What's with the fireworks?

what sort of deposit would you need, bluestone from wales?

On this day 1971, boxer Muhammad Ali visited Tesco at Stretford’s Arndale shopping precinct to promote Ovaltine.

That's not Birmingham, it's @visitwakefield.bsky.social !

It's really sad what happened to Twitter. I do think there's a lack of acknowledgement that, even before that man turned it into a sewer, the discourse had become much less conversational and more righteous.

Caught up with the latest Guardian Football Weekly. The section on Jude Bellingham was an uncomfortable listen with personal attacks, seemingly coming from nowhere, about him and his family. I'll be honest @maxrushden.bsky.social I'm a bit disappointed in you all

Groznification of Gaza. I'm getting this film clip with a "mood for joy" advert intro, which is unconscionable news.sky.com/story/drones...

You might have heard of 'dark kitchens' when a row of sheds in a car park churn out food for Deliveroo. They're unpopular and low margin. So the next big thing in London food is 'host kitchens' where local pubs, restaurants and kebab shops cook for big brands. www.londoncentric.media/p/host-kitch...

Am I okay to qt this in a positive way?

Let alone Leeds, if Preston or Peterborough were in France then they would have trams too given their size.

Looking at the North, the map below shows some of the places we would expect to have trams given the French example. Places like Hull, Middlesborough and Warrington are all big enough.

5/9

should the national stadium follow the premier league approach and apply a use it or lose it model to club wembley seats?

The way Saka puts his foot through the ball is like a throwback to old black and white footage

*pens reply*

My statement on Middle East peace

Assume it'll have an incredible cygneture tune

AI in the UK - Data.

Great work here form the @thedatacity.bsky.social & @paulswinney.bsky.social

thedatacity.com/blog/3-key-f...

For the last 14 years my commute by PT has worked due to timely connecting trains on the way home. Need to do some more checking but the December timetable change isn't looking good

Always interesting to compare the Halifax Piece Hall with the Huddersfield Cloth Hall (built 1766). The latter was reportedly described as the "ugliest building in Europe" and few were sad to see the long-disused building razed to the ground at the end of the 1920s.

today is bad day, overheard in falafel and juice (they sell falafel and juice) they're moving the business to that there london

The man in front of me on the stairs at the station did the smelliest of pumps!

Did the Eddie Izzard sketch about Stonehenge write this?

@leedstours.bsky.social got a corker this week bsky.app/profile/leed...

Leeds looking positively Grimshawian ce soir

The problem here is illegal motorbikes and not cyclists. A scheme to get the delivery drivers onto proper e-bikes would be a better use of time and effort
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...