bobzmyunkle
Veteran
Who needs a tumble-dryer anyway?
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Yep, one of those on the ceiling. But mostly my humble northern terrace has a garden.
Who needs a tumble-dryer anyway?
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Yep, one of those on the ceiling. But mostly my humble northern terrace has a garden.
Who needs a tumble-dryer anyway?
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The Telegraph calls for resistance
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/c...er-stick-two-fingers-up-to-net-zero-brussels/
I can't tell if you are being deliberately ironic by posting that you use a 24h diesel powered heat sink in place of a tumble drier.
I can't tell if you are being deliberately ironic by posting that you use a 24h diesel powered heat sink in place of a tumble drier.
The Telegraph calls for resistance
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/c...er-stick-two-fingers-up-to-net-zero-brussels/
I've heard that they are popular with rural bourgeois types.
(My bold/italic/larger font)Key Starmer adviser held 16 undisclosed meetings with top US tech bosses
The No 10 business aide Varun Chandra discussed regulatory changes, AI and Donald Trump’s second administration with tech corporations during confidential meetings between October 2024 and October 2025. In one meeting he offered to help a top executive meet the prime minister directly.
... It took 12 months to get confirmation of Chandra’s engagements under freedom of information rules.
The meeting logs obtained by the Guardian are the first glimpse into the working schedule of a powerful political operative who can link business executives to the prime minister and the chancellor. They raise questions about what a democracy campaigner described as “lobbying behind closed doors”.
Source: made it up
Yet another example of the lobbying going on to our Labour Government hidden from view and difficult for anybody to find out about
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The article quoted gives its source, FOI "It took 12 months to get confirmation of Chandra’s engagements under freedom of information rules.Source: made it up
The article quoted gives its source, FOI "It took 12 months to get confirmation of Chandra’s engagements under freedom of information rules.