I may be an atheist, but I’m asking everyone to pray for #Trump.
Specifically, Psalm 109:8…
“Let his days be few; and let another take his office.”
Thank you for your attention and participation.
11 March 2015 ► Roadworks were completed to make the busy A453 main road into the south of #Nottingham into a dual carriageway and, in a small ceremony, it was renamed ‘Remembrance Way’, to honour the 453 members of the UK armed forces who died in the recent war in Afghanistan.
#NottinghamHistory
No weirdos please…
11 March 1996 ► The #Nottingham Evening Post changed from a broadsheet newspaper to a tabloid.
#NottinghamHistory
11 March 1811 ► The Luddite movement began after a demonstration of framework knitters in #Nottingham’s Market Place.
#NottinghamHistory
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** EXETER MATE!**
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I “detest” unnecessary quotation marks, speling erors, incorrect apostrophe’s, and the Oxford comma.
March 1970 ► #Nottingham Fashion designer Paul Smith opened his first shop in the city.
#NottinghamHistory
Max, who is not supposed to be sleeping or shedding fur on the sofa without a blanket, seems very relaxed about it…
Walked through #Nottingham’s Arboretum yesterday. Nice (presumably Victorian?) brickwork showing while the pond is drained for cleaning.
9 March 2004 ► The first #Nottingham Express Transit trams operated from Hucknall, through Bulwell and the city to the railway station. The first tramline in the city since the old system closed in 1936.
#NottinghamHistory
🌈 Thank you
I’ve been sorting through some family history files again; this is me in April 1975, designing publicity material for #Nottingham City Transport.
Just be kind.
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8 March 1969 ► #Nottingham’s famous Black Boy Hotel, the Victorian masterpiece by local architect Watson Fothergill, finally closed its doors.
#NottinghamHistory
#Ofcom is broken. Fix it now!
If Ofcom doesn’t think the GB News interview with Trump broke the rules, then Ofcom itself is broken.
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These engineers know their onions; you herb it here first.
zZzit! everything on #Caturday
7 March 1963 ► The Beatles played for the first time in #Nottingham, in the ballroom above Co-operative House on Parliament Street.
#NottinghamHistory
On the stock exchange today, helium was up, feathers were down and paper was stationary.
‘Heroines of Freethought’ was the title of an 1876 work by Sara Underwood that celebrated the lives of humanist women who lived and worked before the emergence of humanist organisations such as the ethical societies. #HumanistsUK #HumanistHeritage
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6 March 1928 ► #Nottingham architect Watson Fothergill died and was buried in the Church Cemetery on Mansfield Road.
#NottinghamHistory
6 March 1916 ► Miss Alice Astill became #Nottingham’s first female taxi driver.
#NottinghamHistory
Intriguing, but you could end up with either warm lager, or frozen lager…
I don't know, I assumed it came from his 'Notes on Nationalism,' but I haven't tried to verify it.
