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@burnside Just a genuine question here. Not asked emotively or with any intention to belittle okay? But if it is a scam; 1) It'd have to be a scam on a global level, a massive conspiracy involving the scientific community, the press, governments, business, educational institutions, etc across all national boundaries and cultures - not to mention rival powers who are at war and or poilitically, ...
Climate change has been happening for billions of years, however the "climate crisis" is a complete scam.
Not sure allowing the firing of British missiles into Russia is a good idea. https://news.sky.com/story/keir-starmer-gives-go-ahead-for-british-missiles-to-be-used-in-strikes-against-targets-inside-russia-13176370
https://www.dawlish-today.co.uk/news/greenhouse-gas-emissions-in-teignbridge-fall-as-new-government-ramps-up-action-towards-net-zero-703682 No mention of how much it cost to save a tiny percent of CO2 emissions that will make zero difference to the planet apart from depriving plants of food.
Thanks, I'd not thought of Nationwide @leatash .
How about Nationwide great online banking you get a share of the profits each year and they are not closing branches.
Thanks @Carer . I was thinking of switching to Lloyds. My sister recently switched to Chase although she does banking on her mobile. I prefer to pay by cash or card and do online banking on my PC.
@Steve . I'm quite happy with Lloyds. Been with them for about 30 years. Online and telephone banking available and statements are easy to read online.
I've been with Barlcays for years but I've had it with them now. I can no longer message them via their website because the button doesn't do anything, and the layout you get when viewing transactions now looks like it was done by a kid who has never had a bank account before. I have to view statements to get a clear view of ins and outs, whereas before I could just look at recent transactions. ...
THE new rockfall shelter built to protect the vital railway line at Dawlish has been shortlisted for an award. The project is among 12 from across the South West competing for public votes in the ICE South West People’s Choice Award 2024 aimed at raising awareness about the work of the region’s civil engineers.