@J4m35c4mpb3ll@EuropeanPowell Exactly, the only Brexit benefits favour a very small section of the population at the expense of the many. MP in question as much good as a chocolate teapot, as for the PM...........
Tories goal is to break the welfare state by defunding public services and councils to the brink of collapse, then privatise them. The most lucrative line of business in Brexit UK is in private corporate governance, Sunak's 12 Freeports and 74 SEZs are being installed fast.
@rossalcroft Yes, I was struck by the amount of leaves falling from the birch trees this morning in the strong easterly wind. The first year I wrapped there were several bales damaged by mice and I also had to erect a fence around them, but there are certainly benefits, not least time wise.
@rossalcroft Difficult this year especially for smaller set-ups, its been almost impossible to predict five or six concurrent dryish days. Ended up having to wrap most of mine. Best of luck.
There are 8 houses for sale in Ullapool right now, starting at £365k, going up to 985k. The 9th and cheapest is 195k, a dorran unmortgagable house. Tell me how we ever expect to get on the property ladder here? 😭
'It's corrupt, it abuses public money, public office and demands secrecy.' 👑
Why are @RepublicStaff targeting the King's 'mini-coronation' in Scotland? This is a fantastic explanation from Graham Smith👏
My small contribution to #worldcurlewday Sadly this was back in 2019 and the last time we watched curlew chicks grow and fledge, but each year I live in hope.
@sarahduce My experience is that Parcelforce charge a premium if a company uses them rather than an individual. That was the explanation given to me when placing an order which once the address was added included an additional charge.
This is excellent from @gailantheabrown
Lost Solace: Tourism, Social Media and Our Shifting Sense of Place in the North Highlands
https://t.co/qyt6sXkJPr