#Herts

I’ve got my 2019 Herts Bird Report too. Many congratulations to @csmo34 @Alang_46 @Birdinglondon and the rest of the team. I’m deep into reading it and have been thinking how
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Please don’t buy more food than you need. Food retailers are NOT closing. Deliveries continue daily. There are plentiful supplies. If you panic buy, folk on tight budgets may not
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For the last few years so many of us have poured so much love and rage into campaigning against the detention of migrant and refugee women at Yarl's Wood. Today,
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Rahmaan Mohammadi was reported to Prevent by his teachers and investigated by counter-terrorism officers when aged 14 for wearing a Free Palestine badge to school. It is not antisemitic to
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This heartbreaking story sums up our last 2 days on Twitter. THREAD.What happened? A driver *killed a man, and left him in the road to die*.The victim was riding a
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I am (just as in March/April/May) looking after an All-Covid "hot" ward these past 3 weeks and with maybe half having respiratory-dominant pattern. Knowing that *everyone* has tested positive fairly
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Hancock says so far it seems vaccine will still work on this variant of the virus. Areas going into Tier 3 from Weds: Greater London; south and west of Essex;
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Does anybody - at all - care about facts?No, Ireland do not have "the highest Covid infection rate for healthcare workers". I'll have to check again but we're not even
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Father's day this year holds many memories of my Dad. Dad died 10 years ago tomorrow. As opposed to feeling melancholy I thought I would do a little thread about
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I'm reading about a dramatic boat accident at Two Waters in Hertfordshire, where two brothers (George and Arthur Sells) rescued five drowning people in 1905. Who wants to hear more?
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When the @heartsmilkbank has surplus #donormilk (DHM) to hospital need, parents facing breastfeeding challenges can access it. But is this safe, and do the babies grow?Here, the first infant growth
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Strange Days ThreadThis thread is about the more unusual happenings of the last few years. First up, the 4 year cycle. Timing is everything.On November 4 2016 (note date) General
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2020 has been a bit pants, but for everyone who’s made it through with mind, body & soul reasonably intact, give yourselves a clap. Been trawling through pics to remind
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A thread about #COVID19, colonial violence, and how the English class system is wrecking the country. #coronavirus #ToriesOut #history #SystemChange #JohnsonMustGo This chap is Hugh Trenchard, or “viscount” Trenchard*,
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75 years ago today the #WW2 officially came to end with the surrender of Imperial Japan. Amidst the celebrations and relief for millions at home and abroad, there was one
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It is clear that covid cases and hospital admissions are increasing dramatically. Hospital admissions rising from covid cause multiple challenges across the nhs, not just from covid. If we assume
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