I resisted the "smart meter" for a long time. Only had one due to having an EV. I check it regularly via the Octopus app and it seems to be working fine.
I worked in a pub in Manchester, The Salisbury Ale House, we sold Websters, Webster Choice or Wilsons. The Wilsons was like cat pee!! Only 1 or 2 people drank it.
We also sold crates of Holsten Pils at £1.09 a bottle (1988-89)
Yes,m so obviously good points.
Why then do petrol stations have sandwich bars, coffee machines ect? These make up a fair ching of their profits. So it would be easy to set the EV chargers needing to be authorised inside the station thus ensuring footfall and impulse purchases. So I think the...
Ideally what we need is the big petrol stations to start having EV charging points. They will benifit from trade to their sandwich bar, coffee machine, chocolate sales ect. But theu seem he'll bent on keeping EVs as unpopular as possible.
Without the balls to apologise!
Starmer did he best solicitor 'shocked during evidence' face, but it was a below the belt comment considering Esther Ghey was there.
Insensitive doesn't go close to how I felt.
I was pretty much the same re 80s pop music...mainly a pile of dross.
Moved to Manchester to uni and spent many nights in the local rock clubs, as I have grown older and wiser (?) I listen to mainly older blues music, the foreru ner of today's rock and rock 'n' roll of course.
Part of the desire for the zombie knives is the intimidation factor. The use of them to actually stab may be less, but its about changing behaviours.
You can carry a screwdriver and use that to stab someone. This is still classed as a sharpnor bladed article if used for threatening behaviour.
Just finished the first series of Traitors on BBC iPlayer...watched over 3 nights. Excellent compelling viewing. Can't wait to watch series 2 once I have a few built up to binge