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Useful catch-up with @musicvenuetrust - they're running a really important campaign to help music venues across the UK survive. Locally they're supporting the Railway Inn (and so am I). Please can YOU back them too? #saveourvenues #therailwayinn crowdfunder.co.uk/railwaymvt
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Ooh. Shiny new electric vehicle charging point at the @WinchesterCity car park in Denmead 🙂 pic.twitter.com/Te729tpOM4
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Trying to identify a suitably celebratory cocktail from every state that flipped. Thoughts?
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Lots of tweets about future US policy. On that, I'll wait and see. The news, and the relief, is that dishonest nationalist populism has been defeated at the ballot box. The US remains hugely flawed. But perhaps that 'shining city on the hill' is starting back into view.
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A great moment. #Relief
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