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Tro, lols.

Fanny Cradock indeed, lol.

Nah, i just dabble with things, like to give things a go.

Am joking before anyone goes berserk, lol.

Red flags?

Tro, yeah ive had those too - on purpose, lol.

They cook nicely with other roast veg like sweet potato and red pepper.

Im also a crisp fan though :D

Tro,

3 ponds!

Im partial to a bit of freshly picked veg :)

But yeah, like everything, flowers, veg, trees, topiary.

Some leaks with a can of tomatoes and a dusting of black pepper, yum.

Noticed this one:

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/FMET/gallium-identified-at-fulcrum-projects-exq3x2vlbl43c7n.html

3GOL +15%

How's the garden doing Tro?

Do you do veg? Or would all the wildlife eat it for you, lol.

Hey,

Hope you all had a nice bank holiday :)

The Embassy World Snooker Championships is starting.

Can get odds of 50/1 for either Williams or Robertson to win the title.

If i was betting, thats where my money would go, odds are too short on the favourties.

Neither have been in great form, but both very capable relative to those odds.

Barclays is another favourite.

They smashed-up around 20 of those in one night.

This was the response:

“While we support the right to protest, we ask that campaigners do so in a way which respects our customers, colleagues and property.”

To 20 buildings serving the public, with 10 ft glass windows smashed in and then covered in paint.

I expect a more robust response may have been issued if a different group had undertaken such an attack.

The Pro-Palestine/Left-wing Socialist Worker coalition have attacked The Observatory, on Chapel Walks in Manchester for the second time in weeks.

Windows were smashed and the building covered in paint, typical of these attacks on institutions associated with Jews.

Such attacks are now so frequent they are becoming normal.

On the same day, similar incidents were reported in two other cities against separate targets.

Nearly half of the rubbish produced in UK homes, including plastics, is now being incinerated.

This accounts for over 3% of the UKs energy, with sites continuing to multiply.

"According to the government’s own statistics, burning plastic produces 175 times more carbon dioxide (CO2) than burying it in landfill."

"The BBC made Freedom of Information requests to every UK local authority responsible for disposing of waste, which revealed that they have at least £30bn-worth of contracts with waste operators involving incinerators, some lasting more than 20 years."

1944 arriving in 33 boats over 7 days!

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/migrants-detected-crossing-the-english-channel-in-small-boats/migrants-detected-crossing-the-english-channel-in-small-boats-last-7-days

Tro,

Are you still in TM1? Also BZT?

Or did you get an acceptable exit price?

Tro,

Have been watching the price on PRD.

Was tempted at 2.28 yesterday. Best ive seen on the buy side is 2.25, can now sell at 2.33.

Tiny margin of error on your buys. Have to nail the bottom for a quick buck on these mini bounces sometimes.

HH88,

There was a met coal mine planned for Cumbria, so we could have supplied our blast furnaces ourselves.

High court said that mining the coal ourselves isn't compatible with our climate targets.

So now we import it all.

Reflecting on the ruling:

Former Conservative mayor of Copeland, Mike Starkie, said the decision was "devastating" as the mine "would have brought prosperity and opportunity".

"West Cumbria was due to get a massive boost to its local economy," he continued. "It was going to bring 500 direct jobs. There were going to be opportunities to upgrade the rail line, which could then potentially attract other industries into the area.

"And with a government telling you it's got no money and it's scaling back on capital projects, the reality for west Cumbria is we're going to be completely left in the cold."

HH88,

Poland still gets 70% of its electricity from coal - and produces lots of steel.

We banned coal mining - so now we can import it from Columbia instead, and blame them for climate change, lol.

HH88,

Re Steel. Europe has lower industrial energy costs, and less onerous green taxes, hence steel production remains economically viable.

That's that mystery solved.

Tro,

Thanks re PRD.

Needs news, prob just punters buying the chart.

GRH has sold shares on the lows, havent seen HartlepoolBob posting since either.