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Re: Why I think Scotland will not vote for independence – politicalbetting.com
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Re: The fairytale of New York? – politicalbetting.com
Meanwhile my old 16 year old diesel, (and it's 11 year old replacement) would do ~1000 miles on a tank. I'd find a typical EV very annoying if only because of the pratting about putting it on charge pretty much every night, compared to spending sub five minutes in the cheapest filling station in the area every three weeks. -
Re: Just 23% of voters think Badenoch is doing a good job – politicalbetting.com
Indeed. My family used to go there every Christmas and have a proper high tea in the top floor restaurant. -
Re: It’s a bold strategy, let’s see if it pays off for Farage – politicalbetting.com
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Re: A Halloween Nightmare – politicalbetting.com
https://www.judiciary.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Approved-Judgment-Re-J-1-May-2024.pdf The President of the Family Division warned the courts about approving any treatment suggested by Gender GP, Webberley's outfit, because of evidence in this case of medical negligence by her and treatment putting a child at risk of… -
Re: I wish I spoke Dutch – politicalbetting.com
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Re: New YouGov poll shows support for the UK becoming a republic increasing – politicalbetting.com
Yes, very much so. He made Sil into a rather layered character. Also a pioneer for disabled actors. -
Re: Fewer than half of Brits support retaining the monarchy – politicalbetting.com
Curse of the new thread, and I wouldn't normally bother, but I really liked this post: Edit - it wasn't even a new thread. Just getting confused by vanilla. -
Re: Am I a f*cking idiot? – politicalbetting.com
Posters may remember I was planning a trip to Glasgow. A full review to follow in due course. But in the meantime, the most Glaswegian image of the day from the adjacent table in the Willow Tea Rooms: Charles Rennie MacKintosh with Irn Bru. -
Re: Soon we could see the Greens second in the polls to Reform – politicalbetting.com
Britain's newest rail station: Beaulieu Park, near Chelmsford, opened Sunday. I took this pic yesterday: A fairly substantial enterprise, with three 12-car platforms, almost full-length canopies, two footbridges, two lifts, food outlets (upcoming), a bus station, two sets of loos, and a large car park, which seemed… -
Re: An interesting stat about Reform councillors – politicalbetting.com
I'll put you down in the killing of Palestinian children as a 'Win Win' column then -
Re: My 100/1 tip to be our next Prime Minister – politicalbetting.com
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Re: If you ever wanted to see what a push poll looks like – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Crime & Constraints – politicalbetting.com
Apart from the policy itself, which seems a good one, families with young children are a demographic Labour absolutely should be targeting. A demographic that Reform and the Tories barely hide their disdain for. -
Re: D’Hondt Cry For Me Argentina – politicalbetting.com
The US space industry didn’t consider some crazy billionaire just building the damn rocket, and cleaning up the vast majority of the routine stuff-to-orbit work. -
Re: The Deputy Leadership proves a Bridget too far for Phillipson – politicalbetting.com
He's right of course but that does not mean that these instruments are fit for modern day circumstances. I agree with him that we cannot lose our humanity or compassion but we still need to protect ourselves and our way of life. That might require us to be just a bit more selfish and brutal than these Conventions hoped.… -
Re: Going Round in Circles – politicalbetting.com
Which can't get on the grid, because turbines are deliberately situated in remote areas to harvest constraint payments. -
Re: Reform voters are going to hell – politicalbetting.com
I look at PC's winner Lindsay Whittle and get William Shatner vibes. -
Re: Plaid Cymru prove to be the big cheese in Caerphilly – politicalbetting.com
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Re: The Deputy Leadership seems a Bridget too far for Phillipson – politicalbetting.com
