For those who wished they were in Greenhall Whitley Land, but prefered Lager to Bitter, there was always Grunhalle:
(Skips to the Grunhalle advert, but the rest are worth a watch).
I still have a full set of the beer mats.
For those who wished they were in Greenhall Whitley Land, but prefered Lager to Bitter, there was always Grunhalle:
(Skips to the Grunhalle advert, but the rest are worth a watch).
I still have a full set of the beer mats.
Since the ’80s, the plaintiff cry of the displaced Northerner has been “I wish I was in Greenhall Whitley Land!” Vis:
I’ve argued with people for years about this. Is Convoy Day the 6th of June, or the 7th of June?
As we are heading into a General Election, I thought it might be time for a quick reminder that the current Conservative Party candidate deletes her emails without reading them:
828 days there. Two years, three months, seven days.
What a work ethic!
So, after a bit of re-drawing the lines, this is what the new Stafford Constituency looks like in the run up to the 2014 General Election…
Continue reading Stafford Parliamentary Constituency Map 2024
Much as I bitch and whine about AI generated content doing proper artists out of a job, I am really a Hollow Man who will use the power of AI and CafePress to eek out a meagre groat
So away now to Tony’s Emporium of Tat, and support my drinking and smoking habits. New shite added on a weekly basis.
I recently, while clearing out the taxi office, found a cash bag full of 20p National Transport Tokens. I had never heard of these.
So I did a bit of research…
This particular issue were, issued, as a set of six, depicting a 1903 Tramcar, a 1920 Leyland bus, the 1943 Daimler CDV6 bus, the 1980 BR Class 508 EMU, the 1981 Metrocar, and the 1989 N C Midi.
Individually they are not really valuable, nor are they as a set. But if I knock up a little presentation package, then who knows?
Once I’ve separated the full sets out, I might even try to bang the stragglers out on eBay.
Who knows what tomorrow brings?
I used to like Birmingham New Street Station for it’s simplicity. It had a big, wide corridor with excalators to platform level on one side and stairs on the other, and it wasn’t confusing at all.
Then came the Grand Central development, which involved spending millions to turn from a station with a shopping center above it, into a, and work with me on this, a station with a shopping center above it.
A lot of schools use the cheap PMR446 radios that are available. They use them to control traffic on-site, control student flow about the buildings, and to announce when students are being let out.
It is all against Safeguarding Guidelines, and this is why:
From my experience, Schools do not know how radios work.
On PMR446 there are “Channels” and “Privacy Codes”.
So you can set your radio to channel 7, Privacy Code 4 (or whatever), and think that nobody else can hear you.
Well, it doesn’t work like that.
Anyone who spent about a fiver on a crap radio can hear what you are discussing.
Everything you say, about every pupil, is being broadcast.
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