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Thirty years old today. Terrific album and another anniversary which seems to have happened too quickly.

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Glasgow's one and only Statue of Liberty on the top of a tenement on corner of Queen's Drive and Langside Road. It dates from 1886, the same year her more famous sister was dedicated in New York. #glasgow #architecture #sculpture #statueofliberty #queenspark #architecturephotography

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The gothic tower of Glasgow University in the late evening sun. While most of this building was designed by George Gilbert Scott and was built in the 1860s, the tower and spire were only completed by his son, John Oldrid Scott, in the 1890s. #glasgow #architecture #architecturephotography

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ALL FLEETWOOD MAC SONGS THAT DO NOT FEATURE A STEVIE NICKS LEAD VOCAL ARE NOW TARIFFED AT 250%

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As part of our 20th anniversary celebrations, our colleagues have been sharing some of their memories from their time at the PPF. We’d love to hear your stories, memories and pictures too! Tag us and use the hashtag #PPF20

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Hopeless interviewing by Amol Rajan of Chris Philip on Today just now. Neither Philp not Rajan seem to know that much of the "working age benefit bill" goes to people who work.

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Has anyone completed the Guardian cryptic crossword, Saturday 22 February?

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Love this beautifully crafted enamel and metal thistle on the door of an former bank on Dumbarton Road in Partick. It's this kind of little detail which really brings joy to my life whenever I spot one. #glasgow #architecture #glasgowbuildings #design #partick #thistle #enamel #designdetail

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Fascinating figures today from the Pensions Regulator. The 4000 smallest DB schemes out of a total of 4818 schemes have assets of £127 bn out of the £1..24 tr total for all schemes. Even the “smallest” 4750 schemes have only just over half the overall total. (Figs estimated as at 30 Sept 2024)

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Good morning, Glasgow. What a way to start the day! #glasgow #goodmorning #goodmorningglasgow #glasgowtoday #sunrise #glasgowsunrise #theclyde

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@jburnmurdoch.bsky.social has done a thing on the decline in fertility www.ft.com/content/43e2...

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Sunrise at the Squinty Bridge over the Clyde in Glasgow. The tower in the distance is the former headquarters of the Scottish Cooperative Wholesale Society on Morrison Street. #glasgow #architecture #sunrise #glasgowsunrise #squintybridge #goodmorning #glasgowtoday

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Royal Exchange Square in Central Glasgow was looking particularly spectacular as the sun was going down this evening. And as always, at the centre of it all was the Duke wearing his customary headgear. #glasgow #royalexchangesquare #goma #lights #glasgowbuildings #architecture #nightphotography

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The western facade of the former Templeton Carpet Factory on Glasgow Green. Designed by William Leiper and bassd on the Doge's Palace in Venice, it was built in 1889. Cont./ #glasgow #architecture #glasgowbuildings #glasgowgreen #templetoncarpetfactory #architecturephotography

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A street scar on a cobbled street in the West End of Glasgow. Street scars are patches of asphalt used to repair a road that are not the same colour, material and/or quality as the surrounding road surface. Cont./ #glasgow #streetscars #potholes #glasgowroads

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Last Sunday we were carol-singing in Glasgow City Centre, and this Sunday we're at it again, but in our wall on the Kelvin Walkway! #glasgow #penguin #penguins #glasgowpenguins #carolsinging #kelvinwalkway #streetart #glasgowstreetart #xmas2024

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Something really weird I noticed today: the gates at the southern entrance to Glasgow's Kelvingrove Park appear to feature the moustache of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, one of the city's greatest architects. 😀 #glasgow #moustache #kelvingrovepark #charlesrenniemackintosh #weird #glasgowhumour

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Umm… this is a little unexpected from the Express. A short travel piece on Helsinki that praises the public transport & pedestrian friendly spaces. It highlights how: “Extensive car-free zones have transformed neighbourhoods into havens of clean air and tranquility.”

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The @glasgowpenguins.bsky.social are putting on a fine dispaly for Christmas this year. Well worth checking out if you're around the West End. For those who don't already know, they can be found on the Kelvin Walkway near the old North Woodside Flint Mill. #glasgow #kelvinwalkway #streetart #xmas

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Day 7 #ArtAdventCalendar I've come to think of our yearly Christmas tree as more of an altar, using beautiful and meaningful adornments to tether the past to the present. Artfully recreated each year, it is at the same time a new tree and every prior tree, a standing wave in the flow of the years.

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📢 Stop sharing your wrapped. Brexit has hit UK music hard – red tape, spiralling costs, and lost opportunities are silencing our musicians. Let’s remind every music fan why Brexit is bad for UK music. Share our UK Music Industry Unwrapped today. 📢👇 www.europeanmovement.co.uk/uk_music_ind...

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Would save money. Ease pressure on councils. And reduce human suffering. Only reason for not doing this is bureaucratic conservatism and political timidity. www.standard.co.uk/news/winter-...

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High monthly turnover rates of nurses and senior doctors are associated with more deaths among patients admitted as emergencies to NHS hospitals in England, this new study finds @joemoscelli.bsky.social www.bmj.com/content/387/...

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Dan is right to be sad. Ditto. I find it unfathomable that the “difficult choices” a new Labour government made impacted most severely the lowest earners and the coldest pensioners. Go after high earners (like me) of any age via income tax. Surely that would have been a less difficult choice?

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