OneGuyFromBarlick

I was wrong, the message got through inspite of the snow.

The bid was successful, so hopefully hannah can say a few more nice words this week too

A day silver gets you all the way to Preston,

Never tried to go beyond Burnley, but understand it will go as far as Blackburn.

Have to admit I do like the Manchester "Witch" bus, especially with the price of car parking there.

Catty, perhaps accumulating all those numbers appeals to the puzzle fanatics who enjoy OGFB? I'll continue being old-fashioned and and using the word `thanks'. And instead of pressing buttons to thank Doc I pay my subs to support his wonderful endeavours (well Mrs Tiz pays, if I'm honest!). I hope ...

Nice bit about the LEAF application from Hannah in the B&E, but it appears we might not know until tomorrow as the Town Clerk is off with 'flu'

The spin doctors are all fired up by Aardman Animations comments about their great heroes Wallace and Gromit bearing a great likeness to wierd Ed.

The NHS bill should go through this week, and then it appears to be onto Lords reform.

Ann in the Rainhall Centre is trying to run a food festival on the 31st March, which I believe is a celebration of homemade food.

Maybe you can ask her to join in and put it in the events here.

Yes, and those pension fund people need to make a return of about 7% per annum to ensure pension funds stay in the black and provide revenue to their clients.

That number is compounded.

a day silver is actually £5.50

Doesn't sound too good, hope that you can get an answer

It is possible that a similar camera from LCC will be played with in Southfield on Thursday. Weather dependant. If I get there I will report back.

The LEAF application made the B&E too, and the decision is expected to be Monday although it has already been postponed once.

This is an interesting take on the euro. Fairly obviously a sceptic, but some of the logic is plausible http://johnredwoodsdiary.com/2012/02/04/the-wests-money-go-round/?tw_p=twt Hasn't solved the zombie banks, or the economies laden with debts, or increased the confidence necessary to actually rest...

There used to be a market, held on the co-op car park. It died

To be viable you would have to change shopping habits, and get those people who drive out of town to the superstores to actually walk into the town centre.

There could be an opportunity for car boots, as bargains do tend to draw in folk

I switched off the interview because it contained the pontificating Polly.

Maybe we should go with your suggestion Stanley and shut all the banks. It would be the easiest way to show who was actually correct.

Ian is right about the status of the Town Green. I had heard that LCC were going to "develope" that bit of Wellhouse where it comes to the cross roads with Station road and Fernlea because the Tesco development would put too much pressure on the ability of traffic to flow correctly at that...

Understand that the 16th is for the magistrates court, where it will be referred upwards.

Minimum sentence is custodial, so he'll be out of the house too if found guilty.

Bob Peston appears to have put his "impartial" beeboid foot in his mouth:

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard/ ... o?tw_p=twt

Maybe, finally he is to leave the beeb

The cherry picker did all the cctv in the town, as I also saw him do the ones outside the police station later.

CCTV is only watched if "something happens", from what I can gather.

Agree Stanley, much better to make your own.

I have never tried to make pasta, especially when it is so cheap in the stores

Huhne to be charged, and his ex-wife

Wonder if that kind of charge will throw him out of the house too if it sticks?

The item I found most interesting was building in the extra 10% to the costs, for no real reason I've ever discovered a private company doing so. I agree with you about the potential costs of moving the cenotaph, I fear it would necessitate some fairly specialist gear to be involved, road closures, ...

Speeches of that magnitude have never been made in the house as a rule Usually they are done on the 'stump' where there is an active public audience. Interesting that the euro train wreck has managed to come back and bit Frau merkel today with the disclosure of the heavy debts carried by the Bundesb...

Installation of a new zebra crossing on Kelbrook road.

Hopefully the document is attached from LCC:

Believe it or not, Maggie used to pull quite a bit :grin: She failed the Guide Dog selection, so pulling was compulsory. It was usually just much easier to find an open field and let her off the lead, then throw a ball until she was worn out. A tennis racket and sometimes a cricket bat was used to e...

I may be missing something, but Wierd Ed today seems to have managed not to lay a glove on the Cameroon

Nice to see that Bercow wasn't completely asleep, but if it was a prize fight I think that he would have stopped it.

How do you miss an empty net from that close?

Quotes were at the West Craven Area Committee last night for the Memorial Gardens

£44,000 without the 'new' bit of moving the cenotaph into it.

No budget currently, and the Town Council has only put £10,000 aside for next year

Hopefully I have attached the relevant document