TPM @RealityLabs, Board @scottishbktrust, Reviewer @theweereview. Made in @NatWestGroup, @MIT_Manipal, @SchoolOfEng_UoE. HM’s Jubilee Scholar. Views my cat’s.
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Udita Banerjee retweeted
28 Sep 2023
Rest in peace Sir Michael Gambon.
You will be forever loved, always missed and never forgotten.
Thank you for being the light of a generation and for the many fantastic roles you performed that will shine for those to come.
#MichaelGambon #allontheboard
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Opportunity to work for a wonderful purpose-led org
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Udita Banerjee retweeted
22 Mar 2023
I amn’t alone. Thank you, Chambers… 😉
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Udita Banerjee retweeted
14 Mar 2023
To celebrate the 1st anniversary of A Scottish Wildlife Odyssey published @TippermuirBooks (the follower up to the Award shortlisted If Rivers Could Sing), I am giving away 2 of the book’s original sketches. All you need to do is retweet before 31 March – winner chosen at random
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Udita Banerjee retweeted
27 Feb 2023
Red alert: aurora likely. Issued 2023-02-27 17:21 UTC by @aurorawatchuk. #aurora
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26 Feb 2023
The most intense and rewarding 6 months of my writing career, with incredible support from one of Scotland’s best. Must keep going!
26 Feb 2023
Last day w/ the 2 mentees I was privileged to take on after tweeting this last year. Loved working w/ such committed & talented writers. CONGRATULATIONS on surviving 6 months of my book chat @NorenHaq & @AuditBanshee Follow this pair now. You don't know them yet but you will soon
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Udita Banerjee retweeted
24 Feb 2023
BREAKING: The future of Edinburgh’s 117-year-old King’s Theatre is secure after the Scottish Government agreed to put an extra £3.85m into a long-awaited revamp, on top of an extra £3m committed by the city council. Work will get underway next week!
scotsman.com/whats-on/arts-a…
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Men who read should join this
8 Feb 2023
Our Reading and Wellbeing project needs to recruit more men/self-identifying males (age 30-50). Do you read fiction and meet these criteria? If so, please consider taking part. Info here: blogs.ed.ac.uk/literacylab/c… @DrSarahMcG @NicolaCurrie_ @DPIE_UoE @scottishbktrust
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6 Feb 2023
We don’t need reasons for why librarians are the greatest. But librarians are the greatest.
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20 Jan 2023
As an Indo-Scot retracing my roots, discover a unique perspective on the Sundarbans through my family holiday & unearth the legacy of the Hamiltons - Scots whose pioneering co-op society challenged colonialism. Explore themes of climate, eco-tourism, folklore & tigers. #xponorth
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Explore the beauty of the Sundarbans through the lens of a family holiday & the story of Daniel & Margaret Hamilton. Their pioneering work in the region challenged colonial dynamics during the British Raj. A must-read for anyone interested in travel, history & culture. #xponorth
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My kinda map
6 Dec 2022
350 London libraries on one tube map? Yes please
londonist.com/london/maps/th…
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Udita Banerjee retweeted
1 Nov 2022
“Using your own bag?”
Yes.
“Place bag in bagging area”
Okay.
“An assistant is coming, you thief”
Sigh.
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Udita Banerjee retweeted
15 Sep 2022
Only a British person will quietly join the back of a five-mile queue, without even bothering to attempt to look how far ahead it stretches, not even looking up from their phone, maybe a small bottle of water in the other hand… showing the rest of the world how queuing is done.
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Udita Banerjee retweeted
6 Sep 2022
First god created those who love air conditioning. Then those who don’t. Then he married them. Then he rested.
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Udita Banerjee retweeted
26 Aug 2022
*takes bins out this morning and thinks…”
“Weather feels a bit Christmassy”
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9 Aug 2022
What kind of sociopath says no to a cup of tea
9 Aug 2022
You said no to a cup of tea. You don’t know why you did that. “Nah, I’m fine, thanks,” you said. Actually, you’d really like a cup of tea. But you said no and now you have to live with it.