Seabourne Freight

[Franglais]

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[toonsy]

It's ok. We're also looking into using ferries as Navy ships to cement our place back on the world stage.

Biggin Hill will reopen, cars will only be available in shades of green or beige with an Austin badge and we'll be forced to remove washing machines and replace with a tin bath and washboard. Because everything was better in the good old days you see.

[blue estate]

It's ok. We're also looking into using ferries as Navy ships to cement our place back on the world stage.

Biggin Hill will reopen, cars will only be available in shades of green or beige with an Austin badge and we'll be forced to remove washing machines and replace with a tin bath and washboard. Because everything was better in the good old days you see.

And a black Labrador can be named (rhymes with Tigger ) again


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[raymundo]

And a black Labrador can be named (rhymes with Tigger ) again [/quote]

When I was a kid we had one with that name .....

[dieseldog999]

Biggin Hill will reopen, cars will only be available in shades of green or beige with an Austin badge and we'll be forced to remove washing machines and replace with a tin bath and washboard. Because everything was better in the good old days you see.[/quote]
And a black Labrador can be named (rhymes with Tigger ) again


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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
heres the very chappie.
how disgraceful is it that the wee dogs name cant be mentioned because of the pc snowflakes.
at least they have the decency to keep its grave the way it should be out of respect.
all you need to do is google its name and grave to see the offendingsubject.( snowflake liberal alert) dont do it.
by own black lab was called the same name till it died recently.
being pc is not my strong point

[Franglais]

£33 million to keep Eurotunnel happy.
https://www.bbc.com/news/business-47414699

And also today, the National Audit Office reported on the partial privatisation of the probation services, when Chris Grayling was the Justice Secretary:
https://www.theguardian.com/society/201 ... on-changes
"Amyas Morse, the NAO chief, said: “The ministry set itself up to fail in how it approached probation reforms. Its rushed rollout created significant risks that it was unable to manage.
“Not only have these failings been extremely costly for taxpayers, but we have seen the number of people on short sentences recalled to prison skyrocket.”"
"A review of Chris Grayling’s Transforming Rehabilitation programme, published on Friday, added that the number of people on short sentences recalled to jail had soared and the termination of contracts with private probation companies would cost at least £171m."


EDIT> and he`s still Transport Secretary.... wonder what he has in store for US next?
These two, after he failed to question and oversee the changes to rail timetables last May, makes for a pattern doesn`t it?