Glennis

At least that's something.

What happens if there is an accident? Going home last night I saw one being ridden down Waingate, against the traffic, and two more being ridden on the path on the high Street - just wondering who to sue if someone does happen to bump into me.

he's an ex banker, to his way of thinking, and compared to Fred the Shred, he probably is broke. I will just get my hankie out as I have shed some tears, or not!

I have purchased an electric blanket, for my settee - well, for me really, but it lives on my settee. Best thing ever, for lying down and watching the box.

recycling centre.

I have found when the roads and pavement are cracked and rough it's easier to maintain your balance.

I heard it at Greystones.

Yes, they will miss her, she is a good MP, in my opinion.

I always quite liked Glen Campbell and his songs. Hope he RIP>

:suspect:If I had been kidnapped. I am sure I wouldn't want to draw anymore attention to myself, by parading myself all over the media - and risk another oddjob trying it again. Just seems far fetched to me, the whole thing.

I did this, and they came and collected them. ---------- Post added 09-08-2017 at 10:01 ---------- Some are sold online, particularly textbooks and nonfiction.

I think in those days kids went to the nearest school, these days with parents moving around and increased social mobility they are bussed far and wide.

I am not surprised with all the litter scattered about. I once saw a big rat having a three course meal by the bus stop opposite Asda. ---------- Post added 04-08-2017 at 09:21 ---------- There's bound to be mice and rats, they are everywhere.

I don't intend to have one. I change supplier from time to time, and I am not going to fall for this con, which it surely is. It's costing billions of pound for something that is not essential and that, at the end of the day, is going to be paid by Joe Consumer.

I would agree with this statement, you have to be content, and happy with your lot. As long as I can keep a roof over my head, pop into a supermarket without worrying about the bill and not be in debt, I am mostly happy - life cannot be 100% perfect, but I am content with my lot in life.

It's not just Sheffield, it's a lot of council around the county.

Foxes sound like a cat being strangled.

I wonder if Ladbrokes are taking bets yet on the final cost, and how many years it will over run.

Excuse my ignorance, but it's going to completely by pass Sheffield, isn't it? Am I stating the blindingly obvious?

Yes, filey has a great beach:cool:

it's nice and green, and I have personally never had any trouble there. I have a three bed mid terrace house.

HS2 will likely take longer than the normal train, and you have the issue of having to change trains and the wait on the platform this entails.

Has anyone noticed the large stones being erected behind Debenhams? It looks like Sheffield is going to have it's own Stonehenge

He's now got six children, almost enough for a future cabinet.

I have successfully kept dogs and cats together for years, our last dog arrived, when there were two cats in the house. The cats will always be the boss, and the dog just learns their funny habits - our dog was a collie, very intelligent and maybe this made a difference. He was very intuitive to cats and humans.