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Isn't privatisation brilliant https://www.theguardian.com/business/2025/feb/18/thames-water-wins-court-backing-for-debt-package

Sadly the Chancellor's intervention to the courts on behalf of the people money lenders has failed. https://www.theguardian.com/business/2025/feb/17/supreme-court-judges-reject-reeves-motor-finance-intervention

1. Global warming does contribute to flooding as warm air holds more moisture which in turn leads to the heavy rain events we've seen 2. Blocked drains I'm afraid are just another consequence of austerity. Cov council expenditure on services in 2024/25 is £821m, in 2010/11 it was £749m. To have...

Under no illusions mind, we need to up our performance levels a good bit to beat the likes of Sunderland and Burnley.

Sunderland will not get promoted imo, not going to get an automatic spot and will get done in the play offs

He was doing reasonably ok, they've essentially had to cut their wage bill year on year yet still have expectations as high as ever. That said, their most recent performance against us was easily the worst I've ever seen them against us.

Jesus wept

All money spent "in the public sector" is actually money paid to the private sector.

She needn't bother

Unisex toilets in a secondary school are just a horrendous idea.

It's all a mirage, the only thing POTUS is interested in is further enriching a very wealthy minority. Trump is just a lot more overt about it.

Even though it clearly isn't the union's only objective, trans rights does get a disproportionate amount of airtime I think.

The advantages they've had are now baked in and established:

When I used to visit my family in Cardiff, everybody on their estate supported Man Utd or Liverpool, you'd hardly have known Cardiff City existed (this was in the early 90s).

We don't know if he'd even had a formal offer to come here

Not sure the best PL players today are miles ahead if at all of the best players of the past. The common or garden players maybe are technically better, but they also have the advantage of playing on pitches in August condition all year round.

I'd be surprised if he is ready to start a game having not played at this level for 9 months.

I don't think it necessarily does, if you let Eccles go you should try to keep Sheaf if possible.

Heckinbottom is a good manager tbf, did a much better job with Sheff Utd than given credit for imo.

Last time I did it was that Crewe game for the 5-0 win there