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DAY 20 👼 | Winter has well and truly arrived! Brrrr… ❄☃️ One more reminder for athletes: If you pick up any winter coughs or colds, make sure you check all medication you take on the Global DRO website 👉 fal.cn/t6v9m #UKADventcalendar

THINK REAL | New year, new habits... Schools can use our Think Real resources to inspire young people aged 11-16 to make healthy, informed decisions. Download them here 👉 fal.cn/35RAz #GetSetThinkReal

#TamworthAC Snr XC team racing tomorrow, looking to defend their league leading stays and make it 3 wins out of 3. Come ON Tamworth!!

Tamworth AC Snr Men XC team going into today’s 4th and final B’ham & Dist XC Lg Div 3 race as league leaders and looking good for promotion.

Tamworth AC Snr Men win Div 3 championship of B’ham & Dist XC Lg

Covid 19 Statement Due to a member of staff at Tamworth FC showing symptoms of Coronavirus, we have taken precautionary measures by putting our Academy and Scholars on lockdown for 10 days.

👩‍⚕️👨‍⚕️ | Athletes can be tested any time, any place. Ever wondered what happens during the testing process? Find out 👉 fal.cn/3aHC0 #CleanSport #TheMoreYouKnow

When you are in the SHIZO and don't have many options of entertainment, you can always amuse yourself through correspondence with the prison administration. Here are some of the responses to my inquiries I received from IK-6: 1. "In response your request, we inform you: no, two

Some 208 years ago, Napoleon was about to through his last dice of the Napoleonic era…

⁦Waterloo Association⁩ ⁦Napoleonic & Revolutionary War Graves Charity⁩ quiet unassuming place of rest for Private Charles Birch of the 3rd Light Dragoons, died this day 1833 in the village of Austrey, North Warwickshire.

The NRWGC is appealing to friends in the living history community. We’re creating a fundraising calendar, featuring units in all their Revolutionary & Napoleonic finery. DM us if you’d like to help. Sadly remuneration for images is not possible, but proceeds support our work

My very latest reading has taken me to Abercromby. First read about Abercromby through my interest in the disastrous Helder campaign of 1799 and Sir John Moore’s early career and thought it was about time I got to understand more about this outstanding military leader of the age.

Remembrance Sunday at St Mary the Virgin church, Hemsby. Past many a thought for my Great Uncle, Sgt George Loads of the 7th Bt Norfolk Reg. Killed 13Oct 1915 Battle of Loos. RIP, always in our thoughts…

My latest read. The campaigns into Low Countries during the Revolutionary & Napoleonic periods are fascinating, all seemingly fell apart into failure due the individual agenda of the allies.

#waterlooA another great piece of ‘light’ reading arrived today, always look forward to this quarterly journal.

19/Sept 2024, 225th anniversary, battle of Bergen, Nth Holland, 1799. Poorly coordinated offensive action from anglo British & Russian army resulted in them being unable to hold Bergen and retreating back to where they had started the day.

My latest bit of reading on this fascinating campaign of revolutionary wars.

My next ‘bit’ of reading on the first coalition turned up this morning…. Hoping that this gives details of why the British efforts fell apart .. Waterloo Association Napoleonic Quarterly

Very happy the have found the memorial of Lieutenant-General Sir Ralph Abercrombie at Fort Almo, Valletta on the island of Malta. Died following his wounds taken at the battle of Alexandria, 21March 1801.