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Top 10 U.K’s Everyday Worst People:
1/ People who play music out of their phone on public transport.
2/ People who let their children play noisy tablet games on public transport.
3/ People who scorch the grass in the park with their disposable BBQs.
4/ People who wild camp at beauty spots and leave behind their litter and broken kit.
5/ People who speed up late for school in their giant cars. Every day.
6/ People who pavement park.
7/ People who wear pyjamas to the shops.
8/ People who blow their sickly sweet vape smoke in your face.
9/ People who leave their dog crap bags hanging off tree branches.
10/ People who move in next door and immediately rip out the front garden and concrete over it.
1/ People who play music out of their phone on public transport.
2/ People who let their children play noisy tablet games on public transport.
3/ People who scorch the grass in the park with their disposable BBQs.
4/ People who wild camp at beauty spots and leave behind their litter and broken kit.
5/ People who speed up late for school in their giant cars. Every day.
6/ People who pavement park.
7/ People who wear pyjamas to the shops.
8/ People who blow their sickly sweet vape smoke in your face.
9/ People who leave their dog crap bags hanging off tree branches.
10/ People who move in next door and immediately rip out the front garden and concrete over it.
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Well done UK, that's how it's done!
British electricity mix at 3pm on 12th Jul 2025
🔥Gas 6.9% Biomass 11.3%
Wind 9.5% Solar 38.7% Hydro 0.6%
⚛️Nuclear 13.8%
➡️Imports 19.2% Other 0.0%
🪫Storage 0.0%
🔌Generation 30GW
Carbon intensity 103 gCO2e/kWh
vs target of annual average 50-100 gCO2e/kWh by 2030
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It's almost like if you build a big fucking bridge that's free to use and don't have public transport or active travel links then a shitload of people drive to that place and abandon their cars anywhere they see fit. Who'd of guessed?
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…
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Here's a thread about ALUMINIUM.
Why this commonplace metal is actually pretty extraordinary.
How the process of making it is a modern miracle...
... which also teaches you some profound lessons about the trade war being waged by Donald Trump. And why it might be doomed.
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Here's a thread about ALUMINIUM.
Why this commonplace metal is actually pretty extraordinary.
How the process of making it is a modern miracle...
... which also teaches you some profound lessons about the trade war being waged by Donald Trump. And why it might be doomed.
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Ed Donohue retweeted
You could see up to 20 shooting stars per hour tonight if you have clear skies. Find out more about the #Orionids here 👇
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Ed Donohue retweeted
Our Pop Up starts today, from 12! Come along and say hello if you’re in the neighbourhood.
Studio sale (cartoons, originals, prints, jigsaw puzzles & odd bits and bobs, one off sketches, etc. You can snap up a bargain!
36b Magdalen Road, Exeter, from 12 on Mon through to Sat.
Studio sale (cartoons, originals, prints, jigsaw puzzles & odd bits and bobs, one off sketches, etc. You can snap up a bargain!
36b Magdalen Road, Exeter, from 12 on Mon through to Sat.
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Ed Donohue retweeted
Another excellent thread from @ExeterStreets highlighting the almost universal support for improving bus reliability in #Exeter through priority measures.
Please pledge your support for the Bus Improvement Plan ➡️ democracy.devon.gov.uk/mgEPetitionDis…
Please pledge your support for the Bus Improvement Plan ➡️ democracy.devon.gov.uk/mgEPetitionDis…
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There is strong cross party support for better bus services in Exeter.
Both of our MPs are up for it- @exeterlabour & @Exeter_Tories_
Here is @steve_race promising better buses & @David__Reed celebrating the award of money to pay for bus lane improvements 👍
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1/ Did you know that if you live in Exeter, everything you put in your black bin is taken to a power station in Marsh Barton and burned to create electricity? I went there this week. Let’s dive into the details. A thread 🧵#WasteToEnergy #Exeter
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Ed Donohue retweeted
No matter how long you queue, how much you spend you can’t buy back 1994, you can’t buy back the excitement and energy of your youth. Nostalgia is a potent drug. #oasis
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Ed Donohue retweeted
I'm voting Green because I want a Green MP and one day a Green government. That's it.
If I thought there was another way to bring about the change this country needs and deserves, I'd do that. But there isn't.
Want change? Vote Green.
If I thought there was another way to bring about the change this country needs and deserves, I'd do that. But there isn't.
Want change? Vote Green.
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Ed Donohue retweeted
Just returned from the Kashmir Superstore in South Leeds which sells everything Indian & Pakistani. I started my chef career here; the first restaurant kitchen I cooked and trained in was Punjabi. Let me show you around and tell you what you need for anything SOUTH ASIAN - you’re gointhis one! 🇮🇳 🇵🇰
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A warm dry day for most of the UK 🌞
Check out Saturday's weather extremes below ⤵️
Check out Saturday's weather extremes below ⤵️
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Ed Donohue retweeted
Desire paths are a symptom of terrible design. If you end up with desire paths, it means you messed up.
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Time to talk about Rifford Road.
Where?
An area of pre & post-war housing and a road providing a link between Heavitree & Wonford, through St Loyes in Exeter.
There is some nice history on this webpage, including pic of 1940s car collision!
exetermemories.co.uk/em/_streets/ri…
Time to talk about Rifford Road.
Where?
An area of pre & post-war housing and a road providing a link between Heavitree & Wonford, through St Loyes in Exeter.
There is some nice history on this webpage, including pic of 1940s car collision!
exetermemories.co.uk/em/_streets/ri…
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I don't want lower taxes.
I want hospital beds.
Trains that run on time.
Kids who aren't too hungry to learn.
Libraries in every town.
Rivers that don't run with slurry.
Local councils not forced into bankruptcy.
Politicians who don't venally line their own pockets.
I want hospital beds.
Trains that run on time.
Kids who aren't too hungry to learn.
Libraries in every town.
Rivers that don't run with slurry.
Local councils not forced into bankruptcy.
Politicians who don't venally line their own pockets.
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