Jeffrey Shaw

I doubt that a company limited by guarantee would be rule-complaint for FA/EFL purposes. So SWFC has to be limited by shares. If it's a plc, shares have to be freely transferable.

Not quite so. All buses now have to be Euro-compliant, which rules out older vehicles.

But it's already a company. See https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/search?q=sheffield+wednesday In particular, there are: SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY FOOTBALL CLUB LIMITED Company number 02509978 SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY PLC Company number 00062478 (dating from 1899 but now facing being struck-off) SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY FOOTBALL CLUB COMMUNITY PROGRAMME Company number 05053927

No, there are now later services added as from 23 July. https://travelsouthyorkshire.com/en-gb/timetabledetails/e541185b-84d3-4b2a-b4cc-0cb4441641e6

Er, to tell people what they need to know. Why should Andy C have to do their work for them?

Just come across this thread. Sad to read the news. I think that I met Mort and PT, at a Moderators get-together held in the Centertainment bowling alley. But nice that they're fondly remembered. Also good to hear from you and other ex-Mods.

Thank you, Andy C, for your regular updates. One day, SYMCA and SCC might see sense and also join this Forum so that they themselves can post information (buses and otherwise) of use to members.

Assuming this to be now self-evident, the problem is not the supply but that the demand is excessive. This must be due to an increase in the number of potential occupiers. We know that UK family size is declining. So there must be more families/households- either existing ones that have now split up, or newly-created/arrived ones. Which you think is to blame?

Yes. This is important- use of unbarcoded definitive stamps (= not special issues/Xmas 'commemoratives') after 31 July means that the envelope will be treated as unstamped- triggering a £1.10 penalty for the unlucky recipient to pay.

WRONG If it's a Will, its contents do not operate unless/until there's a Grant of Probate (or, occasionally, Letters of Administration- which achieves more or less the same effect). A Will might create a Trust, it's true- but any such Trust cannot come into effect until the Testator's death (or later, if the Will says so). A Deed of Trust, on the other hand, is 'inter vivos'- i.e. made between living people. So it's independent of any Will and no Grant of Probate etc. arises. But please do not rely on this post in deciding what to do. I know nothing about your circumstances and you must take independent legal advice appropriate to your needs. My comments are generic only.

Also Stagecoach svc. 6 (City-University-HBar-Millhouses) ?

Decathlon?

Also beware: if the property is leasehold, as many are (Gleeson leases), it's a very good idea to buy the freehold reversion at the same time. You'd need assistance from the leasehold vendor, provided that such vendor has owned for >2yrs., but the vendor ought to co-operate as it you will need to meet all the costs.

All status involves standing. Learn some Latin!

The PTE no longer exists and it therefore does not maintain bus stops or anything else either. Now see SYMCA.

GB News, I imagine. See https://inews.co.uk/topic/gb-news

[My bold print added to quotation] But there is no English Government: the other three parts of the UK do have their own assemblies, by one title or another, yet England does not. And if it did, it would surely not have a jurisdiction including Wales!

A bit late, I know, but there was an overnight/early morning Sheffield output on Tuesday (20 June). It can still be heard on BBC Sounds. Go to https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/schedules/bbc_6music/2023-06-20#early

Letters on paper made out of trees? Hmm, a bit inconsistent!

Still, merely demolishing it makes no difference to land ownership- and not to easements either. Tidying-up each property's ownership is desirable, well before either is destined for remortgage or sale. Never wait to fix a known potential problem!

So don't take the bait.

If an RTB landlord sells-up, the total number of houses and flats alters not one jot.

Should any law exist only if it reflects opinions, though? It was wrong to kill a viable child in 1861. It still is.

Even if so, burning some article that one owns can scarcely be a criminal offence. As with most attention-seekers, it's best just to ignore.

Woody Allen was once asked what words he'd like to be said at his funeral. He replied with "Look, he's still alive."