@harrietgrant in today's piece about kids not being able to play in streets, you quoted an article noting "the no of cars sold in the UK increased by 26%". The long term stats are different, and this increase is only a rebound from the global chip shortage https://t.co/I5L88Vi1An
@JamesHarkin 2/ Plusnet for many years now and never seen any problem. No doubt people will have good experience of some of the poorer providers, but which magazine aggregates hundreds of reviews over a long period, so are very trustworthy.
@JamesHarkin 1/ Look at the recommendations on which magazine. The top three are consistently 'utility warehouse' 'zen' and Plusnet. The bigger names such as sky, bt, talk talk, virgin, now, hyperoptic etc consistently get poor reviews and worse value for money. I've used and recommended
@BootstrapCook Thoughts of Dog is 100% pure joy (@dog_feelings): https://t.co/YT6gQMfZF9 especially when he stares at the skittle under the fridge! ๐ถ
businesses? What new industries could be created with this massive new workforce, who are suddenly available, multi-skilled, technologically savvy, and above all, motivated to help others!? @TheFredCompany
There are going to be millions of people sat at home with nothing to do over the coming months, as they are unable to go to work. What can people do to make use of their time? Citizen science, learning new skills, helping other people to learn (remotely), starting new (remote)
It's a disgrace that @waitrose are still selling 'flushable' wet wipes when they are the biggest cause of fatbergs clogging up our sewers. Please don't. https://t.co/XRVVvhamfU