#Brenda from bristol

[duchessofostergotlands]

Here we go lads. Time to bring back the Patron Saint of General Elections

[llyfrenfys]

i'm hilarious

[jonathan-harks]

Okay, I did a poll for the current election, now let's go back in time.

[proto-language]

reacting to the news of a new taylor swift album like brenda from bristol reacting to a new general election.

[the-toasted-teacake]

I can't even bring out the Brenda from Bristol clip, because I'm honestly delighted that we're FINALLY getting another (long awaited) general election. Ready to see this government GONE.

(Could've done without the realisation it's likely to be Silverstone weekend though. FFS do not start asking these guys for election opinions 🥲)

[littlequeenies]

Katie Geraldine Scarfe (b. April 17th, 1974) is an English stage, radio, TV & voice actress, the oldest daughter of actress Jane Asher and her husband cartoonist Gerald Scarfe. Katie has two younger brothers, artist Alex Scarfe and book editor Rory Christopher Scarfe. She also has two elder half-siblings, Rupert and Araminta Scarfe from her father's previous relationships.

She graduated from Bristol University in 1995. She trained at LAMDA (London Academy of Music & Dramatic Art; BA (Hons) Acting, 2007-2009). Credits whilst at LAMDA include Maria in "Twelfth Night (2008), Lady Bracknell in "The Importance of Being Earnest" (2009), Molly in "Passport to Pimlico" (2009), "The Girl in The Blue Room" (2009), u/s Pattie and Rachel in "Season's Greetings" (National Theatre, 2010/11).

Her theatre career includes "Just Whores" (New Venture Theatre, summer 2003), "Freakshow", as Eve (New Venture Theatre, fall 2003), her role of Constanze in "Amadeus" ( New Venture Theatre, Brighton, 2005), her role of Richmond in "Richard III" (Brighton Festival, 2007), her role of The Duchess in "Mercury Fur" (Old Red Lion, Trafalgar Studios, 2012) and her role of the Queen in "Beyond Beauty" (Rebel Theatre, fall 2012). In 2015 she acted on the stage along with her mother Jane Asher in "The Gathered Leaves" (Park Theatre).

Radio, television and film credits include her role of Brenda in "The Wistleblower" film, the part of Kerry Harrison in "The Real Kathy Haydn" (Channel 4, 2007), "The Long Walk Home" film (2007), "Nunc Demittis", part of the "Someone Like You" collection, for BBC Radio 4 (2009), her role of Emily Coulson in "Holby City" (BBC, 2010), Sophie in the 2010 film "The Engagement Party", the poet female in "The Cult" film (2010), the short "The Adbucted", as Dr. Murphy in ITV's "Emmerdale Farm" (Yorkshire television, 2012), "A Little Twist of Dahl" (BBC Radio 4) and the short "The Listener" (2014) and the part of Liz Wilde again in in "Holby City" (2015).

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Pictured, Katie and her father Gerald Scarfe at the South Bank Show, at the Savoy Hotel, on the 22nd January 1998 in London.

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[frenchpoliticstoday]

Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark or Après Moi, Le Déluge

You’re joking – not another one ‘Brenda from Bristol’ is a folk hero of recent British political history. Interviewed in a BBC vox pop (after Theresa May called a General Election), Brenda pronounced, in a wonderful local accent: ‘You’re joking – not another one … There’s too much politics going on at the moment’. Here in France right now, there’s also an awful lot of politics. Last Sunday…

[humanrinds]

channelling brenda from bristol while scrolling ao3 for a fic to read

[dailyrugbytoday]

Premiership Rugby U18 Academy League 2023 fixtures & How to Watch

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Premiership Rugby U18 Academy League 2023 fixtures & How to Watch

The Premiership Rugby U18 Academy League returns this weekend for Round 3 after a 5-month hiatus.

In a new format, the first two rounds of the competition took place in the summer with the remaining five, plus finals day, taking place through January and February.

Much has changed since those opening two rounds though, where Leicester Tigers, Saracens, Bristol Bears, and London Irish each won two from two. The big change comes in the northern conference, where of course Wasps and Worcester Warriors are no longer, replaced by the Midlands Regional Academy, with Midlands Central replacing Wasps and Midlands West replacing Worcester Warriors.

With the players remaining largely the same, the two new entities pick up the old entities results, leaving Midlands Central second in the conference after a win and a draw and Midlands West in 6th after a defeat in their sole outing to date.

Premiership Rugby U18 Academy League: Round 3 Preview & Team News – Looking forward to seeing the best youngsters in the country in @premrugby U18 Academy League action again!https://t.co/sPderca9fA #FutureStars #AcademyLeague pic.twitter.com/OOLmGfOb77

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Round 4 (13th/14th/15th January)

Northern Conference

Newcastle Falcons v Sale Sharks

Northampton Saints v Worcester Warriors

Yorkshire Academy v Leicester Tigers

  Southern Conference

Harlequins v Exeter Chiefs

London Irish v Bath

Saracens v Bristol Bears

  Round 5 (20th/21st/22nd January)

  Northern Conference

Northampton Saints v Wasps

Sale Sharks v Yorkshire Academy

Worcester Warriors v Newcastle Falcons

  Southern Conference

Bath v Harlequins

Bristol Bears v London Irish

Gloucester v Exeter Chiefs

  Round 6 (3rd/4th/5th February)

  Northern Conference

Leicester Tigers v Worcester Warriors Wasps v Sale Sharks

Yorkshire Academy v Newcastle Falcons

  Southern Conference

Bristol Bears v Harlequins

Exeter Chiefs v London Irish

Saracens v Gloucester

  Round 7 (10th/11th/12th February)

  Northern Conference

Newcastle Falcons v Northampton Saints

Wasps v Leicester Tigers

Worcester Warriors

  Southern Conference

Bath v Gloucester

Exeter Chiefs v Bristol Bears

Harlequins v Saracens

Premiership Rugby U18 Finals: 18th/19th February

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[duchessofostergotlands]

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I've seen tweets with her photo, can you tell me what she did?

In 2017, Theresa May held a snap election just 2 years after the last election (normally it’s 5 years between elections although it’s not rigid like it is in some countries). They took to the street to do vox pops - little interviews with normal people on the street to get their reactions - and Brenda from Bristol was one of them:

[benchowmein]

Brenda from Bristol of "Not another one!" fame genuinely made British politics worse. I fucking WISH we could get "another" general election instead of an unelected PM and the fact that so many people think it is somehow tedious for them to have to vote is ridiculous

[daria-trubnikova]

HERE WE GO

[theharrykaneteam]

me when another spurs player gets injured:

[oceanmonsters]

we’re all celebrating boris going and pretending we don’t know what comes next 🙂

[aelric]

Writing is going well lads

[shoeshineyboy]

this general election, remember! if you’re voting for the Conservative or Brexit Party, you should go and vote on Friday 13th instead!