I might not be unable to afford London tix for my 30th birthday buttt I do have the exact same dance moves as @brianrobertjone when I’m driving home and so if you think about it I don’t need tix cos imma be on stage innit
As an sustainability girl: pls stop fly tipping
As a crafty upcycle girl: pls don’t stop fly tipping
It’s true, I’m too mfckn hard. Still being here is a big deal.
Grateful and inspired with the best people I know lookin out for me
Past year has been genuinely fuckin horrid. Multiple bereavements and health deteriorating resulting in job loss – and general fear of the state of our pale blue dot we call home. How comforting though, to know that I still got a safe place in the community I first found as a kid
“20 something years ago we started…”💛🌟
Annual X post for my long distance pals and high school lurkers ~ yes, I’m still the free trial version of Hayley Williams. Still dress like the Honda civic tour is alive n well.
As I should. Happy 29th bday to me! I love my mates!
Dev 📸🌱 retweeted
the Tyne and Wear Metro is so good and it's completely ridiculous that every big city in the UK doesn't have its own version
Replying to @InvincibleWheel
Wow that’s so much more helpful than this thread 🤦🏻♀️ thanks mate xx
Replying to @CrossCountryUK @InvincibleWheel
Searching a 32 page pdf only to find my seat reservation is supposedly ‘priority’ but I see no additional leg room whatsoever, and frankly the document is a lot of fluffy language & vague promises. Anywhere to provide feedback/invite CC to consult the passengers they’re hosting?
Replying to @CrossCountryUK
Right so, again, what is the policy on accessibility? Is there no process for disabled customers without mobility aids such as wheelchairs?
Again my question is: how do I make a booking as a disabled customer who has specific access requirements?
@InvincibleWheel any intel?
Replying to @CrossCountryUK
Thanks for the info, where is that clarified publicly and surely that’s not the formal accessible bookings procedure?
Replying to @CrossCountryUK
It’s an airline aisle seat, which isn’t specified on Trainline booking. I understand table seats are popular, but even a window seat /more leg room would have been much more accessible. Is there a way to reserve this in future? I have a disabled railcard
Replying to @CrossCountryUK
@CrossCountryUK what support is offered to disabled passengers who don’t require a wheelchair space? I requested a table seat as I benefit from being able to lean & have a sturdy surface, but am sat in pain for 6 hrs on this journey in a cramped aisle seat next to screaming kids
Replying to @DylanHopki95818
Which is why i said “a Manchester arena attack”
Actually sombr, staging that scene in that room when 22 children and parents lost their lives in a Manchester arena attack was pretty shit



















