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DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So people unable to get rid of garden waste will > Pave over their back yards or deck them. > > There will be less plants and flowers which will > affect our wild life, Birds, Butterflies Bees and > insects. I doubt that anyone who has spent time creating a garden will then decide to pave/deck it over because of these changes, besides, the cost of paving/decking far outweighs the yearly cost of a brown bin, it would take many years to offset the cost. I expect the Council have factored this in and see gardeners as a soft target...

Week 30 points... Week 30 table...

TheArtfulDogger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Nxjen it's not about the amount, it's about the > principle of charging for a currently provided > free service that is generating all this upset I don't see it as a free service, as far as I'm aware it's paid for via our Council Tax, unless someone knows different?...

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hope the heron hasn't had the rest (haven't seen > any herons lately). Haven't seen the swan either recently...

?30 a year equates to ?2.50 per month. June '18 to Mar '20 is 10 months, which on the monthly rate equates to ?25...

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Faisal Islam is off (Sky News) ... but then he's > back (BBC News) > > One of the best Polictical hacks IMHO. > > https://news.sky.com/story/faisal-islam-a-front-ro > w-seat-in-a-roller-coaster-of-mutating-political-c > rises-11691196 Sky's news is mileskilometers better than the BBC's, far more factual than the Beeb's perceived 'balance'. Will be interesting to see whether FI changes how he reports and tweets...

keano77 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sigh...such a golden age. Britain booming, 240 > pence to the pound, yards, feet, inches, > fractions, pounds, ounces, gallons, pints, fluid > ounces etc etc > > None of this EU Monopoly money and metric nonsense I swing both ways, can't beat a good old fashioned foot and inch, and have even been known to go the extra mile and exchange fluid ounces. But when I'm feeling really adventurous I like to dabble in grams and candelas. Does that mean I'm bimetric, or should that be biimperial, or perhaps it's bimetricimperial, although a bit of a mouthful that last one, so to speak...

Friday night game and an extra game mid-week. Week 30 fixtures... Friday 11th April Leicester City v Newcastle United Saturday 13th April Tottenham Hotspur v Huddersfield Town Brighton & Hove Albion v AFC Bournemouth Burnley v Cardiff City Fulham v Everton Southampton v Wolverhampton Wanderers Manchester United v West Ham United Sunday 14th April Crystal Palace v Manchester City Liverpool v Chelsea Monday 15th April Watford v Arsenal Tuesday 16th April Brighton & Hove Albion v Cardiff City

I was going back to the 1950's for the Brexiters among us... :)

Bank of England stated that Brexit had cost ?40bn up to May last year, so double that at least. That's ?80,000,000,000,000. What a waste of money, Revoke A50 NOW!!...

TheArtfulDogger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I look forward to getting a ?30 reduction for not > usin a bin along with a reduction for not parking > in the parks, a reduction if I don't park in the > street and if they take it further a reduction for > not using the library, for not walking on the > pavements, for not going out at night (removing my > need to pay for street lighting) and so on This. I make use of the garden waste bins and realise that there are many people who don't yet contribute to the upkeep of the service. But equally I contribute to services that I along with many other people don't use, such as the library. Are the Council going to charge them too at the point of entry? This is nothing more that a money making exercise, as well as being worse for the environment i.e. more plastic bins and car pollution...

At least it's now safe to book summer hols in Europe, some MPs have already got their priorities in order, seen leaving for the Easter recess with suitcases in hand, thus avoiding another Maybot ''let me be very clear'' speech in the HoC later...

I tried yesterday but the scores hadn't been updated. Week 29 points... Week 29 table...

Rain stopped play...https://twitter.com/lbcbreaking/status/1113802793326915584

Friday night game. Week 29 fixtures... Friday 5th April Southampton v Liverpool Saturday 6th April AFC Bournemouth v Burnley Huddersfield Town v Leicester City Newcastle United v Crystal Palace Sunday 7th April Everton v Arsenal Monday 8th April Chelsea v West Ham United

When it comes to securing votes in the HoC, morals go out of the window...https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2018/dec/12/tory-mps-suspended-over-sex-allegations-reinstated-for-confidence-vote And then there's the sneaky 'double helpings in the school dinner queue' type...

Picked the wrong week to forget to make some predictions, looks like a north london two horse race now. Week 28 points... Week 28 table...

Angelina Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > dr.. > > that is disturbing. They are now offically 'a thing'...

Do you have a pic you can post?...

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh Lordy they've hit it off (Jez and Tez that > is). > > https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/breaking-je > remy-corbyn-says-crunch-14231757 I'm not bothered with what fudge they concoct, as long as this is true...

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well I'm glad about that. :) More to soothe your fevered brow John...

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Here's Ian Dunt's version of the trap - maybe more > sense to it (but more than likely it is a trap > however much you hope it's honourable )... > > https://www.politics.co.uk/blogs/2019/04/02/no-10- > statement-look-out-for-theresa-may-s-no-deal-trap EU very unlikely to accept short 22nd May extension, they will offer much longer and say if UK agrees deal earlier then that's great etc. Ian Dunt has since retweeted to this effect...

Once seen you can't unsee it...:)

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A trap specifically mentioned to me was May plans > to negotiate a Customs Union/Regulatory standards > Brexit with Corbyn then next week state due to > ERG/Cabinet rebellion she needs a referendum > between that and a No Deal Brexit (so leaving the > deal as Corbyn's deal and Labour stranded). When would this rebellion take place, before or after a deal is approved by Parliament?...