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not4sale in reply to @NotThamesWater

Do they show there data anywhere? Is there any peer review? Who commissioned that report - what conflicts of interest are there?

Meh

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/analysis-and-features/royal-wedding-family-how-much-uk-economy-benefits-cost-meghan-markle-expense-a8345436.html

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amey in reply to @not4sale

the aesthetic point is so British.

In a recent war against some drivers on social media someone mentioned that if the council introduces CPZ (Controlled Parking Zone) then people would pave over their front gardens to park and thats not good aesthetically.

😂Man I hate this country.

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fizzy.bleach in reply to @amey

😂Man I hate this country.

also, haven't you only ever lived in south london? that's not representative of the UK in any way. shame on you amey!
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Oliver Schick in reply to @amey

pave over their front gardens

Well, if they want to go for the permitted development option, at least they need to make it permeable. Here's national guidance:

https://www.planningportal.co.uk/info/200130/common_projects/45/paving_your_front_garden

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/permeable-surfacing-of-front-gardens-guidance

They may also have to apply for planning permission if they want to drop the kerb outside a house or make other changes relating to their front garden. Many would probably do it, but there may be conservation areas or other reasons why the council wouldn't grant permission.
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not4sale in reply to @amey

the aesthetic point

I'm trying to work out what that means regarding Royalty 🤭 .

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