Screenshot 10:58: • (44 inpost.co.uk (InPost UnTItgoes Wrexham, GB 17 Apr, 11:37 PM It's at the warehouse Wrexham, GB 17 Apr, 4:10 PM Locker full, we'll be back 17 Apr, 2:32 PM It's close, stay tuned 17 Apr, 7:06 AM Off it goes Wrexham, GB 16 Apr, 11:30 PM It's at the warehouse Wrexham, GB 16 Apr, 5:01 PM Off it goes Wrexham, GB 16 Apr, 12:01 AM It's at the warehouse Wrexham, GB 15 Apr, 4:32 PM Locker full, we'll be back

Inpost has a problem. It’s the second time that I’ve had a parcel gone round the country several times as local locker is full.

At least with a delivery drop off that has a human, they can stack up the packages. The Inpost system seems to fail at scale, without humans to step in?

Melissa Williams - Raising Funds and Awareness for Alzheimer's Research UK Help Melissa Williams raise money to support Alzheimer's Research UK

My amazing friend Mel is running equivalent of 3 marathons today on the London Capital Ring.

Give her a beep if you see her

She an ambassador for @alzheimerssoc.bsky.social and has so far raised over £22k.

Her mum was diagnosed with early onset dementia at 59 💔

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Would thoroughly recommend watching The Patriot. Dark comedy.

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Sunny day looking outside onto blue sky from a church porch. The wooden gate is open

Small church with green grass and a few grave stones. It’s a sunny day with blue skies and light clouds

A path looking down onto a church. There is an old stone wall that runs by it

Grave stone with words LOVING MEMORY OF I’m HESTER NORRIS TYDDYN BACH LLANDDOCED DIED 29TH JULY MONTES SURSUM

Visited the old Church at Llangelynnin.

Took photo of one of only “new” graves, one of Hester Norris, died in 1991, lived in Llanddoged (village near where I grew up).

When I got home, I googled and ask friends and family.

Turns out it’s quite a story, rydalpenrhos.turtl.co/story/the-ry...

Enjoy! ☺️

Realise I was one of THEM last week…

a cat is standing on its hind legs in front of a door . Alt: a cat is standing on its hind legs in front of a door .

Time to hunker down / hide if you live in a touristy area 🙈

They’re EVERYWHERE

A rectangular pudding with flack pastry and custard. There’s a strawberry on to and some blueberries. It’s on a white plate with some berry sauce

A rectangular pudding with flack pastry and custard. There’s a strawberry on to and some blueberries. It’s on a white plate with some berry sauce . Tea cups and plates on table too

A slice of custard cake with runny custard and cream poured over

Possibly one of the best puddings I’ve ever had.

A Bakewell Pudding, at the Original Bakewell pudding shop.

Flaky pastry, jam and vanilla almond egg custard. Served with runny custard and cream.

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People sitting down on rocks on the grass. Mountains in the background. Looks like 1 person is talking and others listening w

Jess tells amazing stories. Welsh mythology - bloody lovely going out for a walk with people with such brilliant knowledge of culture, history, mythology and the landscape

Shrubs and grassy blue sky with some round and sharp hills

A persons view to their boot and rucksack. A first aid kit is on the grass nearby

Green grass and small brown wild horses

A lovely little walk today 🌿☀️

Co-leading with Sion, with Jess bringing the place to life through stories and local legends.

I LOVE this side quest of taking people outside.

Book covers of PlatformLand, Foundations of the Digital State, and Transforming public services for a modern Wales

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Yes! It’s cool to walk the same routes but with people with a different perspective - done a similar one with an archeologist here. You never look at the stones the same again!

Next week’s should be good, think they’re going to be talking about local myths / legends/ stories.

Flask with a cup of tea, packet of purple monster much and a sandwich in foil in the foreground, view of hills and down to the sea

Chilled out walk - currently sat here listening to Women’s Hour whilst eating a pb&j sandwch made with fruit loaf.

A little reccy to update my risk assessment before helping with an organised walk next week with a folklore / historian

Got 0.30 not sure if that’s higher or lower?!

Happy to share ideas! I look out the house into the zip world, so know the area well!

Shocked at a couple of farmers I was in school with, who I used to think of as “welsher than me”. Massive Reform supporters now.

Indeed. I believe they’re designed / intended to work as a "safety valve" to prevent sewage from backing up into homes and businesses.

It’s one of the combined sewage overflows - sewer systems that discharge a mixture of raw sewage and stormwater directly into waterbodies during heavy rainfall.

Worth watching “Dirty Business” on Channel 4….

I have been going in despite alerts, but didn’t fancy it tonight after watching that.

Sewage Alert in Llyn Padarn There has been a sewage discharge at Llyn Padarn which started at 21:00 on March 6, 2026. Welsh Water is responsible for this discharge.

View this location on the Safer Seas & Rivers Service:

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Lake and mountains still water. Dark sky with stars and lights the other side. Tree in the foreground

Perfect Friday night sauna. Met some lovely women. Great conversations.

Didn’t swim in the lake though.

330 sewage alerts on the SSRS app for this spot since start of January.

Have a small cut on my foot, and didn’t want to risk anything after watching “Dirty Business”

😕

Broken boiler here - so a bit of short term saving before sting of new boiler costs 😖

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There's a third post in this series on shifting from outputs to outcomes, still to come: funding teams to deliver, getting rid of the project mentality. Stay tuned!

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Who doesn't want a limited edition GLC x Dewi Sant sticker for Dydd Gwyl Dewi?

Gwnewch y pethau bychain.

Do the small things. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

"Gwnewch y pethau bychain" - do the small things. - Compounding impact - Collective transformation

Happy St David’s Day.

He famously said: "Gwnewch y pethau bychain" - do the small things.

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"Gwnewch y pethau bychain" - Effaith sy'n cronni - Trawsnewid ar y cyd

Dydd Gŵyl Dewi Sant Hapus.

“Gwnewch y pethau bychain.”

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Sticker: Cartoon version of Goldie Looking Chain (the Newport rappers) - styled for St David's Day. The lead singer is dressed as St. David, holding a daffodil, with a Cymraeg flag behind. The sticker has text underneath with the famous phrase: "Gwnewch y pethau bychain" - do the small things.

Speaking of sticking - we’ve got some new limited edition stickers on the way.

Intricate carved stone arches. Some faces

A white stone face with weird eyes, this one has two younger

Stone face. Big teeth. Weird eyes

Weird face in stone with tounge sticking out

Castell Penrhyn. Fascinating place.
The family fortune - equivalent to billionaire status in its day came from Caribbean slavery and later from controlling one of the largest slate quarries in the world, in Bethesda.

Fascinating historical walk and talks today.

Weird faces on the intricate stone..