All I know is that it would be in the interests of all the non-right-wing parties and the country as a whole to have, at least, a concentration on exposing the flaws of Farage and his company, rather than attacking each other.
This, of course, assumes Farage can find enough actual candidates to contest every seat.
Surely, it is in the interests of both themselves and the country for the Greens, Lib Dems and Labour to be presently a nominally allied front to ensure Reform PLC have, at least, a harder election run-in?
For me, the fundamental issue here is the next General Election. It is difficult to see the Greens, Lib Dems or Tories getting enough seats to for the next government. They may hold the balance of power but it looks to be either Labour or Reform PLC.
There are also two other factors.
Firstly, most of our infrastructure is buried. So digging the road surface and then filling the holes, often unchecked by local authorities, leaves cracks for water to penetrate.
Secondly, the country has had 16 years of budget cuts and reduced maintenance.
Trying to exist on a wing and a prayer?
And all his cult members will be praying for/expecting a resurrection?
The idea of transferring onto an online database is a reasonable one. I see that the French have now done away with their green windscreen stickers. But a sticker on the windscreen would be a simple solution to enforcement, rather than having to follow up ANPR spots.
Actually, it would cost the taxpayer nothing if the law was changed so that insurance companies had to send out a windscreen sticker to policy holders and it was the law that the sticker had to be displayed on a windscreen.
They didn't read the small print which said that only fully paid-up members of Reform PLC could benefit from this.
Love the way the cult members all feel they have to clap like crazy just because the pillock can actually write his name.
Now ask him what 2+2 equals!
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You using five-a-side goals for this match?
And you can sing "three wheels on my tractor" while searching for other items?
Why would younger (or any) voters come to hear the ramblings of a senile old bastard who is screwing up everyone's lives?
It's now so serious that you can't even laugh at him anymore.
Good luck to them.
Just hope promotion isn't the poison chalice that it has been for many clubs of their size.
And those swans cloned pretty quickly!
But no wires.
Also, getting to the post on the right would be fun with access via the river or a hedge!
Other British parties should be flooding the market with photos of Trump and Farage.
Again.
This excuse worked perfectly fine for the the last few Prime Ministers.
What's the difference here?
Good luck in finding one!
Seemed to work for all his recent predecessors!
They did away with tax discs, which made identification of untaxed vehicles, in favour of ANPR camera enforcement. But ANPR cameras can't stop a vehicle like an actual enforcement officer can. That is, of course, assuming enforcement actually takes place!
The simple solution, surely, would be for insurance companies to provide a sticker, possibly with a hologram (to make it difficult to forge) which a driver could then fix onto their windscreen?
The cost of such an item would be minimal and would make enforcement much easier.
To hear US politicians (I was going to say "leaders") spouting this mumbo-jumbo to justify their actions sounds, to Europeans, utterly mind-boggling.
A politician in Europe who came out with this crap would be laughed out of office.
Do the rest of your nominal leaders not realise that, were it not so serious, the US is simulatiously becoming a joke, a threat, and a pain in the arse?
You have lawmakers and a Congress?
As a Brit, I was under the impression that US policy operated on what Trump woke up deciding to do that day!
And outside the US, the rest of the world is getting totally pissed off with this posturing by the bunch of Dickheads that the US calls a government!
Agreed, if:
1. The area of parking is sufficient to accommodate staff and patients'/visitors requirements.
2. Parking by non-staff, non-visitors and non-patients to keep spaces vacant is prohibited and enforced.
3. The costs of enforcement do not come out of the hospital's budget.
The hospitals could, in theory, benefit from parking charges. However, to do so, they would have to control the parking themselves, rather than hiving it off to a parking company.
They would have to buy the infrastructure, patrol it, and chase up any non-payers/over-stayers.
