In a moment of idle curiosity before going off and doing something else, I looked on google maps and there are three of them. Aldborough, Norwich and Royston. No idea why the cluster.
Imagine having to change your address for that man ...
Edit: moral is, never name a public park or street after a living person, or anyone who hasn't been dead for say 6 years. Just in case.
Normal for Norfolk?
More likely close-ish to Sandringham, and royals arewere popular, so they ran out of names.
That story coming out today would explain why they dumped him last night.
Cause and effect could go either way.
Until yesterday, I imagine that anyone who came close to publishing such tittle-tattle would have had an urgent visit from a square-jawed gentleman whose name really didn't matter, just be assured that they work for the Queen/King. During that visit it would be made very clear that it was really in nobody's interest to persue the matter, if you know what I mean.
That story coming out today would explain why they dumped him last night.
Cause and effect could go either way.
Until yesterday, I imagine that anyone who came close to publishing such tittle-tattle would have had an urgent visit from a square-jawed gentleman whose name really didn't matter, just be assured that they work for the Queen/King. During that visit it would be made very clear that it was really in nobody's interest to persue the matter, if you know what I mean.
This is such a heart warming story about love and multiculturalism working, fuck anyone who spins this as anti Muslim story.
A prison officer had sex with an inmate in a prison prayer room, a court heard.
Two inmates acted as lookouts as Isabelle Dale, 23, had sex with Shahid Sharif, a convicted robber, at HMP Coldingley in Surrey, it is claimed.
Sharif, who was three years into a twelve-year sentence, was transferred after the alleged encounter to HMP Swaleside, on the Isle of Sheppey in Kent.
However, he then conspired with Dale to help him smuggle envelopes “laced with spice” into his new prison, jurors heard.
Dale allegedly operated Sharif’s drug-dealing Snapchat account, and drug-smuggling paraphernalia was later found in the boot of the prison officer’s car, along with an engagement ring said by Dale to have been bought for her by Sharif.
The UK had a £26bn tourism deficit in the first half of the year:
Overseas residents made an estimated 7.2 million visits to Great Britain and spent an estimated £4.7 billion in Quarter 1 (Jan to Mar) 2025.
Overseas residents made an estimated 9.3 million visits to Great Britain and spent an estimated £7.9 billion in Quarter 2 (Apr to June) 2025.
Residents of Great Britain made an estimated 18.7 million visits outside of the UK and spent an estimated £16.5 billion in Quarter 1 (Jan to Mar) 2025.
Residents of Great Britain made an estimated 26.0 million visits outside of the UK and spent an estimated £22.1 billion in Quarter 2 (Apr to June) 2025.
Which is approximately how much money the government borrowed from foreign sources.
Just think if we could only create a giant sun and get rid of the excrement from the South Coast beaches we could have our own Cote d'Azur and all Rachel's problems would be over
That might happen, as tourists notice the traditional Mediterranean resorts are becoming unpleasantly hot, and look for alternatives.
The problem Europe has is that there are few beaches *just a little bit further north*. You can go to the Baltic but you are no better off than the UK. Maybe the French Atlantic coast will benefit. I have adapted by travelling in shoulder season, but obviously you can't if you have kids.
Europe is now less hospitable than the tropics, temperatures over 40 degrees are now commonplace whereas as far as I can see most of SE Asia seems to be constant around high 20s to mid 30s
Tourism to Norway is growing at about 15% pa and searches for terms like "cooler destinations" is up hugely
Norwegian cruises seem very very popular these days.
But they're banning non-electric cruise ships soon, IIRC.
Odd that someone knew about this in 2001 and sat on it all those years.
I suspect you would need a lot of evidence to back up the claim and that evidence wouldn't exist at a level to satisfy lawyers.
After yesterday though all stories about Andrew are going to be open game....
Yes, I expect there’s now going to be constant leaks of sewage about Andrew for a while. Pretty sure Charlie casting his brother into outer darkness won’t be drawing a line under the issue as he and the rest of the Firm are hoping.
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More likely close-ish to Sandringham, and royals are were popular, so they ran out of names.
Until yesterday, I imagine that anyone who came close to publishing such tittle-tattle would have had an urgent visit from a square-jawed gentleman whose name really didn't matter, just be assured that they work for the Queen/King. During that visit it would be made very clear that it was really in nobody's interest to persue the matter, if you know what I mean.
Today- rather less so.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oPvBm2yn_EQ
After yesterday though all stories about Andrew are going to be open game....
(Antarctica, named for him.)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prince_Andrew_Plateau
Trick or treating is vital life experience
It’s a better lesson for children than any PSHE class"
https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/trick-or-treating-is-vital-life-experience
In fact, incredible.
I would have guessed at least 60.
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He’s also trying to make a scandal of the fact that Andrew’s papers are covered by the 30 year rule