Today I learned that this part of Dublin’s financial services hub is affectionately called “Canary Dwarf” Every day a learning day…

Once again, my belief that a Labour government would herald a cultural renaissance for the U.K. has been proven massively incorrect

us after the buffet

BHX Update - Runway Temporarily Closed

I’ve always been a fan of Liam Neeson’s comedy and list-making.

Like the battle in my brain around cake/chocolate...except that they have more self control.

The rise of American-style pick up trucks on British roads is ridiculous. Most owners aren't ranchers living in the wilderness, they live on a crowded suburban housing estate, and all their neighbours think they are twats.

Thanks google AI but I meant to type “shut”…

“the train will be too noisy for my dead father” is probably the funniest NIMBY argument I’ve ever heard

I’m in an airport and the guy next to me has been watching videos with NO HEADPHONES. It’s so annoying. I finally took out my phone and started doing the same. But I made sure to slowly increase my volume over his. He looked over at me like he was super annoyed. And then turned

We now cross over to MasterChef

Hounslow council have banned Lime bikes, and licensed Forest and Voi; neighbouring Richmond has licensed Lime and banned the others. So every bridge is Checkpoint Charlie, with loads of Lime bikes parked on one side and loads of Forest and Voi on the other. Top work everyone!

Non-Irish followers, “The Roes” are a sickness we suffer from every Sunday evening, named after Glenroe, a 90’s tv show about ppl shaggin’ in hay sheds and drinkin tea and sayin ‘Well, Jaysus” cos a tractor wouldn’t start. Cos when it was over, we’d have to go to bed for school.

Pay pretty decent tbh

*One month before her 95th birthday, Patricia Routledge wrote something that still gently echoes:* **“I’ll be turning 95 this coming Monday. In my younger years, I was often filled with worry — worry that I wasn’t quite good enough, that no one would cast me again, that I

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This is the chair I want. Does this exist?

Meanwhile what was The UK's oldest working cinema, Birmingham's The Electric (1909), is approaching 18 months of being closed, boarded up and threatened by demolition by Glenbrook Property. Birmingham was the cradle of the film industry. 2nd city? 2nd rate.

The successful move of a 1,631-tonne steel bridge over Lawley Middleway marks the next major step in building the mile-long series of five viaducts that will bring HS2 trains into #Birmingham Curzon Street Station. Here are some shots of the operation 📷 #HS2InPictures