@bigbossboots66 @cleanupbritain We live in a village near the Norfolk coast. Thankfully there is rarely 3 bits of litter to pick up in comparison with further in land. I do as you though.
@MartinSLewis My husband has happily lost his WFP. His sister has applied for pension credit and has been granted £16pw being much more than his WFP. Funds now being directed correctly (and yes we helped her anyway).
@GillianVFearon@Intentional_Liv I only turn mine off if I’m out Christmas shopping for him! Last time I did it I didn’t help myself by buying his surprise present on his credit card! Luckily he didn’t recognise the name of the shop!
@GillianVFearon @fibsexposed @DrHoenderkamp Notwithstanding the fact that the state regularly fails to cater for many children with additional educational needs, leaving the family with little choice if they want their child to succeed in life (and that doesn’t necessarily mean uni).
@emmatown4@JaneyGodley I know that close protection officers jump on anyone who touches their phone, in the vicinity. Our friends were dining in a local Norfolk pub they regularly attend and they were politely told to put their phones away.
@JaneyGodley Once and for all. She’s doing well. She was in our village cafe, somewhere the family feels safe in, a couple of weeks ago. The family had cycled over from Anmer.
@PamAyres I’d recommend getting a moisture meter. They’re about £10. I tested my compost and was shocked it read “wet”. I’d normally have watered it by its look and a quick poke!
@RedLabelReacts @freedom_007__@Princess1Wales She is doing very well. She, William and the kids were in our village cafe (they visit often, it’s a safe environment) last Sunday having biked over from Anmer.
If anyone sceptical about Princess Catherine’s welfare reads this, good. Last Sunday, the whole family biked from Amner Hall to our village cafe. It’s a regular haunt of theirs. She lives!!!