Lorraine Scorah retweeted
Favour please 🙏🙏
I’d love for every single person who supports me to quote post the post below
Not for me but for the uk
I honestly believe it could turn the tide of the conversation and wake up the sleeping masses of the uk
A child left behind, injured in the water, while his father gets onto the boat and leaves French lifeguards to save him.
What kind of father does that?
Crashing waves. Chaos. A child struggling in the water, while his own father boards the boat rather than staying to protect him.
I believe scenes like this expose the failures surrounding these crossings, from the charities involved, to the actions of the French authorities, to the decisions being made by the British Government.
People are becoming increasingly angry about what they are seeing.
I genuinely fear that if confidence in the authorities continues to collapse, some people will eventually try to take matters into their own hands.
To be absolutely clear, I am not condoning, encouraging or supporting violence in any way, shape or form.
Adrian
Lorraine Scorah retweeted
Today is World Leukaemia Day ❤️
Leukaemia is a type of blood cancer that affects the cells made in your bone marrow. It can affect people of all ages.
Lorraine Scorah retweeted
Blood Cancer Awareness Month starts today ❤️
Blood cancer changes everything. Whether you’re living with it, have been through it, supporting someone you love, or remembering someone you’ve lost - this month is for you.
Share this to help us raise awareness.
#treeclub @WoodlandNomad
Have just returned from Portmerion, which is surrounded by trees, many of them from other countries mixed in with the native oaks and pines on many woodland walks.
Too many to show individually but here are a few beauties.
Lorraine Scorah retweeted
Come on X a friends.
It's trending, let's make everyone aware of this!!
If you were a follower of the original Laird account please unfollow now to minimize the account for the hackers.
Hopefully Laird will get his original account back soon.
teapaw.org/i/trending/20356785875…
The first day of September. Urban trees outside Sheffield railway station. Also reflections of the trees in the beautiful Cutting Edge. The Salmon of Steel celebrates the return of salmon to Sheffield’s rivers @WoodlandNomad #treeclub
Pete McKee pays tribute to Sheffield’sfinest @HendoRelish
Took myself off to visit Coventry Cathedral this week. Some beautiful trees around the ruins. Just stunning in the sunlight. @WoodlandNomad #TreeClub
Enjoying a few days in Scotland and saw this little tree, standing proud and aiming to grow as high as the summit of his neighbour, Ben Nevis( mostly under clouds).#treeclub
Lorraine Scorah retweeted
Please retweet to help 9 Lurcher pups find homes #CARMARTHENSHIRE #WALES #UK
Available for adoption, registered British charity✅
Not a single application for our beautiful Bull Lurcher pups, 9 bundles of fun all waiting for their forever humans to whisk them away to a happy life .
We do have some better picture but getting them to stay still long enough to photograph isn’t an easy task.
They are going to make lovely additions to any family, they are cheeky, confident with plenty of character.
Details or apply below👇
westwalespoundies.org.uk/ado…
#Lurchers #BullLurchers #adoptdontshop #Brecon #Swansea #Cardiff #Tenby #Pembroke
Lorraine Scorah retweeted
Be careful everyone, this happened in greystones. The lady's daughter was scammed out of €1000, using a QR code that she scanned to pay for parking.
Lorraine Scorah retweeted
⚠️Missing child pls RT⚠️
Police have released CCTV images of the last confirmed sighting of 13yr old Charlie Smith along with a picture of a man!
She was reported missing having last been seen at around 3pm on Thursday, October 3 in Beaufort Road in Bournemouth.
Charlie was last in contact with family at around 3.30pm.
Following further enquiries, officers have now obtained CCTV images from what is believed to be the last confirmed sighting of Charlie.
In one of the images, Charlie can be seen in the company of a man in the area of Jumpers Road, walking toward Barrack Road, in Christchurch at around 4.45pm on Thursday, October 3.
























