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Angela Rayner is the deputy. If Starmer tries to take Labour towards the centre ground expect fireworks from her!
the whole family were now in the US. that Christmas he sent me a one dollar bill which I`ve still got somewhere 
Oh well can always start reselling it on Ebay Our local Tesco seemed to have most items available again.
always good to be open about these things , say`s the Beeb ain`t getting one penny of his pension
That's half the problem, I think - money has been tight recently and I feel like I'm constantly spending money (even if it is only £30 here, £30 there.. or £300 and £100 in the case of the prop and header tank) and getting nowhere..
That wasn't where I was going... Smart motorways have always been a bad idea, anyone except the non driving graduates who designed them have always said as much.Bandwagon anyone?
Not at all. Cars are inherently more reliable these days but there are still breakdowns and you need some where safe to stop.
It was aimed at the previous post... Always pops up with a video or outrage whenever some everyday thing pops up in front of him and could probably do with learning to read the road ahead a bit better, much like the lorry driver in the clip...
Two things surprise me about the article... Firstly that ONLY 35 people were killed and secondly that there were 1472 ish near misses... I would have expected both to be much, much higher, and can only suggest that the near misses are reported ones and probably only reflect about 1% of the true number. If anything, the saddest thing is that this point wasn't reported as it might educate a few more people (or at least encourage them to read the highway code).
Oh dear ,it looks as if I`m being stalked by Doctor Gollum.
That wasn't where I was going... Smart motorways have always been a bad idea, anyone except the non driving graduates who designed them have always said as much.Bandwagon anyone?
Not at all. Cars are inherently more reliable these days but there are still breakdowns and you need some where safe to stop.
It was aimed at the previous post... Always pops up with a video or outrage whenever some everyday thing pops up in front of him and could probably do with learning to read the road ahead a bit better, much like the lorry driver in the clip...
Two things surprise me about the article... Firstly that ONLY 35 people were killed and secondly that there were 1472 ish near misses... I would have expected both to be much, much higher, and can only suggest that the near misses are reported ones and probably only reflect about 1% of the true number. If anything, the saddest thing is that this point wasn't reported as it might educate a few more people (or at least encourage them to read the highway code).
