@markcunliffe.bsky.social
Company owner in the renewables industry, social media manager for the Bylines Network and one of the original 5 founding members of Central Bylines.
@heib20.bsky.socialReposted by @markcunliffe.bsky.socialExcellent!👏👏✨
@bylinesnetwork.co.ukReposted by @markcunliffe.bsky.socialA free press matters. So does an accountable one.
Join Nafeez Ahmed, Lexie Kirkconnell-Kawana and Priyamvada Gopal, chaired by Mike Galsworthy, to ask what a better British media could look like.
📅 21 Oct, 7pm
🎟️ bit.ly/bettermedia
@bylinesnetwork.co.ukReposted by @markcunliffe.bsky.socialA free press matters. So does an accountable one.
Join Nafeez Ahmed, Lexie Kirkconnell-Kawana and Priyamvada Gopal, chaired by Mike Galsworthy, to ask what a better British media could look like.
📅 21 Oct, 7pm
🎟️ bit.ly/bettermedia
@bylinesnetwork.co.ukReposted by @markcunliffe.bsky.socialLet Manchester City have the two full barrels A passionate Manchester United fan argues the case for why Manchester City need to be given the maximum penalty possible, but why is that? | Mark Cunliffe
@markcunliffe.bsky.socialReposted by @markcunliffe.bsky.socialI'm so angry about what City were up to and for it to take so long to bring action with them allowed to continue to win the Premier League, cups and a Champions League. My latest article for @centralbylines.co.uk
Let Manchester City have the two full barrels
@markcunliffe.bsky.socialI'm so angry about what City were up to and for it to take so long to bring action with them allowed to continue to win the Premier League, cups and a Champions League. My latest article for @centralbylines.co.uk
Let Manchester City have the two full barrels
@markcunliffe.bsky.socialWell there is that. And trust me, I was spitting feathers whilst writing this. But I did make the case for Liverpool and all the clubs relegated who would have played City who really were mid-table at best. But also Stoke who I really feel for as their only ever FA cup final.
@bylinesnetwork.co.ukReposted by @markcunliffe.bsky.socialLet Manchester City have the two full barrels
A passionate Manchester United fan argues the case for why Manchester City need to be given the maximum penalty possible, but why is that? | Mark Cunliffe
@markcunliffe.bsky.social @centralbylines.co.uk
@centralbylines.co.ukReposted by @markcunliffe.bsky.socialHe certainly did. Rowan Finch covered his tale too 👇🏻
The strange case of John 'Babbacombe' Lee, the man they couldn’t hang. Accused of murder, defies belief with his miraculous escape from the gallows
centralbylines.co.uk/lifestyle/hi...
@northwestbylines.co.ukReposted by @markcunliffe.bsky.socialMeanwhile at the Labour Party Conference:
@centralbylines.co.ukReposted by @markcunliffe.bsky.socialBirmingham Safer Futures launches to help domestic abuse victims New specialist domestic abuse service to support families across Birmingham
@markcunliffe.bsky.socialOh my word! The mysterious reason why new traffic lights in Stretford kept failing has now been discovered in what is thought to be a first – fried slugs 😱
@centralbylines.co.ukReposted by @markcunliffe.bsky.socialHave you been to this week's Labour conference and wish to share your thoughts in an article? Or perhaps you were pleased to hear Burnham's thoughts on Proportional Representation or closer working relationships with the EU Email [email protected] if you wish to write
@eastangliabylines.co.ukReposted by @markcunliffe.bsky.socialTwo events. One evening.
Channel 4 investigated Reform’s political funding while Bylines debated how to clean up politics.
And the two stories met in Clacton.
@eastangliabylines.co.ukReposted by @markcunliffe.bsky.social“Make money visible.” Gina Miller’s prescription for cleaning up politics came just as Channel 4 News was broadcasting an undercover investigation into Reform's political funding. Two events. One evening. And the two stories met in Clacton.
@eastangliabylines.co.ukReposted by @markcunliffe.bsky.socialTwo simultaneous events revealed an extraordinary overlap between allegations about political funding and proposals for cleaning it up | East Anglia Bylines
@bylinesnetwork.co.ukReposted by @markcunliffe.bsky.socialTONIGHT..... 7.00–8.15 pm
Bylines Network webinar: “Cleaning Up Politics: How Britain Rebuilds Trust”, Speakers Neal Lawson, Prof Christina Pagel, Dominic Grieve KC and Gina Miller, chaired by Mike Galsworthy. Discussion on political standards and accountability
bit.ly/politicsclea...
@mikegalsworthy.bsky.socialReposted by @markcunliffe.bsky.social🔥TOMORROW🔥 Delighted to say lots of people booked to come. Should be superb. Pls share.
The link you need —> www.tickettailor.com/events/bylin...
@bylinesnetwork.co.ukReposted by @markcunliffe.bsky.socialBylines Network webinar: “Cleaning Up Politics: How Britain Rebuilds Trust”, Thursday 3 September, 7.00–8.15pm. Speakers Neal Lawson, Prof Christina Pagel, Dominic Grieve KC and Gina Miller, chaired by Mike Galsworthy. Discussion on political standards and accountability bit.ly/politicsclea...
@nooneaboveorg.bsky.socialReposted by @markcunliffe.bsky.socialDonors can receive their own copy of the gazette or you can subscribe to Bylines for access. bylinesnetwork.co.uk/gazette/ (July edition)
