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It might be quicker than you think in terms of the black cabs converting over https://www.driving.co.uk/news/cabbies-hail-new-electric-taxi-call-government-help-drivers-switch-diesel/ I also thought that in a few years time only electric black cabs would get new first time licence (according to a cabby a couple of months ago) when the cab is first registered for use on Londons streets

Have you ever watched "Blakes seven" or "Doctor Who" back in the day, the sets were all made of cardboard and polystyrene, moved in a breeze and looked cheap and nasty but we all believed in the plot Go with the flow and remember it's not real it's a made up drama (based loosely on real events) Next you will be saying CI5 in the professionals wasn't a real government department 🙄

EDmummy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I haven't been to Sainsburys at DKH for several > years as I order online. Went recently and found > the lighting terrible and ended up with a headache > after 15 minutes in there. Won't be repeating that > trip again any time soon. > > ruffers Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > It feels a bit dark to me. > > The darker lighting is great for picking up the ladies as they can't see my face, hump or the fact I walk in a funny way Don't knock the only advantage I have 😂😂

Yesterday I saw a Twitter hashtag I've never seen before #gove gan I thought is gove running for PM of something weird then I read it again #govegan (go vegan) Doh

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TFL have refused to renew Ubers licence to operate as a taxi company in London, subject to appeal by Uber. Two questions Do you agree with the decision by TFL? And will this also effect Uber delivery services (I.e. Uber eats)? Would be interested to hear views from all sides (Uber drivers, taxi drivers and passengers ) Could make getting home from the office party interesting this year.

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edcam Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If you don't have a brown bin you're supposed to > buy the brown sacks from the council. I know, > incredibly big backward step there from Southwark > council. Most people will just put everything in > the green bins, therefore more landfill. It's not worth a whole sack just for a bunch of flowers, compost heap is a good option if you can but still the simple question of where to put them if you don't have a brown bin It's going to interesting at Christmas when food caddies will all be sprouting Christmas trees too

I'm confused With the new brown bin policy, if you can't put garden waste into your food caddy, and you don't have a brown bin then where do you put cut flowers after they die ? Can anyone help

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Interesting graph Mahoody, can you credit a source to it and provide context. I suspect the negative growth in the chart also relates to companies being over taxed and either closing or restricting growth due to lack of finances or imperative to grow. Sadly taxing the rich and businesses had never resulted in equality as the resultant collapse of economic growth results in job losses and downwards pressure on wages further down the employment chain. With retail suffering from online competition at the moment, we should be encouraging them to survive and create local jobs, not adding tax pressure to their struggling finances.

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This morning, I was rudely awoken from a deep sleep by an automated phone call that my Amazon prime membership was renewing at 39.99 a month (I don't have prime) Obviously I put the phone down and its that time of be year where the power of adverts makes you want to use their service, and the scammers are playing on this. The joy of Christmas scams 🤔

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You betcha cn150 tinned potatoes are the best thing since sliced bread

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