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At least it helps people realise if they see him in a pub on his own, don't talk to him
Jaipur bottles stay true to the draught recipe. Most if not all independent breweries don't compromise their recipes like AB Inbev et al. This whole Bass renaissance is a little baffling but anything which marks the growth in popularity and availability of cask is positive
I certainly does and if you haven't used that route into town for a while it will catch people out.
Thank HMRC and their draught duty discount.
It's madness, but if it helps get them patriots and other military support, they can rename it back in 2029
Liverpool road users have you been fined on Mount Vernon Road?
Glad you've covered this Liam. I received a £70 fine for using it early one Saturday morning (clear roads, no buses) because I previously used it and didn't notice the sign. So it was a big surprise when the fine arrived. Liverpool has a weird road system of former bus lanes and some live ones.
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Madness!
A gem of a pub.
I can't wait for this to happen in the US in 2029
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If you're on your bike, do us cyclists a big favour and:
❌ Don't jump red lights
❌ Don't undertake lorries or buses
✅ Do treat each other and fellow road users with respect
✅ Enjoy your ride to and from work and do it more often
Chicken and egg
Just make sure you give them back
What the hell is the BBC up to?!?
Surely worthy of a case for Ofcom and an official BBC complaint
Happy birthday! 🎈
Maybe we need to start looking at how AI companies need to be taxed in order to contribute to a national wage, if the job loss predictions come to pass. They make lots of money in the demise of society, so maybe they should be the ones to pay the bills.
Hasn't, will never, didn't intend on doing. This was a data collection scam. A story generator. Something for the election materials. Time for police and the Information Commissioner's Office to investigate
Pure insider trading. Nothing else. And nothing gets done about it
It'll be good to see the end of the suffering this terrible cancer causes
Nice Roger Moore eyebrow
And he eventually became PM! How on earth could we let this happen?
We still haven't seen the Russia Report and fully understood his relationship with the Lebedevs
Muddy post dip west highland terrier
When your westy goes for a Sunday park dip
It's just so sadly inevitable with a lot of these builds. Quick, cheap, poor planning (security, parking) and negative effects on the business around the area. The trouble 24 Kitchen St had with the build next door went on for years
Baltic success was always going to be dependent on a few factors inc the train link. Unfortunately predatory investors buying property to knock down and turn into flats, the skills and investment gap, and now AI's ravaging of the already struggling creative sector have all had an effect.
Tice's finances seem to be getting murkier the more we hear
Again Tue wild west of social media platforms like Snapchat could be leading to undetected organisation of terror
