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“So if I type something like: "Red Riding Hood was called that because she wore a red hat.” And here’s me thinking it was because she was a communist.

“if five people bake a pie for dinner, but then another ten people turn up and want to be fed, then there is less to go around, and they all wait a bit longer to get their piece, and the table is a bit cramped to boot.” It’s good to share your pie but what happens when the pies run out?

Tax is theft. Why should anyone pay it?

Would the payments be offset against the bedroom tax?

Thanks to all that’s all very helpful. Tony, there’s a bar of approx 1” diameter which runs around the perimeter rim joist at first floor level. I’m reluctant to cut a bit out but would be great if I could as, ideally, I would like to pass a shower waste through from the bathroom under the...

https://www.fountaindirect.co.uk/duravit-happy-d2-600mm-vanity-unit-with-2-drawer-h26363.html See related item below unit for sink. Grand total £882.72 inc vat https://www.fountaindirect.co.uk/checkout/cart/

Are there any time served ex Wimpey employees on here,or anyone who has previous experience of the Wimpey no fines, poured in situ concrete houses? Has anyone ever extended one and in doing so, have cut through the rebar at first floor level? I'm trying to find out if it is safe to do so. Does...

I would agree with this comment attached to the "independant " link you posted, John... 168 days ago grindelow Individual policies say little about electability. If you asked voters if they agreed that they should pay no tax and that the rich should pay 99% tax many would agree on the simple...

Oh come on! These pills are primarily for stomach ulcers. So they are being used for black market back street abortions. So that's like saying anyone who invests in knitting needles is facilitating abortion in some cases!

But in the case above the hospital was £40 million in debt when it was taken over.

"This process started in 2009. At that time, Hinchingbrooke was failing financially and was the most indebted trust in the NHS, having built up debts of £40 million (almost half of the hospital’s £100 million turnover). This led to a decision by the East of England Strategic Health Authority...

Ok, so that's one point of view, we can see the BBC's take on the story. But there are two sides to every story. So, I would now urge you to consider the comments made here-that the only NHS contender withdrew their bid for the contract. Also that the decision to privatise it in the first place...

In will take a look. However, I can't bring myself to believe what is printed in the Guardian no more than you would believe the Daily Mail :eek:

In my opinion ALL politicians are self serving hypocrites who only look out for themselves.

John, may I ask, what is the source of this report?

Did we know the price when we voted in?

I consider it to be a question. I can, however, understand how the suggestion of an association can be taken as offensive. However, I also think the right of freedom of speech is paramount to a persons right not to be offended. But, if I have caused you offence, then I apologise.

No I don't agree, John. I simply raised the question within the debate.

Personally, I agree with you John, I hope and believe that May's days are numbered. This country needs a leader with a spine and she isn't it. But I also believe that neither is Corbyn. Am I entitled to my opinion-or are you in favour of a non democracy like most remoaners?