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21/07/2024

20/07/2023

Muchos hemos pasado por esto..Y lo volveríamos a hacer❗💖🙏
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20/07/2023

A los 17 años, fue rechazada de la universidad.

A los 25 años, su madre murió a causa de una enfermedad.

A los 26 años se mudó a Portugal para enseñar inglés.

A los 27 años se casó.

Su esposo abusó de ella. A pesar de esto, nació su hija.

A los 28 años se divorció y le diagnosticaron depresión severa.

A los 29 años, era una madre soltera que vivía de la asistencia social.

A los 30 años, ella no quería estar en esta tierra.
Pero dirigió toda su pasión a hacer lo único que podía hacer mejor que nadie.
Y eso fue escribir.

A los 31 años, finalmente publicó su primer libro.

A los 35 años, había publicado 4 libros y fue nombrada Autora del Año.

A los 42 años, vendió 11 millones de copias de su nuevo libro el primer día de su lanzamiento.

Esta mujer es J.K. Rowling. ¿Recuerdas cómo consideró el suicidio a los 30 años?

Hoy, Harry Potter es una marca global con un valor de más de $15 mil millones de dólares.

No rendirse nunca. Creer en ti mismo. Se apasionado. Trabaja duro. Nunca es demasiado tarde.

Ella es J.K. Rowling

20/07/2023

🎶 LIVE MUSIC 🎶

We are delighted to be hosting Feis Rois Ceilidh Trail again.

• Monday 17th July
• From 8pm
• Donations on the door

Service times on that evening:
🍻 Drinks all day
🍔 Dinner from 5pm to 8pm

To book a table:
☎️ 01573 223303
📧 [email protected]

21/09/2022

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21/09/2022

💥 END THE YEAR ON A HIGH 💥

It's hard to believe there are less than 100 days until Christmas...!

Whether you are more of a Christmas or New Years Eve fan, we have you covered:

🍖 CHRISTMAS DAY LUNCH
• Three course Festive meal
• Tea, coffee and mince pies
• No cooking or washing up (!)
• Slots available 12.30pm - 2.30pm

🥳 HOGMANAY DINNER AND DANCE
• Prosecco and canapés
• Four course dinner
• Tea, coffee and petit fours
• Entertainment by Blackthorne Ceilidh Band
• Piper at midnight

To view the full Festive brochure, visit our website:
💻 www.cross-keys-hotel.co.uk

Enquiries can be made via:
☎️ 01573 223303
📧 [email protected]

#2023

26/01/2021

Guidelines at one hospital say only those with NHS number can have jab, excluding those from overseas

03/01/2021

Tight-knit and remote, the Standing Rock Reservation is a hot spot of virus, inequity and grief.

18/05/2020

→ From 1 January access to Europe will be more difficult

BRITAIN CUT-OFF FROM THE MAINLAND

‘Visit Europe from 1 January 2021’ is the title of the UK government website which ironically tells you how much more difficult visiting ‘Europe’ will be from next year.

Yes, we’re getting our country back (really?) but instead, we’re losing our continent, or at least, easy access to it.

Among some of the key points for travel throughout the EU, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland or Liechtenstein from 1 January 2021:

▪ You may be refused entry if your passport only has 6 months left
▪ The guarantee of free mobile phone roaming ends
▪ Your EHIC health card is only valid until 31 December 2020
▪ Use separate lanes from EU/EEA arrivals when queuing
▪ Visa requirements for long stays, business travel, work or study
▪ Your pet passport will no longer be valid
▪ Extra documents to drive
▪ Customs declarations for business goods

Of course, this is just the tip of the iceberg. More restrictions are likely, especially – as anticipated – we don’t get a deal this year covering our new relationship with the EU.

Brexit means ending free movement between us and our continent.

▪ Oh, how the people of the former Communist countries would have cherished ‘free movement’ instead of being trapped behind their Iron Curtain.

▪ Oh, how Winston Churchill would have been amazed - shocked - that the people of Britain would volunteer to end easy access to the European mainland.

It was he who wrote to his foreign secretary, Anthony Eden, on 21 October 1942, after the first British victory of the Second World War at El Alamein:

‘Hard as it is to say now.. I look forward to a United States of Europe, in which the barriers between the nations will be greatly minimised and unrestricted travel will be possible.’

And it was he who said in his famous speech on 5 March 1946 at Westminster College, Fulton, Missouri:

“The safety of the world requires a new unity in Europe, from which no nation should be permanently outcast.”

▪ And yet, it’s Britain that is maximising the barriers between European nations and restricting travel.

▪ And yet, it’s Britain that is shunning unity in Europe by making ourselves a permanent outcast.

What have we done?

▪ Commentary and graphic by Jon Danzig

▪ Please re-Tweet: twitter.com/Jon_Danzig/status/1262369715953025026

▪ Government website: ‘Visit Europe from 1 January 2021’ www.gov.uk/visit-europe-1-january-2021