Good idea but I took it to coastways vet to check it hadn't been shot and they disposed of it as it was becoming as putrid. I'm sure the kids would have been fascinated! I called Sx police as a potential wildlife crime with the dead herring gulls.

Ovingdean along Greenways,the road from the roundabout on the south coast road. I think the bodies have been removed now.

Haha no worries Mark!

Indeed.

Also if whiskey is your tipple, make sure it is peat-free. I had never thought about that until recently, to my shame, but we've just opened a delicious peat-free single malt, can't remember the name though.

Adaptation co-opted by the right to mean business as usual

It's in Brighton too

Thanks, I'll have a look. But I still wonder if that would be an alternative to ASHP

It seems to me that since the upfront costs for ASHP are so expensive IF might be a good alternative but I really can't find much about it. Herschel have a system www.herschel-infrared.co.uk/product/hydr...
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Thanks for the article, it'll be useful for the heat pump workshop though too much technical info might bamboozle some of the residents (me too!)

If the farmland wasn't a wasteland for bees then they wouldn't need to cross the road to forage on the wilder cliff top. I wonder if they find it as scary as I do crossing that road!

Well if vehicle drivers slowed down then I think the bees would have a chance of crossing the road instead of being killed outright or buffeted by the wind turbulence. Often I find them dazed on the cycle path so I move them but too often they're squashed by the bikes.