Didn't Farage lose his 💩 back in the day, over Obama "attempting to get involved" in another country's elections?
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When Trump dies and people are nasty about him on this site and others, add this to the list of evidence sent to people who clutch their pearls:
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Joseph Boam (@Joseph_Boam) Deputy Leader of Reform UK in Leicestershire has been given the portfolio of adult social care.
Adult social care. Here's his view on depression.
@reformparty_uk will likely find a mealy-mouthed way to explain this one.
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More than 150 people joined in #LightUpLeicester's illuminated bike ride last night.🚲🚲🚲
Leicester Wheels For All ensured people of all ages & abilities could join in - for some it was the first time on wheels. Thanks to Cyclone Works and Graffwerks for blinging up the bikes!
@FirstLeicester Just got on by from Leicester, going to Glenfield. Driver said had to pay, on Free Saturday, as journey didn't start in county. Is this right?
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You see it here first - the opening of the Mount St Bernard pop-up shop! #beer
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First view of the new Tynt Meadow shop at Mount St Bernard Abbey. Looking good, ready for the Three Rules rush... #beer
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Replying to @jamesrbuk
The fictional character 'Wimsey' suffers from 'night dreads' after the war, which his man 'Bunter' (his old war batman) nurses him through. The fictional character 'Wimsey' speaks these lines in the opening of "The Bellona Club":
Hi @RiversideUK. My solicitor has been emailing you since 6 October requesting an information pack for a property owned by you. To date he has heard nothing, not even an auto reply. Is this your usual standard of service?
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This victory speech is straight outta Alice in Wonderland. Even the crowd of diehard Trumpers seem confused.
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Local paper re a new development;
"The applicant is not, however, proposing any dining or drinks services within the hotel, saying the location had “excellent access to a range of bards, eateries, shops” and other “amenities” in the city centre."
Leicester - city of poets!
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Bicycles are really useful for covering short distances in short times.
Trains are really useful for covering long distances in short times.
Hope this helps.
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Good news for pedestrians from @CityWestminster: a trial of side-road zebra crossings is underway. People on foot already have priority over vehicles at side roads, but these road markings will remind everyone of what it says in the Highway Code westminsterlabour.org.uk/iss…
Karma...
Wife of Conservative councillor admits stirring up racial hatred with social media post on day of Southport attack
bbc.in/3Z8k60n
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