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f my wife, daughter or mum needed CPR, I’d want someone to act without worrying about touching her chest. I’m proud to highlight St John Ambulance’s CPR Bra campaign in this week’s Mail Good Health: “It’s OK to save my life.”
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Those who care most about Manchester United – the fans and Michael Carrick – are those who have been let down the most by owners and players. #MUFC Column @FourFourTwo fourfourtwo.com/team/henry-w…
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A quick message on what it means to me personally to win the Ballon d’Or!! 🙌🏆
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Monday Blog, your welcome to read, share or just listen 👂
Sometimes a break away is just what …. Click the link below to find out more ⬇️
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The message Dermot Murnaghan seemed to be sending us at his memorial service last week…
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⚠️ This 508t vehicle is entering Cheshire after passing through Talke/Newcastle. Police are holding traffic as it approaches Congleton on the A34.
The 5.8m wide load is travelling from Stafford to Ellesmere Port over the weekend. It is being escorted by police and is moving slowly. Expect delays.
The 96m long vehicle has come from GE Vernova's factory in Stafford, transporting a Supergrid Transformer within a girder frame trailer. It has mant axles to evenly distribute the weight.
Today's route (Staffs):
• Ranshaw Dr to Riverway by Hough Retail Park
• A34 via Lichfield Rd & Queensway passed Stafford centre
• A518 via Lammascote Rd, Weston Rd & Beaconside
• A34 north via Stone Rd
• A34 contraflow passed Stone
• Back onto A34 north at Darlaston
• Continues on A34 via Trentham & Hanford
• A527 & A52 contraflow around Newcastle-under-Lyme centre (via 'Fountains Roundabout')
• Back onto A34 via Lower Street & Liverpool Rd
• A34 from Newcastle Rd onto Congleton Rd at Talke (via 'Box Crossroads')
• A34 into Padgbury Ln & Box Ln in Congleton, Cheshire
• It will stop for the night in the A54 area
Will post tomorrow's route later.
The above info is based on previous moves by Collett from Stafford to Ellesmere Port. The order typically covers Saturday, Sunday & Monday.
The gross vehicle weight is 508 tonnes. It is 96 metres long and 5.8 metres wide. Due to these oversized dimensions it must take a complex route that includes occupying the opposite side of the carriageway.
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Good morning and welcome to Fish For Tea Friday
A smile can offer comfort without a word, kindness without a reason, and a little light on even the darkest of days.
So never underestimate the difference yours might make.
Share a smile 🧡
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Conservation efforts lead to record 'tern' around in Solent seabird numbers
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68 SLEEPS UNTIL #CHRISTMAS!
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Good morning & welcome to Roast Dinner Day
Sunday is a little reminder that life doesn’t always have to be a rush
Take time for the people who matter, be kind to those who may be struggling, and remember that doing nothing occasionally is doing something for yourself.
Council to monitor 'Gnome-man's land' roundabout bbc.in/4ytCgrt
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The Metropolitan Opera in New York asked its audience to stand in solidarity with Ukraine as the orchestra played the Ukrainian national anthem.
Hundreds rose together, and one voice in the crowd began singing along.
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Good morning and welcome to Fish For Tea Friday
You don’t have to understand everything someone is going through to show them kindness.
Sometimes the smallest gesture, a gentle word or a little understanding, can mean more than you’ll ever know.
Be kind. Always.
Robert Slater retweeted
A man suddenly approaches a group of street musicians and asks, “Can I play with you? I’ve got my pan flute.” When they ask what he wants to play, he chooses Vivaldi’s Winter from "The Four Seasons"—one of the most difficult pieces there is.
And then he leaves everyone around him in awe. On the pan flute, Michel Tirabosco delivers an incredibly skillful performance, with remarkable breath control and emotion. Even though this was a planned flash-mob-style setup, the real talent of the musicians and the pure joy they bring still move people deeply.
A beautiful moment of music, connection, and limitless passion.
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I spend a fair bit of time in historic racing, as many know and so I talk to a serious quota of ‘greatest generation’ racing drivers.
Here’s a few things millennials like me should really note - they are in their 70’s/80’s now…
They arrive on time without fail, (I’m talking - to the literal minute) explain patiently and quietly with zero pretence despite objectively terrifying feats/stories.
They minimise their own and maximise everyone else’s contribution to their usually significant results and achievements. And often tell the story from somebody else’s perspective
These are people forged by different world. Roll your eyes as much as you want, we need to grab their view of the world before it’s gone.























