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A huge thank you to the teams right across the district who worked so hard for this.. and very grateful for the support we've been given... twitter.com/hantschronicle…
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In Hampshire, the three top councils for recycling are all @LibDems led. At @WinchesterCity we are also in the top 20 nationally for 'largest increases in recycling' (DEFRA, 2020/21). twitter.com/DavidSayers83/…
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Wonderful... twitter.com/tarbard/status…
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Shocking... twitter.com/carlbaker/stat…
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That's why there's £50k in the @WinchesterCity parking budget for new bike parking... twitter.com/CycleWin/statu… pic.twitter.com/UcgTc0bc5v
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Don't normally post this - but I've never done this before and suspect I never will again... Wordle 278 2/6 ⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜ 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
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Inspired by @timberners_lee's post, here's how you can help keep Ukraine’s media going gofund.me/94fef307
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A bit of historical perspective on today’s student demonstration…
I was in Paris on business today so missed the student demonstration, but I didn’t miss the one in 1984. I even kept some press cuttings of it. Here’s the report of the Cambridge Evening News on Friday November 30th, 1984:
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Bus cuts, tuition fees and Michael Portillo
Up bright and early yesterday to join the campaign to save the Romsey-Winchester rail-link bus. This entailed getting the 7.04 a.m. bus to Romsey, putting on a Santa hat, and travelling back at 7.35 a.m. with Sandra Gidley and a …
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