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We have five signed photos of an iconic Sean Morrison moment away at Hull City in 2018 to give away! 💙
To enter:
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On this day in 2007 a #Bluebirds icon joined the Club.
Love you, Whitts. 💙
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Suicidal thoughts don’t take Christmas holidays – but neither do we.
We’re not going anywhere this Christmas or New Year.
We’ll be right where we’re needed as always, on the phone lines ready to listen.
Call free day or night on 116 123.
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It's time for our final Bluebirds Crimbo daily prize giveaway! 💙
One lucky winner will receive a signed City shirt. It could be you! Like and repost for your chance to win! 🤞
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Retweet for a chance to win!
A super rare Best Lips In London T shirt - only 20 in existence - the rest will be at The Merch Market in London on Sunday January 11th
More Merch Market right here nme.com/news/music/sprints-g…
Winner picked at random at 10am on January 5th
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Two @CityHospitality tickets are up for grabs on Day 9️⃣ of Bluebirds Crimbo! 🥂
Like and re-post for your chance to win! 💙
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Here's the link to the Crowdfunder that has been set up for Penarth Rugby club.
crowdfunder.co.uk/p/fc7d0031…
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🎧in depth podcast interview on Dim Probs album & SFA and lots of other things here ⬇️
Gruff Rhys talks Super Furry Animals reunion, new solo album, touring with Oasis & more brooklynvegan.com/gruff-rhys…
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TICKETS SOLD OUT: SUPACABRA 2026 TOUR 📣
Tickets are now all sold out for the Supacabra 2026 tour - our first time back on stage as a band in a decade! Gigs in Dublin, Glasgow, Llandudno, Cardiff, Manchester and London☄️
Richard Finch retweeted
I'm never actually going to need to write another comment piece again am I?
The right wing shit rags are just going to keep recruiting for us.
Folks - want a better country?
Join.greenparty.org.uk
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Manchester Attack
I was shocked by the vicious attack on the synagogue and wanted to send my condolences and say to the families of Melvin Cravitz and Adrian Daulby that you are much in my thoughts.
It is terrible to see this sort of antisemitism attack happening in my own country.
Around the world populist politicians are getting increasingly powerful, fanning the flames of fear and hatred. Racism and antisemitism are on the rise.
For fifty years, I have been working with many amazing people around the world to fight for, champion and defend human rights. With Amnesty, with Witness and then later with The Elders, they have all had a clear intent to push for human rights, rights enshrined in the Universal Decoration of Human Rights which we want to see protected in every one of the world’s 195 countries.
For many of these years I have been one of the many who spoke out against the injustices and extraordinary suffering of the Palestinian people. However, when brutal attacks against the Jewish or Israeli people have happened, as in Oct 7th or on Thursday, in the synagogue in Manchester, it is really important for us to speak out and condemn them too. To speak out against antisemitism and racism wherever and whenever it occurs.
Life is so much more hopeful when people are being treated fairly and equally. Every life counts and every death devastates.
Are we moving to a future ruled by division and hatred or compassion and love? I know which of those I’d like to see for my kids and grandkids.
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The wonderful @tanita_tikaram on stage in @jacrecordstore, earlier. #LIAR #LoveIsARight #TanitaTikaram
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Listen back now to last night's 'Super Furry Animals Fuzzy Setlist' 3-hour special on Adam Walton's BBC Radio Wales show bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002kc5…
A celebration of the music of SFA; artists and fans choose songs that they hope to hear in the @superfurry comeback shows next year 📻
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THE ECHR PROTECTS US ALL
The rights within it – firmly implanted into UK law by the Human Rights Act – are the reason why families devastated by disasters like Hillsborough could demand justice, why victims of abuse can seek safety, and why disabled people are treated with dignity in care. It grants our right to protest, our right to privacy, our right to fair trials and so much more.
We must protect it, not leave it






























