Some nice job news! Looking forward to joining the Bloomsbury Books UK team as well as returning to Head of Zeus ✨📚 thebookseller.com/news/jennifer-…

Blimey. When you put it like that… RAF Museum WW2 Pod: We Have Ways of Making You Talk WW2 Headquarters

A local memorial mason just posted that they made the stone for this grave, where some bodies found in a parish not far away from us were reburied. Rather moving.

1975 - The quiant nature of post-war prefabricated homes and the charming people who moved into them. Many of the people whose homes had been destroyed in the war didn't even have indoor toilets. Some houses had multiple families cramped into one house. So, at the time, these

Like London buses... #CPFC 📸 Keith Gillard

Crystal Palace's last 10 games have included Arsenal away, Liverpool away, Chelsea away, Spurs away, FA Cup semi-final vs Villa, FA Cup final vs Man City, Community Shield vs Liverpool. They are unbeaten in all those 10 games and won 2 trophies. Oliver Glasner 📈👑

Classy touch. Painted and funded by fans. Our Palace. Holmesdale Fanatics 👏

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"Keep your face always towards the sunshine/ and the shadows will fall behind you." Mount Ephraim Gardens, Faversham.

Looking forward to reading at the launch of Suzannah V. Evans debut poetry collection Under the Blue Burley Fisher Books with Nina Mingya Powles 💙 Tickets here: shorturl.at/LxKNz

Is there a better Battle of the Atlantic film than The Cruel Sea?

Snorkers! Good-oh!

Very happy to have a poem in the new issue of Poetry Ireland / Éigse Éireann edited by Stephen Sexton.

John Lucas, a fine poet and terrific editor and publisher at Shoestring Press, has died at the age of 88. Sad news and a blow for the U.K. poetry scene.

My last ever post from the great, and humble, and warm John Lucas, whose death has left me extremely sad. He was the literary doyen of my adopted home city, and was in all ways inimitable. Rest in peace, dear John.

A tree that was blown down during a winter storm has been turned into a 6 metre sculpture of a pouncing fox at a Cornish gardens. The Lost Gardens of Heligan unveiled Lowarnes - Cornish for vixen - which was made from the wood of a 150-year-old Cornish Red rhododendron. Staff

Tomorrow, 27th September, will be the 85th anniversary of the Battle of Graveney Marsh, the last ground engagement with a foreign force on the mainland of Britain. Crew of a shot-down Ju 88 versus London Irish Riflemen. Drinks all round in the pub after. wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of…

The squad of 25/26. (two new additions 🏆)

Come one, come all to this @thelondonmag event a week tomorrow to see me and three others attempting a perilous thing: reading our poems exclusively FROM MEMORY ... thelondonmagazine.org/product/off-th…

IRFAN 00Q Mushy bowling well, in good rhythm, had to change the landscape he was looking at when running up to bowl. Stopped him in his tracks initially because he didn’t know if I was ready or not. Lord’s 1996.