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Campaign Co-ordinator against the proposed Mega Wisbech Incinerator. FB: Wisbech Without Incineration WisWIN. Facebook: WisWIN

Wisbech, Capital of the Fens
Joined September 2012
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LIVE: Keir Starmer’s speech on fixing the foundations and delivering change teapaw.org/i/broadcasts/1MYxNMAOz…
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“… Ashley Babcock was killed, nobody was killed” …and people want to vote for this?
This man did more to hold Donald accountable than the media has in the last eight years.
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The horrors of living near an incinerator are to be exposed: The Nightmare Next Door - Available on BBC iPlayer from 6pm tonight. bbc.co.uk/iplayer
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Former MI6 agent Christopher Steele says Russia is using inflation and migration to intervene in the US election.
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BREAKING: In a terrifying moment, Donald Trump just threatened to take away CBS’ license to report the news. This is exactly what a fascist would do. Retweet to make sure every American sees this and knows how dangerous Trump is.
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🚨🚨🚨MAJOR BREAKING: In a shocking expose, the New York Times has uncovered that Donald Trump has secretly spoken with Vladimir Putin as many as SEVEN times since leaving office. The conversations coincided with Trump pressuring Republicans to block military aid to Ukraine. TRUMP IS A TRAITOR!!! Trump also secretly sent Putin COVID tests while he was in office, when they were hard to obtain. Putin even asked Trump to keep it a secret. There is no way Donald Trump should ever be allowed to occupy the White House again.
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VirginiaBucknor retweeted
Left: David Frost, "I found the lockdowns actually, a profoundly inhumane and disturbing period to live through" Right: Prof Kevin Fong to the Covid Inquiry "The scale of death experienced by the Intensive Care teams during was unlike anything they had seen before" "It was routine to see 3-5 deaths a day.. I was on a shift where we had 6 deaths on a single shift" "Another hospital told us they had 10 deaths in a shift, two of whom were their own staff" "One of the nurses said they just got tired of putting people in body bags" "Sometimes they were so overwhelmed they were putting patients in body bags and lifting them from the bed, putting them on the floor, putting another patient in the bed because there wasn't time" "Things got so bad, they ran out of body bags, they were instead issued with 9 foot clear plastic sacks and cable ties. And those nurses talk about being really traumatised because they had recurring nightmares. Feeling that they were just throwing bodies away" "These people are used to seeing death, but not on that scale and not like that" "It was like nothing else I had ever seen. Like nothing else any of those teams had ever seen"
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Simply put how he has difficulty recognising facts:
This was the moment Harris had been waiting for - and she delivered it with composure.
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Posted without comment, today. None needed.
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Ahh - so 66% DIDN’T support.
🇬🇧BORIS JOHNSON SLAMS STARMER FOR BRANDING ANTI-IMMIGRATION PROTESTERS AS FAR-RIGHT EXTREMISTS Johnson used his editorial column to pen an open letter to the UK's new PM, Keir Starmer, criticizing his branding of the public's concern over immigration as far-right extremism. "I saw an astonishing statistic that 34% of the public actually support the protests – if not the violence associated with it. Does that mean that more than a third of the UK population are 'far-right' in their views? Nothing excuses the behavior of the rioters, and they deserve to be banged up. But nothing excuses a Government that seems deaf to public concerns, and that suggests, moreover, that they actively dislike all members of the public who share those concerns." Source: Daily Mail
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A young health worker at Peterborough City Hospital is working a 12 hour shift today at just over minimum wage. She is now scared to go home tonight “because of my colour” as Peterborough has been ‘chosen’ for a Far Right rally. What a fucked up world.
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Brendan is a carer. He looks after the elderly and vulnerable in Middlesbrough. After he finished work, this is how he found his car.
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St Wendreda in March Cambridgeshire🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 The astonishing double-hammerbeam roof design 120 angel figures fixed to the king-post trusses. #FridayFeelings #FridayVibes @HeritageMatterz @CONTEMPRA_INN 🌹
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VirginiaBucknor retweeted
👀UKWIN together with dozens of other environmental groups will be posting an open letter to the Government on Wednesday calling for a moratorium on new waste incineration capacity. Organisation interested in signing the letter can contact [email protected] for details.
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Trevor Philips, "Liz Truss essentially made the party of sound money, the party of market chaos" "And Boris Johnson made the party of law and order the party of law breakers" "It's really striking that in this interview you seem to refuse to accept that you're carrying that burden" "The D-Day, the gambling, the announcement in the rain.. It's been a mess" Oliver Dowden, "I accept people's frustrations" Trevor Philips, "I'm not talking about people's frustrations, I'm talking about your failures"
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Worth the 3 minutes 🤣🤣🤣
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Good to see from the @UKWIN_Network so many candidates across the UK are pledging their opposition to incineration. Surprising that the Conservative manifesto today has also pledged after supporting incineration last month yet omitted from all @SteveBarclay’s literature
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Shame on you.
The 80th anniversary of D-Day has been a profound moment to honour the brave men and women who put their lives on the line to protect our values, our freedom and our democracy. This anniversary should be about those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. The last thing I want is for the commemorations to be overshadowed by politics. I care deeply about veterans and have been honoured to represent the UK at a number of events in Portsmouth and France over the past two days and to meet those who fought so bravely. After the conclusion of the British event in Normandy, I returned back to the UK. On reflection, it was a mistake not to stay in France longer – and I apologise.
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