And yet, some of the poorest parts are also in the south east (where I live in Hastings for eg).
November 10, 2025 at 8:05 AM
And yet, some of the poorest parts are also in the south east (where I live in Hastings for eg).
That's Hastings (Pelham place). The little car looks like an Austin A35)
November 3, 2025 at 4:32 PM
That's Hastings (Pelham place). The little car looks like an Austin A35)
I think the prices for the hs1 route will be the same as they are for the Charing cross route for the duration of the works. 5 minute dash across to platform 6 though & of course there's almost always a delay.
October 25, 2025 at 1:30 PM
I think the prices for the hs1 route will be the same as they are for the Charing cross route for the duration of the works. 5 minute dash across to platform 6 though & of course there's almost always a delay.
The same reason I've left the larger subs on Reddit. It's depressing seeing the brigading and the bots every time I pick up my phone.
October 12, 2025 at 12:20 PM
The same reason I've left the larger subs on Reddit. It's depressing seeing the brigading and the bots every time I pick up my phone.
What an insane story that highlights so much of what's wrong with America. Bonkers
September 3, 2025 at 2:07 PM
What an insane story that highlights so much of what's wrong with America. Bonkers
Bayte. But also coquina, st Clements, winifreds, albo. There are quite a few now
April 8, 2025 at 8:07 AM
Bayte. But also coquina, st Clements, winifreds, albo. There are quite a few now
No courage, no bravery and no ambition. So disappointing
March 26, 2025 at 8:11 PM
No courage, no bravery and no ambition. So disappointing
A lot of which is down to appalling lack of investment in infrastructure & wastage through leaks, both of which can & must be addressed.
I’ve worked in DCs across the world & seen tremendous improvements in efficiency. The UK needs to be a centre for tech to remain relevant & AI is where it’s at.
I’ve worked in DCs across the world & seen tremendous improvements in efficiency. The UK needs to be a centre for tech to remain relevant & AI is where it’s at.
January 13, 2025 at 6:46 PM
A lot of which is down to appalling lack of investment in infrastructure & wastage through leaks, both of which can & must be addressed.
I’ve worked in DCs across the world & seen tremendous improvements in efficiency. The UK needs to be a centre for tech to remain relevant & AI is where it’s at.
I’ve worked in DCs across the world & seen tremendous improvements in efficiency. The UK needs to be a centre for tech to remain relevant & AI is where it’s at.
What’s more, certain countries do have an inherent advantage. Iceland for eg, it’s cold so cooling is cheaper and has geotherm for power. The UK has an abundance of wind and water so potentially has an advantage over say, California or Texas.
January 13, 2025 at 6:07 PM
What’s more, certain countries do have an inherent advantage. Iceland for eg, it’s cold so cooling is cheaper and has geotherm for power. The UK has an abundance of wind and water so potentially has an advantage over say, California or Texas.
Indeed, but we’re not talking about the US (where much of the increase is centred around crypto mining). My point was mainly around the language used in the article. it’s citing worst case scenarios and then making nonsensical comparisons between the UK/Global resource requirements.
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January 13, 2025 at 6:02 PM
Indeed, but we’re not talking about the US (where much of the increase is centred around crypto mining). My point was mainly around the language used in the article. it’s citing worst case scenarios and then making nonsensical comparisons between the UK/Global resource requirements.
There’s a lot of comparing global stats to the uk in that rather alarmist article. Saying global water use for AI cooling could equate to 2/3 of the UKs annual water usage for example, or comparing usage to Denmark. Why Denmark?
January 13, 2025 at 4:42 PM
There’s a lot of comparing global stats to the uk in that rather alarmist article. Saying global water use for AI cooling could equate to 2/3 of the UKs annual water usage for example, or comparing usage to Denmark. Why Denmark?
Also weird that supermarkets like Morrisons have stopped selling liquids and now only sell disposables. You’re right about doubling up though, always carry a spare refillable to ward off the late night fear of having to go 20 minutes without nicotine.
I hate needing nicotine
I hate needing nicotine
December 17, 2024 at 12:32 PM
Also weird that supermarkets like Morrisons have stopped selling liquids and now only sell disposables. You’re right about doubling up though, always carry a spare refillable to ward off the late night fear of having to go 20 minutes without nicotine.
I hate needing nicotine
I hate needing nicotine
Would be a real shame if the value of agricultural land dropped dramatically as a result of closing the tax loophole…
December 6, 2024 at 6:33 PM
Would be a real shame if the value of agricultural land dropped dramatically as a result of closing the tax loophole…
It probably is a priority, but i suspect BS resources are somewhat stretched!
December 6, 2024 at 6:25 PM
It probably is a priority, but i suspect BS resources are somewhat stretched!
That’s very true but i dont think IHT is going to be what causes many farms to go bust. The larger farms that IHT affects will find ways of dealing with it.
Large farms are vastly different to family small holdings - they’re technologically very developed and often very well run.
Large farms are vastly different to family small holdings - they’re technologically very developed and often very well run.
November 19, 2024 at 3:32 PM
That’s very true but i dont think IHT is going to be what causes many farms to go bust. The larger farms that IHT affects will find ways of dealing with it.
Large farms are vastly different to family small holdings - they’re technologically very developed and often very well run.
Large farms are vastly different to family small holdings - they’re technologically very developed and often very well run.
In the case of a large farm, they’d have 10 years to pay whatever reduced rate IHT was owed.
The problem with food production in this country is the limited market, the huge buying power of supermarkets and our obsession with cheap food (which we waste a lot of).
The problem with food production in this country is the limited market, the huge buying power of supermarkets and our obsession with cheap food (which we waste a lot of).
November 19, 2024 at 1:47 PM
In the case of a large farm, they’d have 10 years to pay whatever reduced rate IHT was owed.
The problem with food production in this country is the limited market, the huge buying power of supermarkets and our obsession with cheap food (which we waste a lot of).
The problem with food production in this country is the limited market, the huge buying power of supermarkets and our obsession with cheap food (which we waste a lot of).
Something to do with lumbar puncturing? Or a torture device
November 19, 2024 at 10:02 AM
Something to do with lumbar puncturing? Or a torture device
I’m struggling to believe this is real. Is it real?
November 18, 2024 at 11:33 AM
I’m struggling to believe this is real. Is it real?
This used to be the view out of the back of my house when i lived that side of town. Loved it when the sun was setting and the west hill windows reflected the golds and oranges.
November 16, 2024 at 12:04 PM
This used to be the view out of the back of my house when i lived that side of town. Loved it when the sun was setting and the west hill windows reflected the golds and oranges.
Can just see the beacon
November 16, 2024 at 10:44 AM
Can just see the beacon
All seems a bit laggy this evening
November 14, 2024 at 5:45 PM
All seems a bit laggy this evening