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Image scanned from a slide/negative purchased on Ebay with copyright included.
Maidstone High Street (Queen's Monument).
October 1991.
L'ultima estensione della linea tranviaria di Magonza, aperta nel dicembre 2016, collega il centro città con il quartiere periferico di Lerchenberg mediante le linee 51 e 53. La tratta, interamente a doppio binario, viaggia per lo più in sede riservata e, in numerose occasioni, attraversa le vie della periferia della città tedesca mediante l'uso di questi curiosi passaggi a livello senza barriere, regolamentati da un semaforo stradale a due luci.
In foto, la vettura 274 della Mainzer Mobilität espleta una corsa sulla linea 53 in direzione Hechstheim, attraversando il passaggio a livello di Marienborn.
A different kind of picture than what I usually post, with a very strong message. Another point of view on domestic violence.
Still a taboo subject. Let's talk about it. Let's spread the message. Let's take action !
Stop Violence Against Women. Miss Virtual Diva Campaign.
*** I also want to thank each one of you who took the time to just stop and look at this picture. No faves or likes are needed, but hopefully I caught your attention for 5 seconds to think about such an important issue like violence against women is. Thank you <3<3
View facing east from outbound platform at Willow Ave.
Photographer unknown - negative in my collection
Not sure who put all these signs up on campus, but I'm all about the raising awareness/empowering women.
Explored #45 :)
Image scanned from a slide/negative purchased on Ebay with copyright included.
Maidstone High Street (Queen's Monument).
October 1991.
And even in these troubled times, yes, my mail arrives every day and so it seems right to add my small thanks to the staff of the Post Office and Royal Mail for providing what is, and let no one forget, an essential public service.
This picture of a once typical Morris Mini based van appears in a c1965 booklet issued by the GPO "The Post Office and You". WLA 956 was in fact the prototype of the Mini Van for the GPO, with 957 being the second but in the green telephones livery, and after 1960 others of this type were delivered.
The illustration did, in some way, ring a bell and yes here it is : reused on the front cover of the Ladybird Book "People at Work, the Postman and the Postal Services" issued in 1965.
- "Of course I got caught."
(Swedish ‘påkommen’ – caught, exposed, found out, caught red-handed, caught in the act)
If anyone knows more about where the phrase might appear – book, film – or the person in the picture, I’d be very glad to know.
All free to use and no booking required. Accessible for families with low incomes and low/no savings. Haringey Council is consulting on moving away from such old-fashioned ideas, towards Splash'n'Play features which involve booking, queuing, and possible high charges to boot.
L'ETi 8/8 411 della Ferrovia Trento-Malé-Mezzana transita a Bozzana in direzione Mezzana in una giornata dal meteo molto variabile.
5-7-2008 - London Air Ambulance, McDonnell Douglas MD-900 Explorer.
Seen overflying London City Airport, during to 2008 funday.
Info:
The aircraft was built in 2000 and carried the test reg. N3212K. It was delivered to the London Air Ambulance on 12-7-2000.
C/n - 900-00068
Image scanned from a slide/negative purchased on Ebay with copyright included.
King Street, Maidstone.
October 1991.
Manif fonction publique 22 mars 2018
Grosse mobilisation à Lyon !
15.000 manifestants
Demontration in Lyon, France, to maintain our public services - against government's laws.
French people protesting against upcoming reforms bad for the quality of public services. As a result of those reforms, criteria of public service begin to give way to those of profitability. Our state services in France (heath, school, railway...) are among the best services in the world. But all the reforms impulsed by the government aim to slowly replace this very efficient public sector (open to everybody) by a private sector only focussed on financial gains. State-based social services and welfare entitlements are cut back or replaced by market-based provisions available only to those who can afford to pay.
On March 22, hundreds of thousands of nurses, teachers and other public sector workers joined forces to march against French President Emmanuel Macron’s reforms all over the country yesterday.
Estimates of the numbers of those joining rallies held in some 140 locations across the country vary between 323,000 (the ‘official’ tally) and 500,000, the figure issued by the Confédération Générale du Travail (CGT), one of the principal trade union organiser of the action.
A very elusive vintage commercial that made a sole appearance at Thurlow Vintage Rally during 1997. Scanned C41 negative.
The only way I could get to view the Parade. Portland Street, Manchester, England August 27 2016. The crowds were in their hundreds and this was the only view of the parade I could get, courtesy of someone else....!
John Grantham, Sheriff of Newcastle attending the consecration of a new Jewish synagogue, Ravensworth Terrace, Newcastle upon Tyne, 8 September 1925 (TWAM ref. DF.GRA/1/3).
These images belong to a series of albums documenting John Grantham’s service to the City of Newcastle upon Tyne as its Sheriff 1924-1925 and its Lord Mayor 1936-1937. John Grantham was born in Blyth in 1877 and became a cinema proprietor in Newcastle. He was elected to the City Council in 1912 and became an alderman in 1932. The albums give us an interesting insight into the duties of Lord Mayor and Sheriff as well as a fascinating picture of the times.
2016 is the 800th anniversary of the creation of Newcastle's Mayoralty and Burgesses.
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Manif fonction publique 22 mars 2018
Grosse mobilisation à Lyon !
15.000 manifestants
Demontration in Lyon, France, to maintain our public services - against government's laws.
French people protesting against upcoming reforms bad for the quality of public services. As a result of those reforms, criteria of public service begin to give way to those of profitability. Our state services in France (heath, school, railway...) are among the best services in the world. But all the reforms impulsed by the government aim to slowly replace this very efficient public sector (open to everybody) by a private sector only focussed on financial gains. State-based social services and welfare entitlements are cut back or replaced by market-based provisions available only to those who can afford to pay.
On March 22, hundreds of thousands of nurses, teachers and other public sector workers joined forces to march against French President Emmanuel Macron’s reforms all over the country yesterday.
Estimates of the numbers of those joining rallies held in some 140 locations across the country vary between 323,000 (the ‘official’ tally) and 500,000, the figure issued by the Confédération Générale du Travail (CGT), one of the principal trade union organiser of the action.