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Good morning all on this cloudy day here ,off to the shops is the highlight of the day .I hope all are well and had a good night followed by a wonderful day . The runour mills are going at full tilt but the Echo still manages to churn out the...

Morning all, after a couple of days respite the weather is warming up again. Hardly any rain means the water butts are empty and we have had to resort to the hosepipe, going on a water meter in the driest area of the country was probably not the...

Morning all, a lovely bright day here after a rainy start. One thing about living here is I don’t think our water butt has ever been empty @Gwladysover. Mr P is down to one crutch and no dressing on his knee so we are off to Tesco later (rock n...

The Echo is like the time posters at bus stops — absolutely useless!

Agreed. They won't be the only acts supporting Gaza and Palestine at Glastonbury, far from it.

It would be very foolish of the BBC to not show them, all while trotting out their politically impartial line.

As far as I can see it isn't on the TV schedule, but few are. I can't see anywhere that they've been removed from the IPLAYER schedule which is providing full live coverage of the 5 main stages from 1.30 pm each day. They could still pull it...

Bloody hell. I’ll keep my fingers crossed for the poor bugger.

I am mate. Not sure about him though. Induced coma last I saw.

Holy smokes. Must have been tough to watch. Hopefully he, and you are alright!

Was at the Sting concert on the Waterfront last night and the drummer from the support act The Christians had a cardiac arrest on stage. Scary as f. The organisers were brilliant turning the cameras off and getting a security screen up...

Afternoon all, I’m chuffed to bits right now because I have just driven my car for the first time since I broke my arm which is 6 weeks. It felt so great - like putting an old pair of slippers on. Also on Friday I saw a hummingbird hawk moth in...

I had a vivid dream about my Dad, who died in 1984. I was travelling by train and he was sitting at the table opposite. Instead of being pleased to see him I was furious and screeched “You’re alive after all. How could you? For over thirty years...

You have had a massive upheaval in your life and this will take time to process. Keep on keeping on - You can and will eventually learn to cope with it. I have had a look on GoFundMe for a likely fundraiser, forgive the intrusion ( others on here...

You are our go to busybody -in the nicest possible way . How would we manage without you ?