OneGuyFromBarlick

Adverts :surprised: I agree about the paths Stanley, I don't hink that the salt bin on Butts is currently filled. Last year when I lived there I used the salt out of the Clinic to make sure my neighbours could get out and about. I was shocked by the co-op actually. They dug out the back so that thei...

the site format has gone a bit warped

really, really long pages now

I'm guessing your tables are the wrong setting now

Blair is back in advisory role to the Labour Party according to the FT to seize the centre ground, so with Mandy stopping by too, and Prescott attempting to run a police force it looks like even they are losing faith in wierd Ed

2 air ambulances, small fleet of ambulances, police cars, blocked Rainhall Road at shift change time

Someone knocked down apparently, not the best way to start Half Term

catgate wrote:This may be of interest :-

not necessarily

Stanley wrote:Michel Fallon (deputy chairman Tory Party) yesterday: "Nobody knows more about the NHS that Andrew Lansley and David Cameron". Apart from the breath-taking arrogance of this statement, does he really believe this?

ask him, with your 'intrepid' hat on

Pluggy, I asked about PV's and Conservation areas at the January Craven Area Committee and was given a "maybe". You'll find it in the minutes. I would also get the person who is doing your planning application to take a look at the example of Every Street (Nelson) set out in the Council's ...

"I am not young enough to know everything" Oscar Wilde

So you'll both be opting out and going private? I don't have a choice But why shouldn't I be able to say that I do not believe that the NHS is delivering value for money? If I received the same sort of engagement at any other establishment I would be able to complain, but because it is the NHS it s...

At least you are aware. I now have to try to remember where I found it last time

Will leave it until Monday though

they didn't quite get the revision to go up Manchester Road then? It would have opened up Letcliff to more people.

That doesn't quite explain why North Africa is currently so cold.

Probably far more likely that the upper atmosphere is currently disturbed and the sequencing of the high winds has moved the weather around the globe, much like it did last year for the 'cold spell'

It isn't free, it never has been. One of the greatest 'untruths' ever told. Otherwise the NHS would be one huge 'Big Society' project full of volunteers. That is why we have National Insurance. The greatest social invention was the introduction of this tax that meant that everyone could afford to be...

Isn't Andy Burnham one of those who until recently delivered what we call the NHS? All that PFI money (the reason Burnley is being downsized), the involvement of the private sector, the massive increases in salary (far greater than the private sector), the tick box culture, targets that had no relat...

nope

pot boilers, the lot of them

Not so much a new charity more an area where there are resources. Like:

www.bprcvs.co.uk

janette.holden@bprcvs.co.uk
heather.starkie@bprcvs.co.uk

and

www.lancashire.gov.uk/volunteer

lccvolunteering@lancashire.gov.uk

The grit bin on the co-op car park is half full of water

That could well be true, certainly sounds plausible

Hear the amount of support on Today this morning for the RBs chief, and the comparison with Capello?

I think even beeboid Humphries was surprised

Whilst I was delivering my quota of letters: The number of people who haven't cleared the snow from the path at the front of their house But a big thumbs up to whoever it was who dug out the elderly lady on Cooperative Street, and cleared the path all the way to the steps down into the co-op car par...

The Town Council General Purposes meeting tonight in the Rainhall Centre at 7 has the LEAF application on it. Some of you may have received the letter about this from the Town Council, the select 1,200. Hopefully Stanley will get his tomorrow :grin: then there may be some folk knocking on doors to c...

Got sent this link today:

http://map.greenerhealthcare.org/bradfo ... tal-referr

Could be quite a change at Airedale if it was taken up across the "chronic" sick

There may be a twist:

If Asda do submit a bid to build, then it could become a run off between the two developments with 'no store' being removed as an option.

I'm with Stanley, on a fixed income direct debit is the way to go because the even cash flow ensures that there aren't major movements in the amount to be paid.

At the West Craven Area meeting, Neil watson said that there should be no flicker effect as it was more than twice the recommended distance from the properties and not within an arc (which I didn't fully comprehend). Maybe there is a wikipedia entry