Andy Ibbs
Andy Ibbs
@andyibbs.bsky.social
Love Plymouth & theatre (so trustee @TRPlymouth ) and beautiful homes (so MD of Chrysalid Limited) Once was a senior NHS manager, so might to spout off about that. In March ‘26 was suddenly struck completely deaf - never too old to face new challenges!
48 followers97 following268 posts
Andy Ibbs reposted
Andy Ibbs reposted
@nudgecommunity.bsky.social CONGRATULATIONS HANNAH!! With all that’s going wrong with this world at the moment, it’s wonderful to see something that is so right: Hannah being recognised for the inspiring work in Union Street.
Andy Ibbs reposted
Andy Ibbs reposted
Hey @theguardian.com, please can you cite the research that demonstrate that the public has lost trust in the BBC? Last time I looked, it was still the most trusted outlets both for news, both within the UK and internationally. If you can’t cite, then stop seeking clicks.
Will Tim Davie’s resignation be enough to restore public trust in the BBC?
QTWAIN @rentouljohn.bsky.social ? But, do you have a similar acronym for “bloody stupid questions in the first place”? Who says public trust in BBC needs restoring? Last time I looked, BBC was one of the most trusted outlets both within the UK and internationally!
Will Tim Davie’s resignation be enough to restore public trust in the BBC?
Andy Ibbs reposted
A fitting tribute to someone who clearly cared passionately about student nurse welfare. Murdered lecturer awarded posthumous PhD www.bbc.com/news/article...
Andy Ibbs reposted
Andy Ibbs reposted
Andy Ibbs reposted
“If Roosevelt had told Churchill to sue for peace on any terms with Adolf Hitler and to fork over Britain’s coal reserves to the United States in exchange for no American security guarantees, it might have approximated what Trump did to Zelensky.”
Andy Ibbs reposted
@inews.co.uk do you realise the awful faux pas you’ve committed in today’s concise crossword - confusing Judaism with Paganism?! (A pentagram has five points - the clue is in the word…the Star of David has six)
Andy Ibbs reposted
This company likes to portray itself as akin to numerous small local brewers. It is, in fact, a giant corporation backed by a US private equity firm.
James Watt Brewdog's CEO is worth £262,000,000 he is refusing to raise the wage of his staff in London by the £1 an hour to keep them at the National Living Wage. Brewdog is apparently a 'nice' company, but wage freezes don't seem very nice. Do they?