Sam
@sjs.bsky.social
Digital and social scicomms. Former head of audience/content/social Newsquest, now UK Research and Innovation (@ukri.org). Stories can change the world, so let's tell some good ones.
the Bythesea's owned a lot of land and gave that bit to the town, I think. He had a famous Rear Admiral nephew maybe? I think I read a Wilts Times article about it once
November 12, 2025 at 5:19 PM
the Bythesea's owned a lot of land and gave that bit to the town, I think. He had a famous Rear Admiral nephew maybe? I think I read a Wilts Times article about it once
(if that's Trowbridge anyway!)
November 12, 2025 at 5:17 PM
(if that's Trowbridge anyway!)
A man called Samuel Bythesea, I believe
November 12, 2025 at 5:16 PM
A man called Samuel Bythesea, I believe
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It takes an obscene amount of hubris to lecture the BBC when you have The Telegraph’s record on truth-telling.
Some of the paper’s errors this year are so bad they’re almost laughable 👇🏻
Some of the paper’s errors this year are so bad they’re almost laughable 👇🏻
The Telegraph’s BBC hypocrisy
A paper that knows a thing or two about editorial f*ck-ups...
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November 10, 2025 at 7:48 PM
It takes an obscene amount of hubris to lecture the BBC when you have The Telegraph’s record on truth-telling.
Some of the paper’s errors this year are so bad they’re almost laughable 👇🏻
Some of the paper’s errors this year are so bad they’re almost laughable 👇🏻