Jeffrey Shaw

Maybe the outcome of less funds will be to stop the PDNPA's "banana" attitude: "Ban Anything New Anywhere Near Anything" which has plagued things like plans for reduced road congestion by building new unjammed roads.

I prefer predictors' prognostications (e.g. in December 2023 but with reference to 2024) to be shown alongside what actually happened!

All three Jewish cemeteries in Sheffield (two on Colley Road and one on Waller Road) are owned by the United Synagogue- a national organisation of which many synagogues, in London and elsewhere, are constituent members. See the US Sheffield website at https://unitedsynagoguesheffield.co.uk/our-synagogue/

In fact, it's more likely to snow at Easter than at Xmas.

Not so. A contract can reserve the right for one party to change it. See for example your contract re mobile telephone, electricity, gas, every insurance, mortgage, etc. etc. Or even income tax and every other tax.

No, it doesn't. I merely stated the legal basis for the case. I don't act for either party, but in such cases there's rarely a 'right/wrong'. A Tribunal or Court is merely tasked with hearing each side's case and then deciding on the balance of probabilities.

Shouldn't someone have by now posted "Ey, up, Knutty" ?

I read from a Statutory Instrument https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2024/1328/contents/made?text=sheffield#match-1 [The Barnsley and Sheffield (Boundary Change) Order 2024] that a bit of land is to be transferred from Barnsley to Sheffield with effect from 1 April 2025. The SI concludes with a small-scale plan and it's hard to know exactly where the land is. If you know the border areas, perhaps you can tell.

Please see my earlier post re disputes about business tenancies, under Part II of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954. It's scarcely "a load of drawn out nonsense". Jeffrey Shaw, Solicitor Nether Edge Law

But back to the result which led to this thread. A ten-vote majority: a. is tiny, even in a local election; b. might have led to a Reform UK win had any other party in that part of the political spectrum not been standing; and c. above all else, should show to the electorate that every vote really counts.

How much is the Vice-Chancellor's salary?

Perhaps it was out on a stag night in Rutland Road.

Not to Sheffield at all. It's (allegedly) half-way between Rotherham and Chesterfield.

Oh, is there to be a USA Presidential Election this year? Odd that it's been entirely ignored by all UK media outlets (radio, TV, newspapers, etc.)

There are problem leases, all granted for only 99yrs from 1984 (i.e. only 59yrs now unexpired unless enfranchised or extended). The freehold reversion to the estate was purchased in 1990 by Coppen (Estates) Ltd. So beware! Jeffrey Shaw, Solicitor Nether Edge Law, PO Box 3439, Sheffield S11 8NH E-mail: jss@netheredgelaw.co.uk