Diana Mond
Excellent news - some great comments there by those councillors who support this improvement.
Calamari, the law states: Taxis and minicabs (private hire vehicles) If the driver doesn’t provide the correct child car seat , children can travel without one - but only if they travel on a rear seat: and wear an adult seat belt if they’re 3 or older without a seat belt if they’re under 3
On a serious note, hopefully the people at the car wash place who are offering “airport runs” are properly licensed for such a taxi service. My concern is with regards to insurance for their passengers.
It might have been an idea to talk to the organisers of the similar events In Teignmouth and Exmouth.
Thanks Burneside, no wonder dairy farmers are complaining then.
There’s no such thing as a potato quota. There is however a milk quota, designed to prevent “overproduction”, which was introduced by the EU in 1984. Farmers should welcome this, as prices paid by *most* supermarkets would otherwise be even lower if there was no limit.
Poor old Nigel Farage has been whining to the media today about him being broke! The only food bank he’ll be using will have at least two Michelin stars... I would actually give two f***s about his predicament, despite him being a hypocritical, vile and utterly racist pig. However times are hard, what with Brexit just around the corner. So sadly I’ve got no f***s to give...
Hi, Larry here. Shut that door Everard. We were called The Sick Man of Europe. because we were bankrupt. Housing was falling apart. The power went off regularly. People worked, if they were lucky, in dank, dark , dangerous conditions (often) with limited rights and the constant fear that the out of step and backward organisations that employed them would go bust or lay them off. ...
I’m definitely the full 5 pence, since well before decimalisation. You’re the one that has turned this thread around to be about me, because of your inability to address points being raised without resorting to insults. Ironically,when we were admitted to the EEC, we were known as ‘The Sick Man Of Europe” for lots of good reasons.
In what world do you think calling people “special needs” is acceptable? I realise that you do this to deflect from the points being raised, to which you have no answer, however this is a new low. Even for you Bernard.
