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Burn the house down... Expensive but with great effect....

Whatever bright spark gets in power and wants to abolish NHS, we will have to fight it in the strongest way possible. As said, a non compulsory employers health insurance scheme backed by tax relief could ease the waiting lists and shortfalls of the NHS, but having to go bankrupt to pay for...

Anyone living in an all-white village is racist. Even the only Chinese family running the takeaway and the only Asian family running the corner shop.

No, don't use PVA. Best solution would be to line the wood with cement panel if possible. Failing that, SBR.

And yet, you interact with strange strangers on an internet forum...

Damn right! When it suits someone they forget everything about workers and their jobs, just to save 5 minutes.

That's the common sense approach when fitting a toilet... Then there are the designer bogs, for when you value your shyt more than your money... :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

Will never happen. Some politicians bang on projects and ideas just for publicity and impact. HS2 for example. Sure, I might end up costing the NHS quite a bit in the end. That doesn't change the fact that overall I have saved the NHS a bucket of money in my lifetime.

Then I use the NHS, a service I've always paid for with my taxes but seldom used. Who told you that if one has private insurance can't use the NHS??? It does not matter one little bit. If the doctor was NHS he would be paid by my insurance. If the equipment was from the NHS, the insurance would...

WTF are you on about? Who said NHS needs to cut those services?

Come on, don't be shy. I know leftists like to swerve, but this is simple: I've had private health insurance for 30 odd years and used it a lot for scans, physio, consultations, blood tests, small surgeries and many GP consultations for advice. Have I saved the NHS money? Or have I made the NHS...

Milkman in France??? Cuckoo...

Nice fairy tale. That 1 tyre costs £500 instead of £50. That's why the NHS is broke. Spit it out without tiptoeing around the fire. Have I saved the NHS money or not???

If there's a choice I deal with humans. I'm retired, so not in a rush. I wasn't in a rush even when I worked, so...

Surely. I think it's important to repeat that in my opinion NHS should remain accessible to anyone entitled to it, but needs restructuring. Private health insurance could come in as a bargaining chip for employers who decide to offer it, that's why I said "non compulsory". Maybe there could be a...

I queue at traditional checkouts all the time. I don't get paid to do their job and I don't get any discount for doing that. Queues at checkouts started when they closed the traditional checkouts and opened the self checkouts. Remember when supermarkets had dozens of checkouts people? No much to...

It's important to keep the NHS public, however, the NHS needs full restructuring. A former NHS manager tells me that before she left 2 years ago, in her trust 50% of the employees where non patient facing...50%!!! Don't know how true that is, but even 25% sounds like too much to me. We could...

If I understand correctly, they're claiming that your extension is on the boundary line and the small wall in your neighbour's garden ATM. If this incorrect, it has nothing to do with party wall, it's a boundary dispute. Do you have any evidence of the correct boundary line? In a semi detached...

Look the wheels on one side and gently turn the steering wheel to lock. You should hear the pump making noise. If it doesn't then check pump connection and eventually the pump itself.

At least 1 and half minutes. Any second away from daytime TV is a second you'll never get back...