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Maybe the murder rate was higher, but did that include the suburbs? Outskirts with high concentration of riff raffs? London is unsafe everywhere apart from very few little oasis which will inevitably succumb to criminality.

This is what's happening in west London at the moment, just a few miles from me. I bet there are at least 50 police officers now standing about and they'll be gone tomorrow when that particular high street is a hotspot for violent crime. Place 6 officers permanently there and crime will not...

There are good and bad people from all countries. Some countries seem to export lots of criminals, others very few. I despise criminals, wherever they're from, especially the Italian criminals because they embarrass me. Leftists love criminals, especially foreign ones, and despise law abiding...

They're leftists and as such they mud waters. If you talk against illegal immigration, they point the finger at you and accuse you of wanted to kick out ALL non white British people. They're a bunch of deluded liars, unable to hold a structured conversation. They use all leftists tactics to get...

You haven't been to New York in Giuliani's time, I have, and never felt safer in any other major city. Law and order could be smelt in the clean street, free from riff raffs and yes, with a cop on every corner. That was no place for criminals. London... Richmond

West London. Can't give you exact postcode, but it's a civilised place, God knows for how long though.

I agree with everything you say... Never experienced racism here, possibly because I respect the law and people. I disrespect criminals though and the fine people of Britain like me because of this and treat me with respect.

Oh no, I just realised I'm replying to you. I withdraw my previous post and agree with anything you say. If you say that pigs fly, I agree.

Exactly. 100% agree. Then if you're referring to myself, you're mistaken. I live in a predominantly English estate where most people were born in the house the live in. I have integrated perfectly with them and out of luck, they all share my same values and ideas of law and order. Nothing...

If that is a door, there should be an end panel/fillet to accommodate the skirting. Anyhow, if you can't do that, leave it without skirting and finish it as best as you can. The only skirting that can be cut straight without a mitre is the square profile which is not your case.

No, I don't think so. I think we need a mayor (and a PM) with large attributes and stamp out all crime. Looking at Giuliani's administration as an example or Bukele in El Salvador: they had the guts to put anarchists and leftists to one side and enforce the law. Unfortunately in this country...

That's great news if you don't live in London. If you do, you can see with your own eyes the shythole this once great city has become. Maybe they're just considering the central square mile of London. Murders might be down, but what about all other crimes actually affecting the population? The...

You need a plinth at the bottom of the cabinet and a piece of the same taller skirting butted up to it. Mitted to join the external corner of course. As it is it will not look ok when painted. In fact, all joints should be mitred; who's done that? Not a carpenter I hope.

That's when Labour was in charge...or not... :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

Could it be that a lot more people are now classed as asylum seekers rather than illegal immigrants, so the number of the latter naturally goes down? What's the trend for asylum seekers...More? Less? Same as previous years?

Yes, where did all went wrong? We used to have cars easily running 200k miles. My friend had a Mercedes 300 (gold colour) which run 1 million kilometres. 1 million! Yes, it was in a temperate climate and he was obsessed with maintenance, but what engine would run 1 million kilometres now? And...

Fair price if done properly.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-63006664 This is what happens when a regime takes away freedom, in this case women freedom.

BC doesn't need contacting. Check the lease of your flat, just in case it's got some restrictions on the kind of floor you can install, although I have only seen restrictions regarding hard floor which you already have, so it should be fine.

No, you're selling, so get them down and forget about it. Besides, if the floorboards are solid, the tiles don't move. I've taken up 40 year old tiles stuck on floorboards and they were perfectly fine. Modern adhesive doesn't seem to last as long.