The This Is Fine meme is a welcome addition to the comms pack.

Magna Carta being attacked you say? King John not best pleased.

Good! Finally fighting the narrative.

Very sad, a proper countryside pub.

June 1993 and the government is beset by crisis and sleaze.

“If we were to offer that tale of events to the BBC…I think that the producers of 'Yes, Minister' would have turned it down as hopelessly over the top. It might have even been too much for 'Some Mothers Do 'Ave Them'.

Long shadows...

Naiad is back after a brief time away. Water is running. All is well.

Cov folks...

Greggs on Fairfax Street open. Replaces the lost one in Shelton Square. Perfect for a student accom block haha!

Happy birthday to one of music's most electric frontmen, Dave Gahan of Depeche Mode 🖤

'Save the date - Volunteers' Week this year is June 3rd-9th. 🙋

2024 marks 40 years of this initiative, and over 20 years of STEM Ambassadors!

Make sure to check out current requests from educators on our site. We're always on the hunt for more selfies and videos, so tag us 😊

The Naiad has returned to Upper Precinct!

The statue was moved after someone detached it from its fixing.

Jim O'Boyle popped down to see its new location and recorded a quick clip explaining the situation.

Dave Gahan is 62 today.
Happy Birthday Dave!
#DepecheMode

Good, the gas engines for the electrics kept catching fire.

The Birth Of The Cure: 'It was pure nihilism'

On this day in 1979 The Cure released their debut album Three Imaginary Boys. From an early gig in a hospital through punk epiphanies, terminated contracts and beyond, MOJO charts the band's origins and rise.
mojo4music.com/articles/stori…

Naiad is back... Please leave it alone now.

My next phone!?

Happy 45th Anniversary to #TheCure 's debut album ‘Three Imaginary Boys’ originally released May 8, 1979 | Read our tribute by rayna + listen to the album here: album.ink/thecureTIB The Cure

Mike looks like he's worth a vote despite the odd defection today!

NEW: I'm told former Nuneaton Tory councillor Clare Golby lost her seat to a Labour councillor who is a SEND parent.

Christian Smith won the Arbury seat by just five votes in the local elections.

Warwickshire County Council is investigating Golby over her comments about SEND.