Boyfriend shows up with flowers after being 'ignored.' When the door opened, his heart stopped.
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.upworthy.com/he-showed-up-with-flowers-after-she-ignored-him-ex1
[repost Aborcyjny Dream Team] Zasługujemy na związek z kimś, kto się o nas troszczy a nie kontroluje, z kimś kto nas szanuje a nie chce sprawować nad nami władzę, z kimś kto uznaje naszą autonomię.
We all know who our fictional #redflag crushes were when we were growing up. But I wanna focus on our #greenflag crushes that gave us some standards
I'll go first, add yours in the comments or reblogs.
1: Kit (Cinderella, 2015)
2: Kovu (Lion King 2)
3: Pongo (101 Dalmatians)
4: Peter (Peter Pan, 2003)
5: Justin (Secret of NIMH)
6: Dmitri (Anastasia)
7: Tramp (Lady & the Tramp)
8: Thomas O'Mally (Aristocats)
9: Aladdin (Aladdin)
10: Flynn Rider (Tangled)
11: Prince Philip (Sleeping Beauty)
As "privacy washing" becomes more and more prevalent, being able to distinguish fact from marketing fiction is an essential skill for you to have. Our latest article covers the 
red flags and the 
green flags you should look out for when evaluating any service.
https://www.privacyguides.org/articles/2025/09/03/red-and-green-privacy-flags/
#PrivacyWashing #RedFlags #Privacy #Security #GreenFlags #Evaluation #RedFlag #GreenFlag #Article #PrivacyGuides
That's the complaint raised with the #RAC following our traumatic experience last week. I'm attempting to get a full refund of the membership fee. We shall see.
Does anyone have any POSITIVE experiences with roadside rescue /recovery companies in mid / rural #Wales? I hear bad things about the #AA and #GreenFlag in Wales so any positive stories about these (or anyone else) could help me choose a new provider. Thanks.
‘Make Memories, Not Mess’: summer litter campaign launches across West Wales
As summer crowds head for West Wales’s beaches, parks and green spaces, Keep Wales Tidy has launched a new campaign urging everyone to “Make Memories, Not Mess” — by taking litter home and leaving no trace behind.
The charity says litter continues to blight communities, threaten wildlife, and damage the natural environment, with recent figures showing fast food packaging on 26.4% of streets and drinks litter on 43.6% across Wales.
“Our parks, beaches and green spaces are at the heart of what makes Wales so special,” said Owen Derbyshire, Chief Executive of Keep Wales Tidy. “It’s simple: if you bring it with you, take it home. Let’s enjoy everything Wales has to offer this summer, without spoiling the experience for others or harming the environment.”
The campaign — funded by Welsh Government and part of the wider Caru Cymru movement — aims to spark a sense of pride and collective responsibility, especially in areas where bins are full or unavailable2.
West Wales, with its Blue Flag beaches, national parks, and coastal trails, is expected to see a surge in visitors over the coming weeks. Keep Wales Tidy hopes the campaign will encourage small changes in behaviour that make a big difference to the places people love.
Celebrating Swansea Bay’s natural beauty
Four Swansea beaches named among Wales’s best in prestigious Wales Coast Awards
Published May 2025: Caswell Bay, Langland Bay, Port Eynon and Rhossili recognised for cleanliness, safety and environmental excellence.
Pembrey’s Cefn Sidan Beach retains Blue Flag status
Published May 2025: One of Wales’s most awarded beaches continues to meet international standards for water quality and visitor facilities.
Swansea Bay parks and green spaces recognised among world’s best with Green Flag Awards
Published July 2025: Six Swansea parks join the global list of top-rated green spaces, highlighting their role in wellbeing and biodiversity.
#BlueFlag #CaruCymru #GreenFlag #KeepWalesTidy #litter #MakeMemories #MakeMemoriesNotMess #WelshGovernment
Green Flag flying at Kilvey Community Woodland thanks to decades of volunteer care
A cherished patch of nature on the edge of urban Swansea has been officially recognised as one of the best community-managed green spaces in Wales. Kilvey Community Woodland, maintained by the dedicated Kilvey Woodland Volunteers, has received its first Green Flag Community Award — a mark of quality bestowed by Keep Wales Tidy.
The award celebrates the woodland’s high standards in cleanliness, safety, biodiversity and community engagement. It joins 22 Swansea sites recognised this year, as reported by Swansea Bay News in our earlier coverage of the Green Flag Awards, which saw Wales lead the world in community-managed green spaces.
Volunteer David said the award was “a huge achievement” and a tribute to the decades of work by volunteers who’ve transformed Kilvey Hill into a thriving haven for wildlife and people. Fellow volunteer Chris added:
“Our cherished Kilvey Hill gives the space to breathe — from children playing in muddy puddles, to runners, bird watchers, and loved ones scattering ashes in meaningful spots.”
The woodland offers seasonal events, guided walks, conservation days, school visits and workshops, all free and open to the public. It’s a place rich in biodiversity, heritage and community spirit — and now officially recognised as such.
Lucy Prisk, Green Flag Coordinator for Keep Wales Tidy, said:
“These sites play a vital role in the physical and mental well-being of communities across Wales. Kilvey Community Woodland is now recognised as among the best in the world.”
The volunteers are calling on the community to help maintain the woodland’s high standards and support future events. Updates and opportunities to get involved are shared regularly via their social media channels.
More environmental stories from Swansea Bay News
Crown Estate funds new offshore wind supply chain programme in South Wales
£100k investment backs floating wind industry and supports local SMEs in the Swansea Bay City Region.
New dunes planned to help keep wind-blown sand at bay
Swansea Council introduces natural windbreaks and fencing to protect beach habitats and reduce sand drift.
Safety works to begin at Cwmgwrach coal tip to reduce landslip risk
Natural Resources Wales begins drainage reinforcement to improve safety at disused colliery site.
Swansea Bay parks and green spaces recognised among world’s best
315 Green Flag Awards celebrate biodiversity, wellbeing and community pride across Wales.
#GreenFlag #KeepWalesTidy #KilveyCommunityWoodland #KilveyHill #Swansea #volunteers #woodland
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