A compostable food carton featuring the logos of Bertie’s Cheesecake and Zooteek deli.
Breakfast on the go courtesy of Zooteek deli and Bertie’s burnt Basque cheesecake, #StNeots
Naughty but nice
#SaturdayVibes
Wood sculpture of a standing female figure with raised fist salute
#WOMENSART blog:
Elizabeth Catlett: Homage To My Black Sisters womensartblog.wordpress.com/2016/11/10/e...
#WomensHistoryMonth
Monochrome photograph featuring a crowd of woman sitting on grass a woman near the front holds a placard with writing 'Eve was framed'
Women's liberation protest sign, New York, August 26, 1970. Tens of thousands of women marched along Fifth Avenue to Bryant Park to demand equal opportunity in employment and society #WomensArt #WomensHistoryMonth
Firefighters lining up a ladder ready to install nesting boxes
Firefighter on a ladder installing house martin nesting boxes
Firefighters in Charlbury have installed house martin nesting boxes as part of ladder practice. The boxes were fixed below eaves awaiting the arrival of the birds later this month. Charlbury Wildlife Society reports the martins are already regulars at (the eaves of) the nearby Rose & Crown pub.
Helen Matthews (c. 1872–1950), Scottish artist, footballer & suffragette (below left), also recruited the first Black woman footballer in the UK. Emma Clark (below right) is thought to have made her debut for the British Ladies' Football Club in 1895. #WomensHistoryMonth ⚽️
Not only would I be happy to replace Churchill on fivers with a badger, I'd replace the Churchill statue in Parliament Square with a big bronze badger AND I'd replace Ed Davey with an ACTUAL badger coz it'd probably vote in less austerity.
@jonpountney1.bsky.social
This is the print I ordered
It’s a beauty!
Diolch, Jon. Perffaith / Thanks, Jon. Perfect.
It’s the print of a table in a cafe with the sun coming through a blind. I’ve sent you an email with my address.
Already excited to receive my brown paper packaging tied up with string…
Mahogany wood booth seating in a chip shop of blue and painted walls where the sun is streaming in.
A mug of tea alongside traditional style salt and vinegar cellars on a table.
Channelling my inner Martin Parr to best capture the vibe in this fabulous old fashioned chippie I’ve found in #Leicester
Friendly service, hearty food and prices as down to earth as the good folks and kids enjoying the treat of a chip supper on a school night
#Grateful
#JoyInTheLittleThings
The richest Americans saw their net worth soar 120% from 2017 to 2025.
The top 1% now control $55.8 trillion in assets — more than the G.D.P. of the United States and China combined.
Meanwhile, millions of Americans live paycheck to paycheck.
Still wondering if inequality is out of control?
This constantly repeated scenario of hundreds of thousands fleeing from one bombed out location only to then be forced to flee from another. What a moral stain.
Morning all
Manchester, October, 1962. Photographer Henri Cartier- Bresson.
Words written in white capital letters on a dusk sky that say, “If you never go, you will never know”.
Landed in Leicester where I’m working for most of the week
Like every new place I arrive, I seek out an eatery away from the high street for dinner
Tonight I enjoyed one of the best Tom Kha soups I’ve ever had
I’m proud to hail from the South Wales Valleys but my god, I love a multi-cultural city
Black and white headshot of Maya Angelou with her head resting on her hands.
“You may encounter many defeats, but you must not be defeated.
In fact, it may be necessary to encounter the defeats, so you can know who you are, what you can rise from, and how you can still come out of it."
~ #MayaAngelou
#MondayMotivation
Black and white photo of Maya Angelou.
“I learned a long time ago the wisest thing I can do is be on my own side.”
#SelfCareSunday this International Women’s Day as inspired by queen Maya Angelou
Black and white photograph from a 1977 protest march for International Women’s Day. A group of women carry a banner saying “Defend Women’s Rights”.
International Women’s Day began as a labour movement
15,000 women marched through New York City in 1908 demanding shorter working hours, better pay and the right to vote
In 1911, International Women’s Day was created for women around the world to demand their rights
#HerStory
#IWD2026
Welsh people very friendly - boys are lovely. Nicer than the English boys.
Textile banners with tbe text 'Girls say no to the bombs' with images of dives and peace and womens symbols
Banner by UK peace activist Thalia Campbell, a founder of the Greenham Common Women's Peace Camp in 1981. She produced over 250 textile banners in activism for disarmament of nuclear weapons #WomensArt #WomensHistoryMonth
I suddenly remember to notice my 7-year-old’s hand in mine: the warmth of it, the size - smaller than it will be when she is eight, larger than six. My heart is so full of the transient beauty of it, I almost can’t stand it.
Morning all.
Photographer Robin Dale, Ulla Street Boot Boys. Middlesbrough 1970s.
I shall always remember the custodian who heard me read my oath aloud comment on how eloquently I had spoken
It put quite a spring in the step of this fresher from the South Wales Valleys
#Proud
#FirstGeneration
Resource packs including colourful craft items, jigsaws, stress balls, creative toys and six different books.
So very happy my latest resource packs have been landing in Manchester, Leicester and South Wales on #WorldBookDay
With stories of bear hunts, #Welsh dragons, dreaming big, courage, fire engines and the Great Fire of London, they can leave an impact on #children as needed as becoming #fire safe
I just messaged you and then remembered this! I messaged that I’m in Aberdare on Sat 28 March for a women’s art exhibition at the museum and wondered about being able to pick up my photographic print from you later that day, please? Pob lwc for tomorrow; gutted not to be there as I’m in Yorkshire.
Emmanuel Damas in a patterned dress shirt and striped tie leaning against a metal railing on a sunny residential street with red brick rowhouses and flowering trees in the background.
Emmanuel Damas, 56, died in ICE custody on Monday.
Damas came to the U.S. from Haiti seeking asylum. After six months in ICE custody—the last four at CoreCivic's Florence Correctional Center—he died from complications from a tooth infection.
A tooth infection.
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Good morning my lovelies 💕
"From Gaza to Iran, Children Have Always Been Sacrificed by Western Imperial Aims"
A US-Israeli strike on an elementary school in Minab reportedly killed at least 165 – mostly young girls who were only trying to learn, writes Fatima Bhutto for Zeteo:
Monochrome photograph featuring a white woman on a scooter in a street facing left dressed in a long black dress and hat
In 1916, Florence Norman, a suffragette in London, used a motorised scooter known as a Autoped #WomensArt
Every month on Womensart is #WomensHistoryMonth 💙
Reform win a seat: The true Volk have spoken and we all must listen.
Greens win a seat: Early reports that Muslims may have ‘voted’ (an ancient Islamic practice designed to steal elections). How severely should the franchise be limited in response?
Stitched banner saying “Welcome to Sheffield. Lesbian capital of the north”.
Just one of many reasons why it’s always good to be working in God’s County
#WomensArt
#MondayMotivation
#Yorkshire
