Health informaticist, he/him, #BLM, Trans rights are human rights!

Near a walrus SE London
Joined February 2009
If you actually had ‘wealth’ and weren’t a social media grifter you’d go to Hatton Garden not Oxford street
The most problematic thing for me about Oxford Street being pedestrianised is that it makes it easier for theft. Before, when I’d buy a Rolex, I’d get straight into a taxi outside the store. NOW, myself and others will have to walk further holding luxury items with the fear that we could be potential targets for robbery. Sadiq Khan really hasn’t taken into consideration the risk for luxury shoppers 🛍️
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But if you are the type of person that buys top end Rolex’s in Selfridges you’re having your driver wait on duke st and just paying the parking tickets
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OED really need to define ‘a divorce’ as a collective noun
Yaxley-Lennon poses with his 'security team', case adjourned until tomorrow.
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Ah come on man, have some shame. you could probably point out to the Heratige Foundation handler that they need to give you better angles than this without loosing the paycheques
A few things come to mind. What a way to kill nightlife even further. What about the people who rely on night buses to get to and from work? And surely this will make phone theft even easier. Those criminals on e-bikes are going to have a field day.
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Kebab shops with dining rooms at the back are unsung hero’s of London hospitality, almost always get a good, cheep, filling meal
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Even the most car brained people I know think Oxford St should have been pedestrianised years ago. Trying to force it into a new front of the culture wars is insane
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In a country pub in rural Oxfordshire and they serve Ukrainian food and are playing 90 house bangers and I DK WTF that’s all about on but it’s good
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planet Dave retweeted
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Someone who conspired to have a journalist arrested for reporting on Ivor Caplin’s grooming allegations should not be anywhere near schools
Since October 7th I have supported at least 15 families, & teachers, in the East Sussex area who have had issues with antisemitism in their children’s schools or workplace. Many local authorities have adopted sophisticated anti-racism strategies for their schools but antisemitism is always an afterthought, if it figures at all. The most minoritised children in our school systems are Jewish children, often only 1 or 2 in a yr group of 350+. Many now hide their identity, afraid to admit their religion or heritage. Anti-racism strategies & policies have shut out the Jewish community. It is time the govt ensured Jewish children are safe in our school system. I hope @BrightonHoveCC will be adopting these recommendations asap.
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This is like me ruling myself out of a b2b at ministry with Carl Cox
I am ruling out our party entering into a national partnership with any party that is committed to a dangerous and antisemitic policy like the Green Party’s. Here is my letter to the Jewish Leadership Council and the Board of Deputies of British Jews 👇
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Oh wow you wrote about it for, for money, for the Tufton street guys. so I guess it must be true.
If not outright banned, traditional architecture has certainly been made more difficult to build by planners. I wrote recently for @CapX on how many local plans expressly push against "pastiche": xitter.cf/CapX/status/2108595944…
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The white buildings are 19th century and pastiche architecture like that has not been “banned” by local authorities
Out for a walk along the Thames today and it's always amazing that everything pictured below was built in the 1980s. It's probably the nicest part of Richmond, but building "pastiche" things like this has now been banned by many planning authorities.
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Who profits from riots and unrest in Europe? Who has a giant disinformation and propaganda network all over Europe to spread hatred about Europe? Who has a vast network of saboteurs in Europe? Who has a massive stake in getting the far right elected in Europe? Who?
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Love living on nonce Island because Theo’s could be one of 00s that are known about but we’re not allowed to know which one
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No doubt completely unrelated to that guy recently we dropped by Harper Collins
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Cracking the Lidl charcuterie
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When did this come in?
Replying to @dontforgetchaos
I do see how it works. However, I see folks in the UK being tossed in jail for saying what I just said. You don’t want free speech, bro. You want censorship of those you disagree with.
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He’s exactly the same person he just knows he has to switch his grift to the religious right rather than keep pretending to be a liberal
I have no idea if Russell Brand is guilty of the crimes he's accused of committing 20yrs ago. What I do no is he's not the same person and that no purpose will be served and no good will come from locking this man up.
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Why are septics being annoying about ibuprofen, you can by large packs without prescription they’re just legal category 2 (pharmacy only)
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The fuck you talking about. There’s probably a least quarter of a million people who live within a 15 minute drive of Aukley
The psyop is collapsing 🤡
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