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By the end of the first day of the 1st July 1916, British forces had suffered 57,470 casualties, ( Approx the capacity of the Etihad Stadium ), of whom 19,240 were killed ( Approx the capacity of the Liberty Stadium ).
It would be the bloodiest day in the history of the British army. Utter Carnage.
RIP ...
"WHERE THE SOLDIER SADLY FELL, DID THE POPPY GROW SO WELL"
27th June 1940, The 2nd World War arrived in Swansea ...
"The first air raid on Swansea was at 3.30am on the 27th June 1940. A pathfinder plane dropped flares which lit up the target. Others planes followed, dropping ten high explosive bombs on Danygraig Road and Kilvey Hill. Four of them failed to explode and there was little damage to property."
A team of volunteers arrive on the uninhabited island Aldabra in the Seychelles to clean up "Man's Plastic Footprint" In the first 2 weeks they collect 50,000 Flip flops!! washed up on the island, plus in a month they collect approx 50 tonnes of every type of plastic items known to man.
To see a paradise island with no humans, being so badly affected by humans is heart breaking. Turtles, tortoises, birds etc dying from eating or being trapped in plastic, even coral growing on plastic waste and eventually dying. All because of the human race and their need for plastic, with no respect where it eventually ends up.
If anyone thought that the DWP couldn't get any lower than a snake's belly!!
A leaked memo from Universal Credit Director General Neil Couling reveals that the DWP is funding an advertising blitz disguised as news to promote UC ...
Couling boasts that ...
“The feature won’t look or feel like DWP or UC – you won’t see our branding, and this is deliberate. We want to grab the readers’ attention and make them wonder who has done this ‘UC Uncovered’ investigation. The stories in the feature over the subsequent nine weeks, will highlight the flexible nature of UC, demonstrate the personal service available for all customers, and promote recent improvements such as the increase in work allowances "
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