It's been a manic few days, we had a serious thingy happen at work which has turned everything upside down.
Showing posts with label brexit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label brexit. Show all posts
Monday, 3 February 2020
Wednesday, 25 December 2019
1912.25 THE CAPTAIN'S YULETIDE MESSAGE
As I usual I like to take an opportunity to look back at my year as it disappears in the 'rear view mirror'. The post is published at the same time as the Queen gives her speech, and as she does I've prepared it beforehand, I'm guessing at the moment it goes up I'll be tucking into our seasonal feast.
Thursday, 12 December 2019
1911.12 A CHRISTMAS ELECTION
It's been almost 100 years since the UK saw a December general election. But that's not the only thing different about this election.
Location:
South Yorkshire, UK
Tuesday, 10 September 2019
Wednesday, 23 January 2019
1901.23 BREXI-McBREXFACE
I'm a passionate remainer. I make no apology for it, I believe that the path this country is on is wrong. Problem is I'm surrounded by "Brexiteers", it's difficult to have a decent conversation.
Location:
South Yorkshire, UK
Tuesday, 25 December 2018
1812.25 THE CAPTAIN'S CHRISTMAS MESSAGE
I like to take this opportunity to look back on my year at this time. As usual I'm publishing this post at the same time the Queen gives her address to the commonwealth. In reality I'm probably eating my dinner at this point, if you're catching up later I'll probably drinking beer.
Labels:
blogging,
brexit,
cartooning,
Christmas,
cycling,
family,
friends,
news,
preview,
remembrance,
review,
star trek,
Tour de France,
TV,
Wales,
work
Location:
South Yorkshire, UK
Monday, 22 October 2018
1810.22 ALL IN THIS TOGETHER

Labels:
austerity,
brexit,
current events,
government,
news,
politics,
work
Location:
South Yorkshire, UK
Monday, 25 December 2017
1712.25 THE CAPTAIN'S CHRISTMAS MESSAGE
At the time I publish this (and if you're in the UK) you're probably sat down to your Christmas Dinner (I'm northern, dinner is at lunchtime - subject for another time) or sat in front of the TV watching the Queen give her address to the commonwealth. There's a chance you've decided to read this in which case I'm honoured, if you're catching up later on then that's fine too. Ok it's time for me to take the time to reflect on the year behind me.
Labels:
blogging,
brexit,
cartooning,
Christmas,
cycling,
Doctor Who,
family,
friends,
news,
preview,
remembrance,
review,
star trek,
Tour de France,
TV,
Wales,
work
Location:
South Yorkshire, UK
Friday, 31 March 2017
1703.31 ARTICLE 50 - SHIT JUST GOT REAL
On Wednesday our Prime Minister Theresa May triggered Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty starting a two year countdown to the UK's exit from the European Union.
Britain's ambassador to the EU, Sir Tim Barrow, hand-delivered a six page letter from Mrs May to EU Council President Donald Tusk in Brussels to formally begin proceedings.
Location:
South Yorkshire, UK
Saturday, 31 December 2016
1612.31 THE END
As year draws to a close many reflect on the events of the year. Some say that 2016 has been a really bad year and in many respects. Political upheaval, celebrity deaths as well as the usual war and terror. It's difficult not to say it's been a bad year.
Location:
St Neots, PE19, UK
Sunday, 25 December 2016
1612.25 THE CAPTAIN'S CHRISTMAS MESSAGE
Labels:
blogging,
brexit,
Christmas,
cycling,
Doctor Who,
family,
friends,
Holme Moss,
news,
Olympics,
preview,
remembrance,
review,
star trek,
Tour de France,
TV,
Wales,
work
Location:
South Yorkshire, UK
Monday, 4 July 2016
1607.04 POST HATE
Since the Brexit vote over a week ago there has been a nationwide increase in hate crime against immigrants and those perceived to be. It is being blamed on how certain groups ran the 'leave' campaign however I think that certain people are just using this as an excuse to exercise their prejudices. It's sad that in the 21st century these xenophobic attitudes prevail in our country.
With all this comes the rise in the humble safety pin. You may have noticed certain people wearing these on their clothes. No, it's not punk rock making a comeback but a statement, a sign of solidarity with those who share this island with us. To show that the person wearing the pin is a 'safe' person to sit with on public transport or stand with in a shop or pub.
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| Safety pin on my fleece |
I am wearing my pin on my clothes and my uniform at work to show my support. I am disappointed with some of my fellow countrymen(and women) and stand together with decent hardworking people who have decided to make Great Britain their home.
Labels:
brexit,
community,
EU,
hate,
immigration,
referendum,
safety
Location:
South Yorkshire, UK
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