More random news than you can fit on a biscuit and dunk in your tea
The latest budget announcements from Chancellor Rishi Sunak, which can be perhaps best described as “shit with a bow on” have seen very little to combat the rising cost of living crisis. The promise of a 1p tax deduction by 2024 (huh?) will do very little to help working families
For almost 40 years The Avon Centre in Henbury, on the outskirts of Bristol, has been supporting disabled people to access the therapeutic benefits of spending time with horses. Not only are there physical benefits such as physiotherapy (relating to the building of core strength and muscle tone) but there
Inklings Press has a new anthology out this week, and it asks the question, What if? Alternate History is an increasingly popular genre, with more and more shows and books exploring possibilities beyond our timeline and reality. Here’s what the publisher had to say: Have you ever asked the question
In a recent survey conducted by Newsnibbles it was discovered that 60% of the respondents would back a progressive coalition of Sooty and Sweep over voting for the two main parties, given the choice. In comparison only 5% were happy with the current Conservative Government and 35% would choose the
In a recent survey it has been discovered that 55.6% of people say “Fuck off” out loud and bang accept repeatedly to get the message across every time a cookie warning pops up on a website they are trying to read. Conversely only 11.1% of people actually click to read
And we’re so here for it. Earlier today, Weetabix shared this monstrosity of a tweet: Why should bread have all the fun, when there’s Weetabix? Serving up @HeinzUK Beanz on bix for breakfast with a twist. #ItHasToBeHeinz #HaveYouHadYourWeetabix pic.twitter.com/R0xq4Plbd0— Weetabix (@weetabix) February 9, 2021 It suggested that baked beans may
It’s much more fun than reading, and it saves us the effort of typing stuff. As you know we all rejoiced last week when President Biden was officially sworn in as the 46th President of the United States of America. Apart from some random C&W singer who didn’t seem to
So, yes, Newsnibbles took a bit of a break during 2020. Let’s face it, the news was too weird to satirise. But now it’s 2021, the US has already had an attempted coup, we’re locked down again and Percy Pigs are facing red tape thanks to Brexit. But despite all
The recent unveiling of a statue of Mary Wollstonecraft – the seventeenth century campaigner for women’s rights and mother of acclaimed horror novelist Mary Shelley has sparked some controversy. Most people seem to feel that women have enough statues, but a small minority complain that the statue portrays Wollstonecraft as
C H Clepitt has a new book out this month, the first in her Magic Mirror series of queer fairy tale reimaginings. Eye of the Beholder – Press Release C H Clepitt presents the first in a new series of queer fairy tale retellings. Eye of the Beholder is the first story
