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Agree, the Hamfosi are up in arms about it though... :D

What's everyone's thoughts on Charles & Lewis in turn 1/2 at the start of the race? Personally, I think Charles was within his rights to push Lewis out as it was his line.

A rather unique journey - the Dartford Crossing both ways on EnsignBus' rather odd X80 journey. This time on board an ex-Hong Kong (KMS) demonstrator. Wright StreetDeck Ultroliner with full air con. Beautiful. Hope you enjoy the video, I'm almost at 4k subscribers now which absolutely blows...

It also gives them enough notice that there is no one to pick up / drop off so they can skip awkward stops that might require a double back.

In fairness WHS High Street had been profitable for a number of years (since Kate Swann days) as they'd had a massive amount of cost cutting even taking in to account the negative LfL sales. And of course many of the central functions were shared with WHS Travel, which under TGJ they'd not be...

I think Comet would have pretty much been the same as Currys/PC World now. The best place for tech advice on the high street was Maplin - it was where all the geeks worked. *ahem*

You would assume from an infrastructure perspective that Milton Keynes would be ripe for good bus territory with it's big long free flowing dual carriageway grid system and neighbourhoods all built together in squares meaning you only need a few bus stops, but of course it's not as it's also...

And this is the key, they feel like they can shirk all responsibility because "we told them what they should do as part of the onboarding process and they ticked to say they agree" and I'm guessing legally they probably can. I'm really surprised there hasn't been more political pressure placed...

Absolutely, when the riders weren't being absolutely squeezed it was a really great side 'hustle' as they call it. My understanding from some current riders is that they can get paid around £2-3 per delivery which when you consider you're not getting paid for the journey to the restaurant or...

100% agree, I used to ride for Uber and Deliveroo for a few years starting just before COVID as it was a good "second job" that I could pick and choose my hours around my full time job and earn a nice little amount of money. It was also very little stress compared to my main job, basically just...

Exactly. Realistically there should be a parenting course that all parents go on to ensure that they have a sufficient level of skills to teach their young ones - but that's never going to be achievable. You only have to take Covid as an example, some parents wouldn't teach their kids and some...

I would argue that I'd rather the school teach children all of the above over what date the Battle of Hastings, the name for a bendy river was. As someone who volunteers teaching basic finance in schools it's clear that some children don't have the access to good financial information at home...

Certainly in our area most of the American Candy stores have since become the "Vape & Convenience" type stores which have glaringly bright lights and sales so low it makes you wonder how they can afford to stay open... Hmmmm...

I stayed at the Titanic hotel a few years back and that was a nice hotel and similar pricing to the Kimpton Clock Tower. I'd also argue that the Municipal is a nice stay and a gorgeous building. I'd agree by sliding doors but I'd one-up that with the current trend of lightly frosted or see...

Interestingly, a lot of security people have actually swung the other way on having 'password books.' As most attacks now are virtual rather than physically present attacks like the past having an offline password book stored in a locked drawer is actually not as unsafe as it used to be... It's...

Travelodge is SO hit and miss, I've stayed at some dated ones that were clearly well cared for (Saltash) but there are lots that are dated and unclean. The Britannia hotels I've stayed at have had clean rooms, but the rest of the property outside of the reception / ball rooms is often starved...

Yes, the Nottingham one is particularly disgusting. But I've had a few decent stays at places like Bosworth Hall, Buxton Palace Hotel and the Royal Bath in Coventry. All tired, but for the price they're not bad.

Sorry, should have emphasised the "as well as" in my response. Yes, you need both :)

Daily/weekly/monthly? What would you define as reguarly? A password is still a single piece of vulnerable information that can be stolen instantly through phishing or keyloggers or good old fashioned social engineering. A changed password is still just something you know. Your password is...

Yes, Microsoft's authenticator app is now thankfully becoming a standard across a lot of organisations. Aegis Authenticator is a good open source alternative, too.