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We've closed the Square to through traffic 🙂 pic.twitter.com/U7npirw4Kg
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Two courses down. One to go. Strongly recommend #ChesilAtHome from @ChesilRectory pic.twitter.com/vmLtAlaGZt
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Not good. Local media is essential for responsive, accountable government - and local BBC coverage is an essential part of that. twitter.com/Peter_Henley/s…
About 3 days ago from Martin Tod's Twitter via Twitter for Android · reply · retweet · favourite
King Canute (aka Cnut the Great) conquered part of Sweden while King of England, Denmark & Norway, but she seems to have given us a pass on that one. twitter.com/rosielanners/s…
About 6 days ago from Martin Tod's Twitter via Twitter for Android · reply · retweet · favourite
This auto-posted over the weekend - but I suspect the people at @TPLINKUK (esp the ones supporting the UB400!) might be interested.. twitter.com/mpntod/status/…
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Blog post: Fixing Bluetooth problem with TP-Link UB400 goo.gl/fb/6VUqfU
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