We have Tesco, Aldi, Lidl, Morrisons, Iceland and M&S. With Asda and Co-op reachable. M&S are definitely still wiping baskets. Don't use Iceland or Co-op.
Brexit, for once some facts.
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security possibly, but then I have an honest face. But the town would be 35K population, and it was Tesco. The only place I came accross scruitiny like this was in major french supermarkets, in cities , Nantes , where they stapled closed any shopping bags being brought into the shopping area. .
Up the road from me in Pompey they have around three of every store going, they all sanitize. In Waitrose I was stopped from picking up a basket because it hadn't been cleaned, rules is rules.
Lots of people now put stuff in their own bags these days, most Supermarkets are happy for you to do so. You haven't stolen anything until it's passed the checkout anyway so it's not a problem.
Lots of people now put stuff in their own bags these days, most Supermarkets are happy for you to do so. You haven't stolen anything until it's passed the checkout anyway so it's not a problem.
Closest approach July 25th, when it will be directly under Ursa Major. Problem is the rising sun obscures the best view, couldn't see it this morning.
Is this the right way of tackling the issue?
In my view, people who attack 999 emergency workers should be banged to rights. But we end up with a bizarre legal situation in which some people are differently protected to others.
Plan to double maximum sentence for attacks on 999 emergency workers
Offenders in England and Wales could face up to two years in prison under new proposals
Shouldn't we all be similarly protected but being someone engaged or employed as an emergency worker should be an exacerbating factor?
In my view, people who attack 999 emergency workers should be banged to rights. But we end up with a bizarre legal situation in which some people are differently protected to others.
Plan to double maximum sentence for attacks on 999 emergency workers
Offenders in England and Wales could face up to two years in prison under new proposals
Shouldn't we all be similarly protected but being someone engaged or employed as an emergency worker should be an exacerbating factor?
We don’t need new laws to provide a longer jail sentence. We already have sufficient legislation to pass custodial sentences for this type of offender. For causing a bruise, existing laws (Section 47) allow for a five year prison sentence to be passed.
What we should be looking at doing is putting one of those dog microchips into these people and and taking biometric data to ID them. From there, all medical assistance can then be withdrawn and they can be left to die if / when becoming ill. A cheap and simple solution which would also make a good deterrent without adding to the prison population.
That's a good idea Barry, it would also create more jobs in the dead body collection sector.
The Tory party are getting upset with the Withdrawal agreement Boris got
First this
Boris the remainer now?
And this
First this
Boris the remainer now?
And this
Politicians seem to be much happier at passing some new legislation rather than ensuring existing laws are properly enforced. Guess it is much easier to come up with some words and a vote or two rather than manage the reality of law enforcement.
you see , once the law is passed the politician is basically out of the loop. All they can do is criticism of how the executive are executing the legislation. On a good day they can invite the heads of the organisations into select committee meetings and rip them a new one. But that is counterproductive because the heads say .. Yes yuo gave us the extra tasks, but not the funding we asked for....
So much for frictionless trade.
www.theguardian.com
The Tories’ latest Brexit plans expose frictionless trade as a fiction
Firms trying to rebuild after the Covid-19 lockdown are being plunged into more uncertainty by this incompetent government, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
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It may be small numbers in some Hospital trusts skewing the figures or other reasons but the huge differences in death rates need further investigation.
www.theguardian.com
NHS data reveals 'huge variation' in Covid-19 death rates across England
Exclusive: hospital mortality rate varies from 12.5% to 80% in different trusts around country
www.theguardian.com
the Government will blame "Remainer" Doctors....and "Lefties" refusing to meet their quotas in the "Grandmother of all Culls"It may be small numbers in some Hospital trusts skewing the figures or other reasons but the huge differences in death rates need further investigation.
NHS data reveals 'huge variation' in Covid-19 death rates across England
Exclusive: hospital mortality rate varies from 12.5% to 80% in different trusts around country
Yup you spotted it vfr, it's the one with the white mask at the back. I didn't think I'd get one past you lot ...
Is "the country" the UK or England?
Regardless, I am so glad I do not live in Kent.
The UK government is to build “10 to 12” new Brexit border customs and controls sites across the country in a move that Michael Gove has said cements the mission to “take back control” from the EU.
In the biggest shake-up to trading with the EU for 50 years, the chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster announced the £470m programme for facilities to process freight going to and from the EU, along with a 206-page document detailing new border controls.
Five sites are likely to be in Kent and are expected to be operational by 1 January, when the UK leaves the customs union and single market.
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2020/jul/13/uk-to-open-10-12-brexit-border-customs-sites-in-eu-trading-shake-up
And what is happening in NI and between GB and NI?
Regardless, I am so glad I do not live in Kent.
The UK government is to build “10 to 12” new Brexit border customs and controls sites across the country in a move that Michael Gove has said cements the mission to “take back control” from the EU.
In the biggest shake-up to trading with the EU for 50 years, the chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster announced the £470m programme for facilities to process freight going to and from the EU, along with a 206-page document detailing new border controls.
Five sites are likely to be in Kent and are expected to be operational by 1 January, when the UK leaves the customs union and single market.
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2020/jul/13/uk-to-open-10-12-brexit-border-customs-sites-in-eu-trading-shake-up
And what is happening in NI and between GB and NI?
Wasn't Boris going to build a bridge?
Last time he set out to build a bridge, in London, we ended up with a cable car! Crossing the Irish Sea in a cable car would be quite an experience.
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Who knows, for months across the whole UK we had the British Broadcasting Corporation televising UK government ministers standing in front of two Union flags and talking about only England.
I thought the bridge was going to be from Scotland, so before it's built it probably won't be GB anyway.Wasn't Boris going to build a bridge?
Last time he set out to build a bridge, in London, we ended up with a cable car! Crossing the Irish Sea in a cable car would be quite an experience.
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