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Neil Terry Photography

Name: Neil Terry Photography
Address: Bradford, GB
Telephone: +447584484432

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Hello and welcome to Neil Terry Photography. I am a professional freelance photographer based in Bradford, West Yorkshire, UK specialising in photojournalism and public events including arts events which includes lantern parades, light shows, industrial disputes, protests, demonstrations, parades, rallies and large public meetings. As well as photographing political and public events, I also photograph steam/heritage railways in the UK.

17/06/2026

Last night (16.06.2026) I went to NSA Menwith Hill - a US spy bade on the North Yorkshire Moors near Harrogate where the was holding their weekly vigil at the main gates of the base.
The base is used by the US Military to conduct covert missions across various parts of the world where it intercepts communications and has been known to carry out drone attacks in Yemen, Syria, Gaza and Afghanistan. Without Menwith Hill many bombing operations in Iran would not have been possible because the base provides crucial communications, tracking, and intelligence framework which are vital for carrying out the bombing.
The Menwith Hill Accountability Campaign have been campaigning for many years regarding Menwith Hill where they highlight concerns over civilian casualties, a lack of UK parliamentary oversight regarding the US Visiting Forces, and the UK's legal complicity in unauthorised conflicts.

15/06/2026

Today (15.06.2026) around 35 protesters gathered outside the QEII Law Courts in Liverpool for an emergency rally to respond to the Court of Appeal judgement about the proscription of Palestine Action. The judgement was played out live to those gathered who were not surprised by the judgement but are defiant.

Former Home Secretary Yvette Cooper rushed through proscribing of Palestine Action as a result of it targeting Israeli-owned weapons manufacturer Elbit Systems. Cooper lumped Palestine Action in with various fascist organisations in order to limit opposition to the plans. The government used the spraying of paint on planes on an RAF base as the cover for the proscription, which also diverted attention away from how lax the security was on the base.

The judgement today was clear; organisations such as Elbit who exist with a main aim of killing and injuring people are acting lawfully and those wanting to stop the death and destruction are now classed as terrorists.

What the judgement tells us is that business interests and profit rules over any level of morality and today will be remembered as a day when civil liberties took another slip in the wrong direction - all under a Prime Minister who claims to be a human rights lawyer.

14/06/2026

Today (14.06.2026) was the last running day of LNER A3 60103 'Flying Scotsman' during its visit to the where passengers got to ride behind the world famous express locomotive at 25mph.

Photographed here as it came off shed this morning, approaching Irwell Vale, passing Chest Wheel crossing near Summerseat and finally passing Townsend Fold signal box on its last run to Rawtenstall.

The locomotive was built in Doncaster in 1923 and later this week it will return to the site it was built where it will join LNER A4 60007 'Sir Nigel Gresley' and other locomotives for a special event to mark the closure of "the plant" which has built and maintained locomotives since the late 19th century.

13/06/2026

Today (13.06.2026) hundreds marched through the centre of for the annual march and rally organised by the who have been campaigning for a number of years for a public inquiry into the police riot that took place at Orgreave on 18th June 1984.
The government recently announced it would establish an inquiry into the events that took place at Orgreave in June 1984 and currently the inquiry is asking anyone that was at Orgreave on or around that day in any capacity to make a submission to the inquiry and this call is supported by the Orgreave Truth and Justice Campaign.
For more information on how to make a submission please visit: https://www.orgreave.public-inquiry.uk/call-for-evidence/

11/06/2026

Today (11.06.2026), Pull the Plug on Palantir protested outside the NHS Confederation conference, ConfedExpo, at Manchester Central, where NHS decision-makers and policymakers from across the service are gathering.

This is the last ConfedExpo before the UK government could use the break clause to end its Palantir contract early next year, making it a pivotal moment in the campaign and one of the final chances to show that patients do not want Palantir handling their data.
Concern about the US tech giant has grown, particularly over patient data. Critics warn Palantir could access identifiable information, undermining trust in NHS patient records. Anxiety increased further after reports that Palantir staff could, in some circumstances, access person-identifiable data.

Despite securing such a major contract, there has been very little consultation, and many patients remain unaware of Palantir and what campaigners describe as the threat it poses to their data.

Palantir also owns software used by the US and Israeli militaries to generate bombing targets, and it is believed Palantir software identified the school in Iran where many children were killed in the first strike of joint Israeli-US action. The company also supplies software and data to Immigration Customs and Enforcement (I.C.E.) for raids on immigrant communities in the US, where innocent people have been killed by the state.

Campaigners argue this matters because of Palantir’s ethics. The NHS was founded to improve health, wellbeing and save lives, and many of Palantir’s activities are seen as incompatible with those values. CEO Alex Karp told HBO in 2020, “Our product is used on occasions to kill people,” and recently told investors that Palantir aims to make partner institutions “the very best in the world” and, when necessary, “to scare enemies and on occasions kill them.”

30/05/2026

Pride 1. Reform 0.

Today (30.05.2026) the streets of Durham City Centre were full of rainbow flags, love, peace and solidarity as the annual Pride march worked its way through the city to The Sands for the Pride event - Even the sun got the memo.

Earlier this year the Reform UK-led County Council decided to cut the £2,500 funding it provides to Durham Pride citing budget cuts with the aim of trying to stop Durham Pride from going ahead.

Sadly for Reform, the Durham Miners Association worked together with the Trade Union movement to ensure that the event got record funding and the publicity helped to make it the biggest Pride event to take place in the city.

The message was sent out loud and clear; Reform's attempts to silence the LGBTQIA community will not work. Love, hope, unity and solidarity will always win.

24/05/2026

Today (24.05.2026) I spent the day at near Doncaster which was holding an open day on their site which contains the largest collection of trolley buses in the world.
The day included the return service of trolley bus number 913 which returned to service for the first time since 2001.
Trolley buses are buses powered by electric from overhead cables with a boom arm - similar to what we see on trams today - and operated in around 50 areas across the country from 1911 until the very last trolley bus ran in Bradford in 1972.
The museum is based at part of the former RAF Sandtoft and the site is a former aircraft hanger but manages to pack in a short circuit for the buses to run on as well as a tea room, shop, toy museum, 1950s pre-fab house and a bicycle museum and was established in 1969.

14/05/2026

Today (14.05.2026) marks Eric Morecambe’s 100th birthday and to celebrate it Morecambe Town Council hosted an event at the Eric Morecambe statue in the town, a statue created by the brilliant Graham Ibbetson.
Eric’s daughter Gail Stewart and son Gary Morecambe led the celebrations at the statue and also unveiled a mural depicting a Radio Times review of the comedy due in 1954 and this is part of a series of events taking place in the town over the next few weeks.
Eric Morecambe worked with Ernie Wise to become known as ‘Morecambe and Wise’ from the early 1940s right up until Eric’s death in 1984 at the age of 58. Eric and Ernie regularly attracted TV viewing figures into the tens of millions and became on of the most successful comedy double acts of all time with their legend living on in the smiles and laughter of millions more who were not even born when Eric died.

13/05/2026

Today (13.05.2026) hosted a protest outside Manchester Central where the British Insurance Brokers' Association (BIBA) Conference was taking place which attracts major insurance companies like Aviva, Intact and Axa.
For the last 4 years XR have held protests outside the conference over the insurance companies record of insuring climate chaos and human rights records.
The title of the keynote speech was 'Time To: Address The Burning Questions' which those outside used to highlight the burning questions on placards painted to look like fire - which included 'CHUBB, time to stop insuring climate chaos?'

10/05/2026

Yesterday (09.05.2025) was the second Saturday of May which means its the day for in Wakefield. This year around 700 people marched through the town with their trade union and other banners led by the with their brass band to for a speeches by John Dunn of as well as , , , , Eddie Dempsey (RMT) and Chris Kitchen (NUM).

It wasn't just speeches though as there was a rendition of 'We Are Women' being sang by Heather Wood, Betty Cook and Liz French of the National Women Against Pit Closures and music sets from Lewis Pugh, Sally Cinnamon and Joe Solo.

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