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Riding for the Disabled Association (@RDAnational) is committed to providing life-changing riding therapy for people of all ages.
🐴 This year marks 40 years of The Princess Royal serving as President of the national RDA. As part of her ongoing support, Her Royal Highness visited the Helen Atkinson Group in Buxton, where she met volunteers and riders.
🥇 During the visit, The Princess enjoyed a riding display set to music from The Greatest Showman, presented rosettes to riders, and awarded dedicated volunteers with long-service certificates. Even the beloved horses and ponies - Cracker, Big Daisy, and Floyd - were recognised with rosettes!
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"It had 'this is one of those days' written all over it...I thought we needed one of those wins when you think 'that's a moment'...that was that!"
"Hopefully he enjoys it for a few days - at home, he comes out the bog and his wife's chanting NUNEZ! NUNEZ!"
🎥 Post-Match Pint
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Appalled and horrified by every aspect of this crime.
As one of the daughters of the perpetrator and victim said, this case demonstrates once more just how “well-integrated” predators and perpetrators of violence against women are in our societies. These were not marginalized individuals as some would like to believe but men from all walks of life…. but men with jobs, families, responsibilities.
Despite horror stories such as these that pass any level of imagination, women still get accused of being too paranoid about their own safety and security.
I am in awe survivor’s courage and bravery in insisting that the atrocious details of what happened to her be known by waiving her anonymity.
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We’ve received a lot of messages in the last 24hrs, sorry I couldn’t reply to everyone but I’m sure you understand why. Thank you for your kindness and support, it means a lot.
Teddy my 7 yr old daughter was at the horrific incident in Southport yesterday.
She went in with her best friend, a friend she was so lucky to have; the smartest, prettiest little angel from the best family you could ever wish to know. It breaks my heart to say her little friend has been taken away from this cruel world. We just pray she is in peace and her family find the strength to get through this.
Her Mum, My Dad an I were one of the first at scene, when only 3 officers present so the media reports of it being armed officers who detained him is not true - it was local, every day police officers. They defied orders and risked their own lives to protect the lives of children from our community.
The things witnessed will live in our memories forever. Those same police officers; who get paid less than a McDonald’s manager, got home, hugged their own kids and got back up this morning to do it all again, are now being attacked on the streets.
No matter what your political views are, they are not the problem. Please, for the sake of the poor victims and their families, STOP THE VIOLENCE.
We will forever be in debt to Leanne, Heidi, Greg, Joel, John and every other hero who helped save so many lives.
💙 ❤️💜
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Far too many women have been on the receiving end of harassment, abuse and violence for far too long.
With violence against women and girls declared a ‘National Emergency’, we need our male allies to stand up and call out troubling behaviour when they see it.
#JustDont – at Yorkshire and The Humber, England
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Hahahahahahaha
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‘𝘌𝘷𝘦𝘳𝘺𝘰𝘯𝘦 𝘪𝘯 𝘵𝘩𝘪𝘴 𝘸𝘰𝘳𝘭𝘥 𝘸𝘪𝘭𝘭 𝘨𝘰 𝘵𝘩𝘳𝘰𝘶𝘨𝘩 𝘴𝘰𝘮𝘦 𝘧𝘰𝘳𝘮 𝘰𝘧 𝘮𝘦𝘯𝘵𝘢𝘭 𝘩𝘦𝘢𝘭𝘵𝘩 𝘰𝘳 𝘥𝘢𝘳𝘬 𝘱𝘭𝘢𝘤𝘦’
@BeefGolf & @RobbieSavage8 open up for a powerful conversation on the pressures of sport.
@bmwgolfsport
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It’s never easy to watch this but it’s a good reminder to check in our friends. One timely conversation can save a life ❤️
On what would have been Gary Speed’s 54th birthday, this from @mrdanwalker is always worth a watch.
If you can, remember to check in with someone today - just because you can.
Dan Walker remembers Gary Speed 10 years after his death
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The #BatonofHope arriving at St James’ Park.
Bringing people together to send out a message of hope.
Thanks to @mynewsnorth and the @BatonOfHopeUK team for making this happen.
Sheffield tomorrow.
#Passiton
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To celebrate #InternationalWomensDay, we visited @BuxtonJFC who were awarded a £1,000 #MutualRespect Grant for their fantastic work encouraging girls of all ages to play football ⚽
We spoke to the team to find out how they're ensuring football is accessible to everyone 👇
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Since I originally tweeted about #Menopause this morning, I’ve been overwhelmed by the many likes, shares and follows. It warms my ❤️that we are engaging about this.
If you are struggling then please talk to someone about it.
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£815 million spent in Jan transfer window. A record amount of money. How much went back to the Grassroots clubs that made these players. I can tell you....£0. If there is so much money, why can't some of it be distributed to Grassroots. I can tell you....GREED! Rant over. – at South Shields, England
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Another grassroots weekend goes by where I have a to deal with a 14 year old female ref on her first day in floods of tears due to the behaviour of adults. Fortunately, and to her credit she dusted herself down and finished the day. I hope she decides to continue reffing. – at North East, England
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This has to be the best bit radio I’ve heard all year
😡 Simon Jordan: “I don’t make puerile comments like you do!”
🤫 Piers Morgan: “Can I just say you are talking complete nonsense!”
🤦♂️ Simon Jordan: “You sat there with no constructive objectivity!”
Simon Jordan vs @PiersMorgan on the Ronaldo interview is a MUST watch! 👀
Inspired by you @davidwalliams my nephews aged 11, 9 and 8 have published their first book! All proceeds go to Kidneys for Life for their amazing support following my nephews Kidney Transplant. Would be amazing if you bought their book!
