Jan Scott
@thisjanscott.bsky.social
Admin wrangler | ex-web fettler | knitter | choir warbler | lefty | feminist | granny | too old for this nonsense | Hebden Bridge-dweller | AuDHD | she/her
Gorgeous! Was the café open?
December 30, 2025 at 5:15 PM
Gorgeous! Was the café open?
Heptonstall hillside, I'd say. There are many trees in the way now, but this is what you'd see if there weren't.
December 30, 2025 at 4:02 PM
Heptonstall hillside, I'd say. There are many trees in the way now, but this is what you'd see if there weren't.
Reposted by Jan Scott
More support very much welcome.
We have, so far, 36k+ signatures to our letter from women saying ‘Not in our name’ - in response to the horrific demonisation of trans people under the guise of “protecting women”.
Help us get to 100k by signing and/or sharing… 🩷
www.change.org/p/not-in-our...
We have, so far, 36k+ signatures to our letter from women saying ‘Not in our name’ - in response to the horrific demonisation of trans people under the guise of “protecting women”.
Help us get to 100k by signing and/or sharing… 🩷
www.change.org/p/not-in-our...
Sign the Petition
Not in our name: Women in support of the trans+ community
www.change.org
June 28, 2025 at 6:40 PM
More support very much welcome.
We have, so far, 36k+ signatures to our letter from women saying ‘Not in our name’ - in response to the horrific demonisation of trans people under the guise of “protecting women”.
Help us get to 100k by signing and/or sharing… 🩷
www.change.org/p/not-in-our...
We have, so far, 36k+ signatures to our letter from women saying ‘Not in our name’ - in response to the horrific demonisation of trans people under the guise of “protecting women”.
Help us get to 100k by signing and/or sharing… 🩷
www.change.org/p/not-in-our...
Reposted by Jan Scott
Well, you know the saying - you campaign in poetry, but you govern in prose.
In Reform’s case, the poetry is William McGonagall.
In Reform’s case, the poetry is William McGonagall.
June 6, 2025 at 7:43 AM
Well, you know the saying - you campaign in poetry, but you govern in prose.
In Reform’s case, the poetry is William McGonagall.
In Reform’s case, the poetry is William McGonagall.