Thanks! My reviews are possibly a little on the late side 😬 so the papers were definitly submitted before that... But maybe there was a bug that the update fixed?!

The Smitten Kitchen zucchini lasagne is very good and it uses something like 2kg!

Why do they need to know this stuff? and HMRC already know all of this’ are pretty legitimate points but the questionnaires are designed with professionals in mind, ‘you’re legally obliged to respond’ doesn’t have much weight, doesn’t mean you have to give a good answer or put much effort into it.

My husband’s business is in the Monthly Business Survey, it’s like 5 questions to which he responds with a somewhat educated guess. They’re still really hard questions if you don’t have someone geeking over your shoulder who looks at this data for a living.

Why do we observe these differences between urban and rural areas? Not sure 🤷‍♀️ We looked at differences in broadband speeds, and it's not that. It's also not a London effect. Our best guess is unobservable differences + access to skills + complementary services 👉 more research needed, yay!

Some churn during a crisis is not always bad for productivity, if it weeds out unproductive businesses that would have gone out of business sooner or later anyways. The businesses seizing trading in rural areas were much less productive, so increased survival would have dragged down productivity.

What do we find? Yes, digitalisation prior to the pandemic help businesses weather the storm, but this is only true for businesses in urban areas. We see no effect for rural businesses.

I got very confused at this as there’s also a Lullington Garth in North London with similar vibes. How can there be two roads with that ridiculous name?!

Kind of how the e-visa/settled status/leave to remain thing works, and it seems to work reasonably well with airport staff anywhere in the world.

The kid also had her first hair cut and mani today 🥹