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That's right about diaries and calendars, who wants a diary for half price in August.

The inbred and traditional hatred of the English is behind this and will cloud the judgement of more realistic Scots who may well help the vote over the line, let's hope so.

But anybody with an ounce of sense knows that thousands and thousands of public sector workers commute into London daily some from well over 100 miles out. You not knowing any is pretty irrelevant.

The funny thing is I think you're serious.

In Peterborough and Huntingdon alone there are hundreds of Met Police London Fire brigade, Paramedics, NHS, prison officers etc etc who commute to London.In my small village in the fens I know of several people who work in London so you're very wrong. The Anglia tv news did a survey a couple of...

There is no evidence that anyone has changed their mind in any meaningful numbers despite what the BBC and the Guardian might say. I think there was a poll on here a few days ago saying things haven't changed, I certainly haven't seen any polls saying people have changed their mind. Doesn't...

I'm sure you do but by design a hell of a lot of railway enthusiasts don't.

You couldn't find a more unsuitable place to have a discussion about marriage then here. This forum is packed full of terribly insecure and weird individuals who can't or don't want to make friends, have no social skills and are total loners.

My garage owning brother in law has always said if you want to keep him happy go Renault or Fiat, and to a lesser extent Citroen. He said to me if every car was Japanese he would be out of work. I have had various Toyota/Honda and a Lexus and I have to agree that Japanese cars even when built in...

I didn't mean that people would be conscripted in days but the legislation put in place within a state of emergency to enlist people within a short time.

Flat feet aren't an automatic refusal any more. plenty of servicemen get by just fine.

Once at Wood Green they might as well run into Walsall alongside the railway, can't understand why Walsall isn't the terminus. I have memories of sitting in the classroom at Wednesbury Boys High School watching the string of scrappers often missing coupling rods going up to Cashmores at Great...

There are and always have been contingency measures to bring back conscription within days in the event of a major conflict.

I have been on every sleeper countless times and only once can I remember a toilet that was a bit iffy, they are usually what you would expect from a public toilet.

I think you're pretty safe from being called up.

They are building a new bridge on the A605 to remove the level crossing between Peterborough and Whittlesey it's costing £17m and is fairly straightforward in a semi rural position.

I presume you're being sarcastic, if not you're wrong if you really think thugs spend any time whatsoever in jail having remorse.

Do you think that a major war is only theoretical ?