@therealmissjo Agree the situation is less than ideal for elderly people but it wasn't an emergency and she got an appointment. If she thought it was an emergency she could have got an appointment the same day. The system is different now but not entirely broken
@MartinSLewis We have five family birthdays up to November 1st (including a very big one for me). Nothing will get done for Christmas until after that. It's a bore year after year
@peter777j Until the 1920s, when insulin became available, people with Type-1 diabetes died. So I suppose you could say that was when living with it was invented
£5 billion. That is the economic opportunity previous modelling says could be unlocked by resolving the Croydon rail bottleneck.
I’ve asked the Government to update the evidence and find an affordable, deliverable solution.
Growth needs infrastructure. Let’s get moving:
https://t.co/TxJJvOT8Dq
@KirstieMAllsopp And yet, where we live more and more hideous tower blocks of flats are being built. I feel sorry for any children living in them. There are no modest family houses with little gardens being built at all
@joannamont Good grief. I love being an old biddy. My strategy is to ask, very politely but very firmly, if I could please sit down. They always move their bags but sometimes it involves a lot of huffing and puffing and hurrumphing first
Do you see this @MayorofLondon?
Whilst we fully appreciate the reduction in pollution that increased cycling brings, more and more of us are getting sick of the "no rules apply" cycling that we see all over the capital.
We need rules, regulations, and respect for pedestrians!