Martin’s Twitter
It's wonderful to be at @cabinetrooms on the @WinchesterDC terrace - and it's GREAT to enjoy live music again with the @SpitfireSisters pic.twitter.com/FBvKsLYL0V
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I'm off for 48 hours #nosafespaceforjewhate pic.twitter.com/rDRjRNoxH3
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Enjoyable stop at #Marse in Middle Brook Street to have some of their v. tasty momos. Convenient covered seating too. #streetfood #Winchester pic.twitter.com/ToF3GUXD27
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Some access problems to the @hantsconnect Full Council meeting today - but you can watch live via @YouTube youtu.be/v8sMTSpR0PY
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Thirty five years after I successfully proposed changing the name of CSU to CUSU - they've changed it back! Good luck for the next 35 years! twitter.com/CUSUonline/sta…
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