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I think a reasonable compromise for working class aiming lower than Oxbridge is that Oxbridge graduates aim higher than politics or media. It would help the rest of us enormously.

One of the bright lights apparently

It does, I'm working with a trust trying to buy a haemodialysis managed service (new equipment and ongoing maintenance) but without having a single individual solely designated to the project, it is so difficult. Hospitals are huge complex organisations and the notion that doctors and nurses can...

Lowest price £280 on their early bird which is seriously cheap. I think they're quite optimistic with Ryan Lowe in charge as their form was not far off play off points average

Yeah with a track record like that you can see why it's bound to happen again

Who are they?

Why? He's never played in the championship

I think they are supposed to get the best offer for the debts. Ashley won't offer good money for bad debt.

Is it a kind of nudie film, cleric? Sure I might wander in...

There are two threads but he basically says yes yougov did and had significant pressure from Tory MPs / ministers. I think this country is utterly fucked in the long term, it's being utterly pilloried by these highwaymen and because a few over 50s think their house is valuable they keep voting...

Let him without sin cast the first stone, not sure the club can be penalised for the actions of a prospective new owner

See earlier post, stupid twee twats

Interesting thread on Grenfell. When those Tory scumbags talk about austerity this sort of thing is the result:

The FA PL Ltd, turnover y/e 31 July 21 £3,134, 381,000.00. The amount of that at risk due to 'illegal streaming'? Zero. Sky et al have paid them already

My mate (named in the story) got jailed for this. It's a joke, not really sure what the public interest is in jailing people for this

They're not appalling are they?

The bank holidays of course weren't known about in advance

Well that'd be a better position than they're in currently, to actually make a surplus might be a start

I think the issue generally comes down to the fact that most Labour councils are urban unitary councils that have a greater range of services to provide and usually more acute social problems to deal with and the demand on services they bring. The bins in my semi rural Labour-controlled district...