*Arrako

It also doesn't start at 3 kids, unless you have triplets.

Until morale improves

Yookay-ification?
Huguenot pubs?
Mawkish ice cream parlours?
Road men?
Loitering freshies?

I know what some of this means, but not in this context.

Reality has a well known liberal bias

I can only compare the last year or so, but London is also currently awash with 80-90 year leases and auction properties which does suggest something's a bit screwy...

Nottingham is awful, at least in my experience, the biggest student letting agent took a month to fix a hole in our root, the second biggest let the landlord live in my garage, the non-student one ended up in court because they refused to fix my boiler in January...for 3 weeks...

In fairness, you don't need to given the youngest Lib Dem is 39

Ah, 40k

*coughs* the main issue is that these parties see youth wings as an expedience to presenting them as in touch with young people, not a sincere expression of youth need for a way to engage.

I don't think Labour's former structure: they are basically normal members, CLPs and the NEC can elect a youth member to allow a clear track to younger people, and otherwise they can organise into official labour clubs is a terrible way to do it. It's the surrounding animosity that's the issue.

Sorry
www.spectator.co.uk/article/what...

It's better to have an official youth wing where you can at least notionally attempt to manage safeguarding challenges than to allow the proliferation of 20 different unofficial groups, each of which lack even a token effort at direction.

Is she good on things like left-behind towns? Or does she just say the word towns a lot? I accept I am a long time Nandy skeptic but I really don't think there is much behind her rhetoric beyond a fairly bog standard narrative of post-industrial England, which is pretty settlement agnostic.

I do forget how closely Robert Llewelyn uses C3PO as a model for Kryten.