Love real ale and rollercoasters. Hate the DEI agenda
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Andy Stock retweeted
Whoever came up with this idea at @HeathrowAirport deserves a raise!
Last night, before bags from my @airindia flight started arriving, these bags with notes in both English and Hindi were placed on the baggage belt.
Such a clever, creative way to grab people’s attention!
Andy Stock retweeted
I am ruling out our party entering into a national partnership with any party that is committed to a dangerous and antisemitic policy like the Green Party’s.
Here is my letter to the Jewish Leadership Council and the Board of Deputies of British Jews 👇
Andy Stock retweeted
Today would have been the 64th birthday of our dear friend, Claude Callegari. We celebrate his life, his passion for Arsenal, and the joy he brought to all of us.
After all these years, we've finally won the league, and we dedicate this incredible achievement to you, Claude. We wish you could have been here to celebrate it with us.
Happy heavenly birthday, Claude! Your spirit lives on in our hearts. We miss you deeply and remember you always. ❤️
Andy Stock retweeted
Britain has a cost of living crisis, illegal migration crisis, record tax burden, huge NHS waiting lists, decaying infrastructures and high streets. And meanwhile, Andy Burnham tells passengers on trains to use headphones when listening to music. FFS. Fiddling while Rome burns.
Andy Stock retweeted
Hungary and Poland are the blueprint for the rest of Europe.
Both countries have taken a far tougher approach to immigration than much of Western Europe.
Low murder rates. Safer streets. Far less of the violent disorder witnessed elsewhere in Europe.
Countries where people can walk through their cities feeling safe, without the fear and disorder increasingly associated with parts of Western Europe.
Secure borders. Law and order. National sovereignty.
While much of Western Europe struggles with the consequences of its policies, Hungary and Poland have chosen a different path.
It's time the rest of Europe started paying attention.
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Announcing the nationalisation of SWR, that lump of lard Heidi Alexander described it as a “ new dawn, moving away from 30 years of inefficiency.”
What’s happened?
In the latest 4-week numbers only 50.98% of trains between Guilford, Woking and Waterloo arrived on time.
Tonight the 5.05 was cancelled with the explanation there was a shortage of crew.
I presume on their wages they were all relaxing Malibu.
Andy Stock retweeted
Europe riots 🤐
Noise on buses ✅
Man City 🤐
Fuel finder app ✅
Cost of living help 🤐
Increase prices of meal deals ✅
Benefits bill cuts 🤐
Triple lock axed ✅
Boats stopped 🤐
Small villages overwhelmed ✅
Home grown terrorists 🤐
Bus fare cap ✅
Prison places built 🤐
Dangerous prisoners released ✅
Mass blackouts imminent 🤐
Ticket resale ban ✅
So, so many more examples of big things that are very, very wrong or at least questionable and we hear a big fat 0️⃣
Meanwhile more tinkering, more regulation, more costs and more dangers piled onto the strivers and workers who do the right thing.
Absolute shower of a government.
😡😡😡😡😡😡😡
This is unbelievable.👇
My very first thought when I heard this policy was “they won’t pay” and the second was “who’s going to fine them?”.
Yet we have a government that hasn’t thought about either of those very obvious and basic issues.
We already have laws. They are not enforced and the public are too scared to self enforce as this Minister suggests.
This a 10/10 example of gesture politics.
Performative nonsense that bears no scrutiny whatsoever.
Meanwhile, a policeman has been shot, over 150 schools closed by Islamist threats, the economy is on the brink, dangerous prisoners are being released and the boats keep coming.
😡
Andy Stock retweeted
Polska nie powtórzy błędów innych europejskich państw, nie będzie też za nie płacić. Twardo bronimy granicy przed nielegalną migracją, mamy własną politykę azylową (nie przyjmujemy wniosków), deportujemy tych, którzy łamią polskie prawo. W kwestii bezpieczeństwa będziemy bezwzględni. To usłyszeli ode mnie liderzy Europy w Brukseli.
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And Poland is peaceful, clean, prospering, able to have a good defence budget & policy & will not need to cancel or fortify Christmas markets incase of attacks
Polska nie powtórzy błędów innych europejskich państw, nie będzie też za nie płacić. Twardo bronimy granicy przed nielegalną migracją, mamy własną politykę azylową (nie przyjmujemy wniosków), deportujemy tych, którzy łamią polskie prawo. W kwestii bezpieczeństwa będziemy bezwzględni. To usłyszeli ode mnie liderzy Europy w Brukseli.
Andy Stock retweeted
Want to understand what has happened in France?
Need to understand where white guilt comes from.
It comes from the schools.
Our schools matter.
Strictly Education explains👇
youtu.be/Z2Cj_RX4SuA?si=PYXv…
Perhaps the BBC should ask all those injured French police officers if it was mostly peaceful!
gbnews.com/news/world/france…
The diffrence in queue times between Blackpool and Thorpe Park is mad! @Themeuk @ThemeParksUK @ChessingtonBuzz @zachariahassler @yrexperienceg
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SWR delay repay volumes have surged 85% year-on-year, ranking 22nd out of 25 UK operators for escalating passenger claims.
And with nearly 1 in 7 (~50K) applications rejected, commuters are bearing the cost of SWR’s operational decay. @SW_Help @railandroad @Heidi_Labour
ALT Screenshot of Page 2 from the ORR report "Rail delay compensation claims, rail periods 1 to 4 (1 April to 25 July 2026)". Key Text Summary: Total claims closed across operators reached 3.8 million (up 55% on the previous year). 22 operators saw an increase in claims, led by LNER (up 125%). Figure 1.1 Bar Chart Data: Shows "Volume of delay compensation claims closed by operator, rail periods 1 to 4 and change compared with the same rail periods in the previous year (Table 4410)". Highlights include: South Western Railway: 353,024 claims closed (+85% change, ranked 22nd out of 25 operators). Great Western Railway: 549,707 claims closed (+52% change). Elizabeth Line: 8,155 claims closed (+89% change). East Midlands Railway: 238,897 claims closed (+115% change). London North Eastern Railway: 278,065 claims closed (+125% change).
Andy Stock retweeted
If you don’t like Wetherspoons it’s fine, don’t go, but certain people on here always have to be performative about it and it reeks of classism. If you dislike a place just avoid it without publicly shaming those who just want a cheap pint and meal during a cost of living crisis.
Andy Stock retweeted
Pendant ce temps en Pologne, un pays sans extrême gauche et sans immigration : la douceur de vivre.
C’est ce paradis qu’ils nous ont volé.
Andy Stock retweeted
Wetherspoons are a fine pub chain. Good premises and cheap drinks and food for the masses.
Andy Stock retweeted
Sorry can’t agree with your choice of Wetherspoons which is a major asset to the UK economy and society by providing employment and good value in a cost of living crisis
