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You may not have argued it, and it may not have been the Governments intention, but they clearly either didn’t do an adequate impact assessment, or any assessment, to ensure that the law of unintended consequences was taken in to account. Perhaps shows an extreme lack of intellectual flexibility...

Take the earplugs out and sunglasses off😀

Yes, of course we can. Is this learning from their success? It doesn’t seem like it. You have to consider where you actually are and how to build on it - foundations I guess in Starmerspeak - rather than just knee jerk demolition of what is already in place.

Better than Ponticelli?

Well, it was a win in everyone’s books.

If only that thinking had been applied to a couple of our better players who departed over the past two years.

If you think I should get a grip, you should may be open your fucking mind. Totally indoctrinated / brainwashed.

Yes it is. But it isn’t the UK, so what happens there is if no relevance to what is actually happening here, now. And you know that’s what I meant.

I was trying to set a password the other day which started with a capital letter. Up came the warning that the password did not meet their criteria as it had no capital letter. I know all this stuff is for our own protection but it gets pretty frustrating. Whereas, if I was actually a hacker or...

As always. Is it really that difficult to get right these days?

Are they really? 100%? They are paying for it twice in reality and easing pressure on state education - up to now. I wonder what we will think in years to come.

My Nan doesn’t buy Mars Bars any more, she is dead. You really aren’t getting the point are you. It’s not about the tax, it’s about not having prepared adequately for the potential consequences - to children’s entire lives - of an inadequately assessed and prepared policy. Incompetence in other...

Whilst I fundamentally agree, that is not the world we are living in, is it?

I think the point is that they haven’t necessarily left it, as you put it. It’s just as easy to argue that the government should have ensured everything was in place , or delayed implementation until next academic year. They have instead acted like the arseholes they are. Many parents presumably...

He Is not really coming at it from the point of a few poshos having to pay tax - I would imagine most already pay shed loads. His accent is why I described him as Marmite. He says he didnt attend a private school, unlike some other barristers - Starmer for example. He is approaching it from the...

This guy is very “Marmite”, however he is pretty bright and makes a good argument.

Hardly surprising given they have a capacity of less than 12k as far as I know.

I wonder if he used crayons.

Road closures won't help.

Safety manager probably does know.