It was the adjacent Jysk that confirmed it.
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It was the adjacent Jysk that confirmed it.
Hey, they can't let everyone find the Death Star plans!
Begun, the Wookipedia years have.
Had a chat today with a family member who'd just been to the Stockport Wickes. My excitement died when it turned out they hadn't seen Small Prophets.
Full disclosure: I'm using a 27" retina screen, and honestly I think that makes a big difference.
Someone forgot Paterson's Law.
Given the current state of the Conversatives, I don't think the Lib Dems need to do very much except remind people that they exist. Which this does, but negatively.
I live in one of the yellow bits of Greater Manchester, so yeah it's not landing well with me. n=1 etc.
Even after the Tories have been monstered for this?
Alternatively:
'The badgers have moved the goalposts'
It's also a bit of a Jim Hacker performance, I hate to say.
Brock-en Britain
This video was posted 18 minutes ago. It doesn't take more than a cursory read of today's political posts on Bluesky to establish that the Tory position on this made them a laughing stock – so why on earth would you make the same error?
Ed's chosen the wrong sett to die on.
A quick check on Google Scholar confirms there is a *lot* of research on this subject. Most of it appears to be behind a paywall, unfortunately, and my studies didn't focus on buses so all I can say with any certainty is: tread carefully.
Euston: worse than Dubai.
I would hope there has been research as to the impact on older users.
An alternative would be to have two categories of bus stop: stopper and express, with express services only serving those stops. Would allow for a comprehensive network with decreased travel time.
Do you know of any overviews of the Higher Road scheme? I've seen a few pics but not videos, and a LOT of moaning from the usual suspects.
I very much enjoyed my trip along the Loop Line last year. Less so the route from Lime Street to get there.
And the less said about everything south of the Halewood Park Triangle, the better.
Dunno why the MEN has done multiple stories about a chain cafe opening in Didsbury. It's not like there hasn't been a Costa and Nero there for 15 years.
One of my favourite parts of the paper!
Comms people, repeat after me:
SIGNS ARE FOR CRUNCH NOT FLUFF
The fossil fuel lobby never sleeps.
I really don't like them adding fluff ('Proud to connect the North') to signage.
Letters to the Guardian are often excellent at pointing out the failings of its content.
'John Sipher' quoted in that story.
I'm not going to expend too much energy on this, but Helen Pidd and Felicity Cloake have both written books about cycling as well.
@peterwalker99.bsky.social would disagree.
