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Save Ealing Children’s Centres campaign raised over £5,000 in just eight days to begin legal action against Ealing Council to prevent closure of ten and of the borough’s twenty-five children’s centres.
An audio summary of my satirical take on what it’s all about.
Leeds former head teacher faces no charges following terrorism arrest for holding up a graphic from a satirical magazine.
“…even modest step counts of around 4,000 steps a day are linked to better health compared to very low activity of just 2,000 steps a day.”
Phew!
Forget 10,000 - just 7,000 steps is enough for health benefits, says study: bbc.com
This explains why our government is so keen to suppress dissent.
The UK 'House of the People' parallel parliament - 50 people nominated by their communities and 50 people selected by democratic lottery - has agreed 5 top priorities for political action:
1. Tax wealth by removing tax loopholes and closing tax havens
2. Slash political corruption by banning lobbying, gifting, and second jobs in politics
3. Establish a Future Generations Act which priorities people and nature over GDP
4. Implement an immediate embargo on all arms, trade and support for Israel and other countries which violate international law
5. Grant councils power to repurchase disused homes and protect renters’ rights.
Successful and fulfilling work “Vision Day” yesterday. Everyone brought their own ideas about what lunch should look like. My refried leftovers and pitta with hummus paled in comparison with the homemade salad bowls, tiger roll sandwiches, and a Tesco Meal Deal. One colleague brought homemade cupcakes, fruit and chocolate bars to share.
Haha, Google NotebookLM. 🧑🔧
In summary, Marsden’s experiences with customer service are a litany of systemic failures, from technological glitches and long wait times to outright bureaucratic obfuscation and a perceived lack of accountability. He often finds himself needing to invest significant personal time and effort to resolve issues that should be straightforward, akin to a lone individual constantly trying to mend a leaky public faucet while the municipality debates the philosophy of water.
Hmm… now she’s left half of it. “Very salty.”
Wife is tucking in and talking about “Masterchef”. Cheese and tomato sarnies it is, then.
Speaking of lunch. I’m kind of hoping the wife doesn’t want this fried halloumi, tomato and basil plate I offered her earlier. With a pitta and some hummus it will make a nice lunch tomorrow.
