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There was a link on this thread re planning permission for the old pound shop site. We the traders don’t know anything about it. Ask my brother, he would have a better idea if Tesco’s opening or not. -
By David Peckham · Posted
Precisely. He's either the luckiest man in show business, the poor man's Peter Kay or just a talentless tit depending on your view of his work. The BBC don't use him so much since he took over Question of Sport and Top Gear and tanked them both - around 100 years of broadcasting between them before he went near them. They still pay him £250k a year not to be on TV, though. It's because of the unique way the BBC is funded. -
Which part of the concept appeals the most? Paraphrasing Private Eye … Is it the weight and the dangerous way people ride them, the way they get left fallen over in the middle of the street, or thrown in the Thames as I saw today, or is it that they have giant batteries and rely on electricity? -
Do you have a contact for them please?
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