Thought Id start this one going because its rather dead on this board at the moment and I suppose all my usual muckers are either at the Stella tennis event watching Dim Tim (lose again) or at Henly Regatta eating cucumber sandwiches (they wish,...NOT).

Anyway please feel free to just talk to yourself blast away and let it go on any company or subject you wish. Just wish Id thought of this one before.

cheers GF.

whats the difference between edwina currie and margaret thatcher?
One f****d miners the other f****d majors

Talking sensibly....people seem to be worried about how far are the airports....in the future : transport is bound to speed up...it will do...getting to and back catching a plane is going to be easier due to improved rail/road networks....jobs at heathrow :...it will take at least more than a decade or perhaps two to build an estuary airport !....heathrow would carry on until at least one runway was complete....people retire...newcomers employed at heathrow would have to agree that further..much further down the line ; they will be the other side of London....what's the big deal about change here ?...transport is speeding up....

If the concern is really about travel time to and from central londonistan, then it's hard to beat Gatwick, 30 minutes by train. Cheap as chips as well....Less than £20


http://www.gatwickexpress.com/

provided victoria(?) works for you

Circle, District and Victoria lines, plus overland.

It's not badly connected, the city and west end are very easy.

A typical me me me, up the ladder jack I'm alright response from the "Con" artist low life on here re Manston I see.. would we expect anything else of course.

Haystack

You missed out the SNP in your poll

Rees Mogg for the next Tory leader

"I'll vote to leave the EU, says former "Con"artist minister Liam Fox".. Why wait for the vote just P off now, in fact you may well get quite a few offers to assist, can I suggest somewhere nice an quite.. Syria's nice this time of the year I believe.

Manuel.

Major often spoke sense when he was PM.

The problem was that he wasn't from Eton, the Masonic Hall, or the right Club and that stuck in the throat of many of the Cons Party old leadership.

The party at his time was as split then as it is now.

The problems of labour have some similarity and much of their problems are due to those who think they should be in power, but were rejected by the party membership.

Interesting to watch!

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Nice an quite.... quite. Each man will have his vote, even former tory ministers have that privilege. You can be sure his wont be a "postal vote" that the left like so much.

There will have to be postal voting as there was in the Scottish referendum. You cannot disenfranchise people who cannot get to the voting stations. It is mandatory in the Representation of the People Act.

Postal voting with verification is fine.

Anything else is an invitation to fraud.



Vote early, vote often!

My God am I dreaming, Fred praising a Conservative politician. Dementia slowly creeping into his red mind.


Always had this vision of Fred, sat there in his 1946 demob suit, chairing the local Wheel Tappers and Shunters club, oversize flat cap ringing his bell announcing the highlight of the evening "Meat Pies Have Come"


His ever suffering wife complaining Fred never takes me anywhere except that sxxt hole Labour Club. Fred giving her a shake sometime in the seventies at half past six on a Saturday morn...."Well Are You Coming To The Strike Meeting Or What?"


Merry Christmas And A Happy New Fred! :0)

Blimey CC you do seem to have an rather unhealthy fixation about some people on here, have you seen anyone about it?

Lefties usually perform true to type.

Talking about fixations, here's your nightly fix H/S

No your problem Stan? No sense of humour whatsoever! :0)

Lefties generally lack a sense of humour. Corbyn was complaining today that Parliament is not serious enough.

EU referendum: David Cameron already planning pro-Europe dossier to keep Britain in the Union

Plans for pamphlet to be sent British households outlining why staying in the European Union is the right decision - despite Prime Minister's ongoing renegotiation with Brussels



Prime Minister David Cameron is laying the ground for supporting the campaign to keep Britain in the EU Photo: Rex



By Matthew Holehouse, and Peter Dominiczak

10:00PM GMT 20 Dec 2015



David Cameron is already preparing a pro-European Union dossier that will be sent out to British families ahead of the in-out referendum.


In a move that has infuriated eurosceptics in the Conservative Party, it can be disclosed that Downing Street is already planning to issue a document explaining “why we need to stay in the EU”.


It will lead to accusations that the Prime Minister is pre-judging the result of his ongoing renegotiation with Brussels and comes amid speculation that at least one Cabinet minister will resign in the New Year in order to campaign for Britain to leave the EU.


More:http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/eureferendum/12060814/EU-referendum-David-Cameron-already-planning-pro-Europe-dossier-to-keep-Britain-in-the-Union.html