Peter Steele

[Peter Steele @PC_Steele]

Inefficiency through efficiency.

[Peter Steele @PC_Steele]

@DanNeidle While some may’ve outlived their usefulness, not all taxes are to raise money, some are to act as deterrents or warning flags against financial/economic matters that the govt want to be able to monitor or consider deleterious.

[Peter Steele @PC_Steele]

@cantsmokehere “…Set/pair of legs” Possibly?

https://t.co/r6LnRvMSq8

[Milton Keynes City Council @mkcouncil]

Really positive news for Bletchley: £17m Government investment to deliver a new eastern entrance at the station. It's a big moment after campaigning with local residents - improving access, boosting the town centre and unlocking growth. More here: https://t.co/mseGMy7W3B

[Peter Steele @PC_Steele]

@BBCWorld “Hezbollah shows restraint as Israel flouts ceasefire” seems a pithier (and more accurate) headline.

[Peter Steele @PC_Steele]

@BBCWorld If Israel fired, then it must’ve also been over the border either by launching aircraft or by launching its own rockets.

[Peter Steele @PC_Steele]

@BBCRadioStoke No, the govt should tax back what it considers excess from those rich enough to afford it.
Means test it after paying it out with the existing HMRC infrastructure, rather than creating a whole new system to attempt to means test it beforehand.

[Peter Steele @PC_Steele]

@PaulBrandITV “Being turned” not “turning to”, as if it happened naturally.
And well done for playing your part in making it happen.

[Peter Steele @PC_Steele]

@wesstreeting Doesn’t matter. Collective responsibility means you’re still responsible for it.

[Peter Steele @PC_Steele]

@ultrakillblast Why remake? Why not make your own version inspired by it, with the serial number filed off (or at least partially obscured by giving John Carpenter his cut).

[Peter Steele @PC_Steele]

@ThatMoviePage

[Peter Steele @PC_Steele]

@theobertram So there are multiple reasons for his unpopularity.

[Peter Steele @PC_Steele]

@GreenBlackHeart Or even cheaper, you could be a passenger on vehicles that travel set routes on roads at your destination.

[Peter Steele @PC_Steele]

@GreenBlackHeart You can even borrow a car for money at your destination.

[Peter Steele @PC_Steele]

@danbarker There’s also something like that at the Greenwich Observatory.

[Peter Steele @PC_Steele]

@anon_opin Based on replies the example I used wasn't quite correct.
I think I should've used a better one like MK1 and MK11, postcode areas which are at opposite ends of Milton Keynes.

[Peter Steele @PC_Steele]

@anon_opin Because the two parts end and start (respectively) with numbers, and some postcodes have two numbers in the middle while others have three.
Is that “W1 1” for Mayfair, or “W11” for Notting Hill?

[Peter Steele @PC_Steele]

@JudithR94008067 @anon_opin Yes, that was a bad example. I should've used a better one like MK1 and MK11, postcode areas which are at opposite ends of Milton Keynes.

[Peter Steele @PC_Steele]

@hughesjam3sw @anon_opin Yes, that was a bad example. I should've used a better one like MK1 and MK11, postcode areas which are at opposite ends of Milton Keynes.

[Peter Steele @PC_Steele]

@constans Why else would they talk about “The Deep State TM”, their latest nebulous “other”, that actually runs things or, as in this case, is somehow able to frustrate them from doing things competently.

[Peter Steele @PC_Steele]

@DAaronovitch The state already does live forever (in one form or another) so why not organise its finances on that basis, rather than just worrying about the yearly govt budget.