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We’re thrilled to announce that @danielelkeles.bsky.social will be our next chief executive. Daniel will bring a wealth of experience and a passion for improving healthcare to NHS Providers.
Thank you to @saffroncordery.bsky.social for her leadership as interim chief executive.
➡️ bit.ly/3QnnhM8
Thank you to @saffroncordery.bsky.social for her leadership as interim chief executive.
➡️ bit.ly/3QnnhM8
February 17, 2025 at 1:53 PM
We’re thrilled to announce that @danielelkeles.bsky.social will be our next chief executive. Daniel will bring a wealth of experience and a passion for improving healthcare to NHS Providers.
Thank you to @saffroncordery.bsky.social for her leadership as interim chief executive.
➡️ bit.ly/3QnnhM8
Thank you to @saffroncordery.bsky.social for her leadership as interim chief executive.
➡️ bit.ly/3QnnhM8
Win tickets to go and see The Double Act @ Arcola theatre. Just watch the vid...
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The Double Act Vox Pops.mp4 | 🚨 TICKET GIVEAWAY! 🚨The Double Act is 'FUNNY!' 😂 Think you can count how many times we say funny in this video? Drop your answer in the comments, and you... | By Arcola T...
🚨 TICKET GIVEAWAY! 🚨The Double Act is 'FUNNY!' 😂 Think you can count how many times we say funny in this video? Drop your answer in the comments, and you...
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February 1, 2025 at 2:42 PM
Win tickets to go and see The Double Act @ Arcola theatre. Just watch the vid...
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"What's past is prologue"
The Tempest
William Shakespeare
The Tempest
William Shakespeare
February 1, 2025 at 2:53 AM
"What's past is prologue"
The Tempest
William Shakespeare
The Tempest
William Shakespeare
Go see the husband's brilliant play at Arcola theatre:
The Double Act by Mark Jagasia
@arcolatheatre.bsky.social @markjagasia.bsky.social
The Double Act by Mark Jagasia
@arcolatheatre.bsky.social @markjagasia.bsky.social
Saw this cracking new play last night at the @arcolatheatre.bsky.social in Dalston. Written by an old mate of mine from newspaper days, it's a dark & very funny analysis of changing attitudes to offence, comedy & politics. Performances are uniformly exquisite.
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The Double Act
In a crumbling coastal town, a fading comedian is forced to confront his estranged ex-partner - a deranged recluse fixated on their distant heyday—in a tale of guilt, ambition and the ghosts of Britis...
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January 28, 2025 at 4:27 PM
Go see the husband's brilliant play at Arcola theatre:
The Double Act by Mark Jagasia
@arcolatheatre.bsky.social @markjagasia.bsky.social
The Double Act by Mark Jagasia
@arcolatheatre.bsky.social @markjagasia.bsky.social
Snow means hibernation and reading
January 5, 2025 at 9:38 AM
Snow means hibernation and reading
POV: It’s New Year’s Eve, the day after your mother’s funeral, and yes you are going to drink your (187ml of wine) duty free on the flight. But also your fear of flying has abated because to perish under these circumstances would be too rock n roll so you are guaranteed to land safely.
December 31, 2024 at 7:54 PM
POV: It’s New Year’s Eve, the day after your mother’s funeral, and yes you are going to drink your (187ml of wine) duty free on the flight. But also your fear of flying has abated because to perish under these circumstances would be too rock n roll so you are guaranteed to land safely.
Watching Michel Roux on the Food Network for some last minute tips, and although I want to be adventurous enough to try pigs’ trotters, I struggle with any recipe that begins with ‘first burn off the hairs’ or ‘blowtorch the ears’…
December 25, 2024 at 12:14 PM
Watching Michel Roux on the Food Network for some last minute tips, and although I want to be adventurous enough to try pigs’ trotters, I struggle with any recipe that begins with ‘first burn off the hairs’ or ‘blowtorch the ears’…
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Happy winter solstice 2024 #speirgorm www.rte.ie/news/ireland...
Crowds to gather at Newgrange for Winter Solstice
Crowds will gather at Newgrange in Co Meath this morning for the Winter Solstice - the astronomical phenomenon that marks the shortest day and the longest night of the year.
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December 21, 2024 at 6:34 AM
Happy winter solstice 2024 #speirgorm www.rte.ie/news/ireland...
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Bedroom window's open a crack for fresh air and it's bringing in the heady smell of distant turf smoke and night-time bubbling curlew calls from the shore through the cold darkness. Irish winter is tough, but it's beautiful.
December 2, 2024 at 10:37 PM
Bedroom window's open a crack for fresh air and it's bringing in the heady smell of distant turf smoke and night-time bubbling curlew calls from the shore through the cold darkness. Irish winter is tough, but it's beautiful.
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Today is Transgender Day of Remembrance. Each year, the trans community loses too many lives, especially trans women of color, to hate and violence.
More than ever, we must stand by our trans family and support them, hold space for them, and insist the scapegoating and targeting stop.
Now.
More than ever, we must stand by our trans family and support them, hold space for them, and insist the scapegoating and targeting stop.
Now.
November 20, 2024 at 3:18 PM
Today is Transgender Day of Remembrance. Each year, the trans community loses too many lives, especially trans women of color, to hate and violence.
More than ever, we must stand by our trans family and support them, hold space for them, and insist the scapegoating and targeting stop.
Now.
More than ever, we must stand by our trans family and support them, hold space for them, and insist the scapegoating and targeting stop.
Now.
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The recipe for soda bread from a well-established Irish chef casually includes the instruction to cut a cross on it "to let the fairies out", because there's only two things people correctly fear on this island: open slurry pits, and angering the Aos Sí
November 16, 2024 at 2:17 PM
The recipe for soda bread from a well-established Irish chef casually includes the instruction to cut a cross on it "to let the fairies out", because there's only two things people correctly fear on this island: open slurry pits, and angering the Aos Sí