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YX65RHF is ex Manchester Community Transport. Behind is YX15XMJ, also latterly MCT, but new to TLC, Bradford. Left is YJ06LFO, new to K Line.
Taken whilst on Keyworker business.
A sight that will change as Debenhams, very much an anchor in the Broadway Centre, will not reopen after the Pandemic.
Taken whilst on Keyworker business
When I first knew that SN66 WHS had been painted in this livery it took me a long time to actually catch up with it in service. Now that I'm only leaving the house once a week between Monday and Friday I always seem to see it! Working route one between Rayleigh and Shoeburyness early in the day seems to be a regular run for SN66 WHS now. True, it is in dedicate route 1 livery.
Photograph taken at about 7.15 a.m on the London Road, Westcliff-On-Sea, Essex.
St Andrew's church tower in Old Headington, Oxford, was bathed in blue light tonight to pay tribute to the NHS, our carers, and all keyworkers in the virus emergency.
Drawings and paintings of rainbows, in support of the NHS (National Health Service) key workers, have become a common sight around the UK during the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
A little bit of surfacing magic. Tarmac Ltd and Jointline Ltd collaboration at Townend Court, Hull. #keyworkers
Flags in support of the UK's National Health Service key-workers during the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic and commemorating the 75th anniversary of VE Day (Victory in Europe).
Stagecoach Cumbria & North Lancashire 37095, YX14 RXV (ADL E20D / Enviro200)
Cumberland Infirmary, Carlisle, Cumbria (18.4.20)
(109/366/2020)
A gesture of some kind from the driver of YJ58CFD as he negotiates Dewsbury Bus Station. I don't think it's a friendly one.
Taken whilst on Keyworker business.
The former Ramsden Estate offices - the Ramsden family owned much of the land upon which Huddersfield is built. The freehold was purchased as recently as 1919 by Huddersfield Corporation, for £1.3 million, and Huddersfield is sometimes known as "The town which bought itself".
1871-2. Architect W H Crossland. Former Ramsden Estate Office. Ashlar. Hipped slate roofs, some conical. 4 storeys. Traceried parapet, corbelled out. Moulded strings, that to 1st floor carved with foliage. Nos 1-7 approximately symmetrical about 2 canted bays. From south to north they have 4 ranges of sashes, bay, 8 ranges of sashes, bay, 3 ranges of sashes. Corbelled out balcony to 4 central windows of 2nd floor. Doors are set in archways with moulded voussoirs, marble colonnettes and foliage capitals, closed by elaborate Gothic wrought iron gates: No 1's is set in a gabled portal with buttress at north end, No 9 and 11's with fanlights pierced by quatrefoils, No 5 and 7's with carved impost band: hoodmoulds. Windows set in deep moulded reveals and very closely spaced, 1st floor ones segment-headed, 3rd floor ones round-arched, 1st floor ones in bays with cusped heads, 3rd floor ones in bays with pointed heads: above ground floor all windows have polished marble colonnettes with foliage capitals. Nos 9 and 11 break forward slightly and have pinnacled and gabled tourelles corbelled out at corners on 3rd floor buttress in centre of ground, 1st and 2nd floors. Fenestration is the same, except it is grouped irregularly: 2 windows in south part, 3 windows in north part. Area with elaborate wrought iron railings.
[Extract from the Historic England web site, list entry number 1231474]
buildings.huddersfieldhistory.org.uk/record/3906
Taken whilst on Keyworker business
The former YJ16DWK pauses after setting down outside Otley's iconic Post Office, still in use as both a public counter and a Royal Mail delivery office.
Taken whilst on Keyworker business.
Drawings and paintings of rainbows, in support of the NHS (National Health Service) key workers, have become a common sight around the UK during the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
February 2nd 2021
This morning we got the message that my school was shut to all students, C's school was closed to all students and O's school was opening for Keyworker students at 10am due to overnight snowfall. I ended up with them both at home, as I have to be online to support my pupils all day and there was no way to be on Teams and take O to school for a late start.
We all missed the old snow day where we'd be able to go out and enjoy the snow rather than all be logged into a different device for the day.
Drawings and paintings of rainbows, in support of the NHS (National Health Service) key-workers, have become a common sight around the UK during the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.