Rachel Cable

Rachel Cable

@rachcable.bsky.social

Woman of a certain rage. Ultra marathon finisher. Fierce about social justice.

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On 21 October 1966, a colliery spoil tip in Aberfan collapsed, catastrophically engulfing a primary school and surrounding houses. 116 children and 28 adults were killed. We will never forget them.

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Record numbers are applying to study at Wales’ colleges, but severe budget pressures threaten opportunities for learners. As the new Senedd term begins, investment in FE must be a priority to support skills, growth and opportunity across Wales. Read more: buff.ly/y4gpehR

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56,000 o bobl ifanc yng Nghymru nad ydynt mewn addysg, cyflogaeth na hyfforddiant (NEET). Gyda cholegau'n wynebu pwysau ariannol a galw digynsail, mae cymorth dan straen. Rydym yn San Steffan yr wythnos hon yn annog gwleidyddion ym Mae Caerdydd a San Steffan i fuddsoddi mewn pobl ifanc a sgiliau.

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56,000 young people in Wales are not in education, employment or training (NEET). With colleges facing funding pressures and record demand, support is under strain. We're in Westminster this week urging politicians in Westminster and Cardiff Bay to back investment in young people and skills.

Saint #Dolly tee courtesy of @thesparkdotcompany.bsky.social 💖 The Spark Company is a female founded, female run business who support Bloody Good Period, a charity that fights for menstrual equity on behalf of displaced people who are in need of period supplies. thespark.company/products/sai...

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🎉 Llongyfarchiadau i bawb sy'n derbyn eu canlyniadau TGAU heddiw. Mae'r galw digynsail am leoedd coleg yn golygu bod llawer o ddysgwyr yng Nghymru yn wynebu ansicrwydd. Rydym yn galw am fuddsoddiad parhaus mewn addysg bellach fel nad oes unrhyw ddysgwr yn cael ei adael ar ôl. 🔗 buff.ly/HSLl66w

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🎉 Congratulations to everyone receiving their GCSE results today. As learners across Wales plan their next steps, record demand for college places means many are facing uncertainty. We're calling for sustained investment in further education so no learner is left behind. 🔗 buff.ly/1uSxud5

I wonder how many abortions Cllr Clatworthy has had…

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A Restore Britain councillor who faced a recent online backlash over comments he made about a rainbow-coloured table is facing renewed criticism after suggesting women should not be able to access abortions ✍️Emily Price

A huge thanks to those folks who have donated, I am *super* grateful. I’m looking for raffle & quiz prizes to support my fundraising - think gig tickets, meal vouchers, local biz gifts etc. Can you / your organisation help me raise 💰 for @welshwomensaid.org.uk? DM if you can help 💜 #RunningPunks

HUGE thank you for the donation @david-elsmere.bsky.social 🙌 Really appreciate it! 💜

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📢 BIG NEWS 📢 I’m running the London Marathon in April for @welshwomensaid.org.uk and I’d be super grateful if you could help me kick off my fundraising 💜 All donations big or tiny welcome, and please share this post if you can 🙌 #RunningPunks 2027tcslondonmarathon.enthuse.com/pf/rachel-ca...

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We were pleased to welcome MSs and college leaders from Mid and West Wales to Cardiff Bay yesterday to celebrate the impact of Wales’ colleges, and to discuss the importance of investing in the sector to grow our businesses and support our communities. Thank you to everyone who joined us.

Diolch @plaidcymru.bsky.social's @kieramarshall.bsky.social. @estyn-hmi.bsky.social's review of Junior Apprenticeships demonstrates the positive outcomes for learners on these 14-16 programmes, including very high success rates in vocational qualifications. Ymlaen!

Grateful to Kiera Marshall MS for highlighting Junior Apprenticeships in the Senedd. Encouraging to hear support for the programme and recognition of the importance of high-quality vocational pathways for 14-16 year olds. @plaidcymru.bsky.social @cefincampbell.bsky.social @estyn-hmi.bsky.social

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Today, DEC charities in Wales came together at the #Senedd to launch the Venezuela Earthquake Appeal with member charities, politicians and The Future Generations Commissioner. Thank you to the Welsh Government for their support. Please visit http://dec.org.uk to donate

Please, help if you can. Donate, share this post, tell your friends. The UK Government will match up to £2million donated by the public 💜

Disasters Emergency Committee@decappeal.bsky.social

The DEC has launched an appeal following the devastating earthquakes in #Venezuela. The earthquakes struck within seconds of each other. The scale of destruction is huge. Survivors urgently need shelter, food, water, and medical care. Donate: donation.dec.org.uk/venezuela-earthquake-appeal

Diolch @welsh-labour.bsky.social's Lynne Neagle MS. Currently colleges in Wales are facing a £30 million funding shortfall alongside record levels of applications. We need political parties to work together on a budget that prioritises investment in young people & tackles the NEETs crisis head on 🤝

Grateful to Lynne Neagle MS for highlighting the vital role colleges play in supporting young people most at risk of becoming NEET. We continue to urge all political parties to work together on a budget agreement that prioritises investment in young people. www.colleges.wales/en/blog/post...

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We're proud to support this important work through Taith funding. By collaborating with international partners, colleges across Wales are sharing best practice to tackle misogyny, promote respectful relationships, and create safer learning environments. www.fenews.co.uk/education/ta...

fenews.co.ukTaith-backed international collaboration helping Welsh colleges tackle misogyny and harmful online behaviour | FE News| Taith-backed international collaboration helping Welsh colleges tackle misogyny and harmful online behaviour