@francessmith Wouldn't worry - it's an absolutely awful account which claims not to tolerate abuse while dishing it out left, right and centre in a particularly patronising/condescending manner.
Thank god I don't live anywhere near Chiswick anymore.
@chris_mcsweeny Nah, I think some of them are entitled for their attitude - this was in response to suggesting that maybe they should actually give way for pedestrians at things like crossing and floating bus stops......
@theJeremyVine@dexGbio@willnorman Well, I was told this when I dared suggest that maybe cyclists should give way at floating bus stops and red lights so am assuming it also applies to riding up inside a bus......
@ediz1975 They don't care. This is the response I had when suggesting that maybe cyclists actually stop at floating bus stops, when pedestrians have right of way etc.
Mind you, I'm guessing if anyone dares suggest Jeremy Vine avoids being a casualty which is at odds with his rights.
Why floating bus stops are necessary on cycle lanes to make cycling an inclusive mode of transport for everybody. π
Remember: London bus drivers kill somebody every 3 weeks.
@BenRamanauskas How's adding a salary to a job advertisement a burden? Take out "competitive" and add an actual number/range.
I guess you're fine with the burden on applicants of doing five rounds of interviews and two presentations only to find out the salary is less than you're on now.
@MardyMariner98@anon_opin Can we please keep sausage rolls, scotch eggs and maybe pork rolls? Oh, and those dirty cheese and onion rolls.
That's the extent of the food on offer at one of my favourite pubs and, well, it keeps me happy.
@Onmeed So there were 15,188,406 for Brexit and the population at the time was around 65.5 million.
About 23% of the entire population - many of which have been subsequently impacted by it but didn't get any say.