lifts.matteason.co.uk now shows historical reliability data for almost every station lift in the UK - for example, lifts.matteason.co.uk/HRH/history

I really hope this is useful for people who need to know how accessible local stations are as well as accessibility and disability rights campaigners

All buses in London are meant to be accessible. It would help if the ramp worked. Also, if they didn't stop in the middle of the road.

Tributes to MND champion who created 'vital' Euan's Guide
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cwy585kdx7ko
#UK #BBCNews

If you’ve no connection with disabled community here in the U.K., you may not be aware of Euan’s guide. They have a directory of location access information, do access surveys, & post out signs that attach to the emergency cords in disabled toilets to remind people they need to reach the ground.

LOL. Twitter is having a Black Friday sale on Premium accounts...not desperate at all. 🤣

All Saint's Church Brixworth, Northamptonshire is perhaps the most important survival of Anglo-Saxon architecture north of the Alps. Much of the C7th church remains from the reign of King Wulfhere in the form of a Roman Basilica. The stair turret is C10th. Spire is C14th.

Confronted with the unfamiliar word "mzda" in a meeting, I don't mind admitting that I correctly guessed at a meaning like 'payment' on the basis of words remembered from Ancient Greek and Avestan

I plan to post at least one of my photos a day here on Bluesky. I design each of my photos using recent research into the benefits to mental health of looking at plants & patterns in nature.
Making my collections relaxes my noisy autistic+ADHD brain & they'll relax yours by looking at them here:

Finally given up on the unrelenting misery of X.

I'm hoping to rediscover the community that Twitter once hosted.

This is Rafferty my faithful companion in life.

Sums up the current state of the US politics