The first has been removed at some point in the film's history, but can still be seen in the trailer. The second is harder to spot, but it's there. Porfle Popnecker (crazy name, crazy guy!?!) is your guide in this video. While we're on Shane, the film's final line may not be what you think it is.
Fri 27th
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Johanna Campbell, my great great grandmother's sister and housekeeper to Queen Victoria at Glas-allt...
My great great grandmother Jane Clark Campbell died at the age of 22, having had a son with one Alexander Calder. We've seen plenty about one of her brothers, Sandy Campbell; now it's the turn of one of her sisters. Thanks to Don Fox and his blog, I can tell you about Johanna Campbell. (According to the article in The Sphere I blogged about earlier this year, Jane, Sandy and Johanna's father - my great great great grandfather - was a keeper rather than a labourer.) Johanna Campbell was born at Khantore, Crathie in 1852, the daughter of a labourer. ...
In Scotland, we won another council seat after ranked preferences were accounted for. Well done to Kevin McKay and the team for securing another Liberal Democrat councillor in Edinburgh. City of Edinburgh Council, Fountainbridge/Craiglockhart 1st Preferences: Labour: 1,293 (20.8%, -1.7) Liberal Democrats (Kevin McKay): 1,269 (20.4%, +13.3) Scottish Greens: 1,133 (18.2%, -1.7) SNP: 905 (14.5%, -8.2) Conservative: 857 (13.8%, -12.8) Reform UK: 489 (7.9%, new) Independent: 111 (0.6%, new) Independent: 99 (0.6%, new) SFP: 34 (0.5%, -0.2) LBT: 25 (0.4%, -0.1) Independent: 25 (0.4%, new) Independent: 9 (0.1%, new) Liberal Democrat GAIN from Labour We secured an overwhelming victory, with ...
I'm delighted to learn that Beamish Museum have been named Art Fund Museum of the Year 2025. The award brings with it a useful £120,000. Beamish, only a short distance from where I live, preserves the history of the North East and has recently added more to the 1950s and Georgian areas of the Museum. Well done to everyone who made the award possible.I filmed the video above on my last visit
Meet James Walker-Gurley, newly elected Councillor for Reform in Nottinghamshire and cabinet member for economic development and asset management. Now watch the above video, courtesy of Political Custard. This has to be one of the most stand-out car crash interviews in recent history. He giggled through most of a media interview, cluelessly admitted he could not answer some questions about
A bumper 10 principal authority council by-elections this week and let's kick off with a Liberal Democrat hold with a big swing from previously second-place Labour: Crediton Lawrence (Mid Devon) Council By-Election Result: [IMG: 🔶] LDM: 64.9% (+12.8) [IMG: âž¡] RFM: 27.2% (New) [IMG: 🌹] LAB: 7.9% (-18.3)No CON (-21.7) as previous.Liberal Democrat HOLD.Changes w/ 2023. — Election Maps UK (@electionmaps.uk) 2025-06-26T23:42:38.941Z For what all this means for the running total of council by-election results since the last May elections, see my council by-elections scorecard here. These by-election results round-ups cover principal authority by-elections as it's only those for which ...
All are welcome at an event at Riverside Nature Park a week on Saturday - 5th July - at which the lovely new signage for the park will be officially launched. The signs are designed by the wonderful Cara Rooney Illustration and the event will be fun for all the family!
Watchers of parliamentary controversies will be suffering a severe case of déjà vu today, after Keir Starmer offered his rebellious backbenchers "massive concessions" on the controversial welfare bill in the hope of securing their vote at second reading on Tuesday. It is long-standing tactic by governments through the ages when faced with serious rebellions, making changes without altering the thrust of the legislation. The Guardian reports that leading rebels told the paper that they had been promised significant changes to the planned cuts that could cost the government several billion pounds over the next few years but look set to ...
