lancaster Services, seen from M6 Northbound
A bottle of ice cold Fentiman’s Ginger Ale.
Victoria Wood theatre, peeping out from behind the trees.
Closeup of a cobalt blue enamelled drop earring.
Me, holding an Ambridge 75th anniversary teatowel.
Picture book cover. Illustration shows a large, self-satisfied looking cat and a pile of six food bowls. Six Dinner Sid INGA MOORE
Black and white family photo showing my mum aged about 33, me at about 5, Grandma aged about 75, Susan (about 2) on her lap, and Tony at about 4.
4 smiling 60-plus women sitting on a stone bench outside a house.
My mum celebrating after passing her driving test.
BBC One 2.30 PM HOMES UNDER THE HAMMER THIS WEEK NIGEL FARAGE AND HIS PARTNER ARE ON THE LOOKOUT FOR ANOTHER SIX BEDROOM GAFF. HE LOVES PAYING CASH. JUST DON'T ASK HIM WHERE IT COMES FROM The Progressive Alliance
Me standing underneath railway station sign. LLANFAIRPWLLGWYNGYLLGOGERYCHWYRNDROBWLLLLANTYSILIOGOGOGOCH Llan-vire-pooll-guin-gill-go-ger-u-queern-drob-ooll-llandus-ilio-gogo-goch
The brutalist Pennine Tower of Lancaster Srtvices, seen from M6 Northbound.
View from Arnside Viaduct.
HIGH SOCIETY perfect vienn
FB post from me, 24 Jun 2016 • This is a disaster. 5 comments 1 share
The Labour Party on Facebook• . Congratulations to Bev Craig, Labour's candidate for Greater Manchester Mayor! BEV CRAIG FOR GREATER MANCHESTER
Independent piece on Andy Burnham’s carefully curated image. 🙄
From a Twitter account called Politics UK NEW: A Labour source says Keir Starmer feels "betrayed" "He gave everything to Labour, including sacrificing much of his children's teenage years to help make the party electable. He feels deeply betrayed, especially by those he believed were loyal to him"
Tweet from CiekaBailey We are very happy that we can finally announce that the fantastic MOLLIE KRUCZEK has joined the cast of THE ARCHERS, playing Kiera Grundy, yay!! HUGE congratulations Mollie!! Listen tonight at 7pm on BBC RADIO 4.
FB memory from six years ago. Man just came into the TIC. 30 years ago he stayed *somewhere*, but can’t remember where. “Furness was in the name...” “Well, this is the Furness peninsula, so lots of places are in-Furness.” “Oh, right. Well I stayed on a farm. They had a converted barn...” That narrows it down. “The woman was on Nationwide once.” Oh.
Me in the sunshine, standing behind a tourist info sign.
Two-teir (hoho) cake featuring models of Burnham and Kenyon, commemorating Labour’s win in Makerfield.
Poster with photo of the pervy plumber. SHADOW MP ROBERT KENYON Makerfield
Three new follows from pornbots with same profile pic.
Book by LISA NANDY ALL IN: HOW WE BUILD A COUNTRY THAT WORKS