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Re: Yes we Kem? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Good news for family values conservatives, they were right – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Ten years on – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Jenrick continues his surge in the betting markets – politicalbetting.com
I think its a bad idea as some parents will have children at different schools. I think they would prefer holidays together. Better to cap airline prices. -
Re: Make your predictions – politicalbetting.com
That's the standard way of doing valuations outside the residential market. eg in student lets a reverse calculation will be done assuming a yield of around ~8%, or whatever it is in the local market. -
Re: The State of the Union, Week 3 – politicalbetting.com
Doctors lied, people died. They could have had 22% a year ago if they'd been prepared to negotiate honestly. This certainly shows that the Conservative government was correct in opposing the doctors dishonest pay claims. -
Re: Betfair unmoved by the latest Trump assassination attempt – politicalbetting.com
Tone deaf Starmer strikes again. https://x.com/politlcsuk/status/1835758241952776641 NEW: Keir Starmer says he wouldn't be able to watch Arsenal play if nobody paid for his tickets "Never going to an Arsenal game again because I can't accept hospitality is pushing it a bit far." -
Re: Getting the non voters out – politicalbetting.com
I'm astonished to learn that Vance was probably lying about something else. And that the MSM has yet to check his numbers. Thread: Far-right movements have been using Springfield, Ohio as a propaganda tool since early 2023. There aren’t 20,000 Haitian immigrants there in fact, there are barely 5,000 in the entire state.… -
Re: As conference season begins – politicalbetting.com
“Please don’t use the bath towels to clean your vehicle” Useful advice for travellers in Kansas. -
Re: Cash will be obsolete within a generation – politicalbetting.com
Nope. Coins are now more or less worthless, even as tips. For most of the last year I have not been carrying cash at all. In Estonia, a very large number can and do take as well as make digital payments on their phones. Even in China. WePay increasingly does the same thing. The costs of cash management are now so high that… -
Re: I’m not sure if this is a good or bad strategy by Trump – politicalbetting.com
Although it is not 'walking in the road'; some stretches of the A1 have pavement alongside; not just in London, but from St Neots to Sandy and, as I saw today from Buckden to Little Paxton. The A1 in that area *really* needs bypassing, with houses directly on the route... -
Re: Why the Tories lost according to Tory members and the wider public – politicalbetting.com
Good morning everyone. Out for lunch with my friend the nearly-retired NT staff member at my local big country National Trust Estate yesterday. Interesting points. 1 - Questioning the staff, it seems the scones are indeed vegan (don't tell the Leeanderthal Man). Asked a counter server and she took out a bigly ring-binder,… -
Re: If optimism wins elections – politicalbetting.com
To be fair to him, Boris Johnson tried to do his bit for demographics! -
Re: How Betfair has reacted to the second round – politicalbetting.com
I think you are being a bit too credulous. I see very little evidence that Streeting has a worked out plan for the NHS. It's all a bit Oasis reunion. Darzi and Milburn replaying the hits of decades past to nostalgic middle aged men, at vastly inflated prices, with the money being siphoned off by the corporates. There is no… -
Re: Poor Kemi Badenoch, the victim of the voting system – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Jenrick is still on top but it’s tight – politicalbetting.com
Has anyone ever seen Leon and Harris in the same room. She was moments away from blaming Wuhan lab leaks, I'm sure. -
Re: Punters and Fox News say Harris won the debate – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Support for an elected head of state up by a quarter since Charles became king
Hello there It is interesting to watch the progressive rise in support for an elected head of state since King Charles assumed the throne. While the monarchy currently has a sizable majority, it's important examining how public mood may change over time, particularly as generations move. -
Re: The State of the Union Week 2 – politicalbetting.com
NATO is just a front for a big jobs for the boys club where they can play at soldiers. They would be scared they creased their uniforms or that the Russians would throw a cabbage at them. -
Re: Could this sway Tory MPs? – politicalbetting.com
A couple of decades back, an ex-colleague of mine threatened to sue the builder of his new home. It was sold as a three (or four, I can't remember...) home. But the smallest bedroom was so narrow that you could not get a single bed in it and fully open the inward-opening door. He argued the width and its awkward shape made…