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Not exactly pithy is it?

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Nope. 3 bed semi in suburban Surrey. The village has farms to the west and south, the north is a large common/heath area. No fake grass, my front garden is surrounded by hedges on 3 sides. Gardens to left, right and rear all have trees, bushes, hedges. Opposite my house is a green, about 20m x 40m with about 5 large trees on it.

Not sure that huge supermarkets are a plus?

Glass for you eh?

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Need to avoid people with a nut allergy

Mine was the Lister Clinic in London. Room about the size of a box bedroom with a 2 seater sofa. Had a selection of very dated mags and a serving hatch like in a 70s hatch between kitchen and dining room, through which to serve your potted custard.

Likely story, you've just got a nurse fetish.

I haven't used the lift!

The Southbank Centre.

Got to meet some people in a bit in a restaurant nearby and have a while to kill. Can just pop in have a quiet beer, use the toilets, big open space with loads of seating, chilled atmosphere and there's live music for free playing.

Real mix of people/ages, safe place for mums to breastfeed, it's got art/installations to look at etc.

It's a fab place.

On the NHS I was expected to use the disabled toilet. Once inside, a group of nurses decided to congregate outside for a loud and decidedly jolly conversation. I was convinced there must be a spyhole somewhere.

Having gone through the IVF process twice, once on the NHS and once privately, I can confirm that the private clinics use the same screw top lids. The private clinic doesn't expect you to use the disabled toilet and does provide jazz mags however.

Borough of Sutton Wallington? Lived there for a few years before moving to where we are now.

I'd go for Suffolk too. Close to your mum's old stomping ground and easy to get to London. Plus, it has lots of lovely places to live.

It is isn't it?

Less to do with British sensitivities and more to do with how it's actually supposed to be done I think.

Looks the The Times is backing Reform now.

3 days running they have has Reform stories on their front page.

Started with a bit pic of Nick Candy "I'm going to the US the speak to Elon Musk.."
Then Nick Candy " I've now been to the US to speak to Elon musk"
And today a pic of musk and a smug Farage with "Musk seriously considering a donation to Reform".

Its all non-stories, but making the front page.

We agree with you. We're saying we have no sympathy for the hunter.

If stock, they're probably rally block tyres on a damp road surface, so not surprising.

I need to get out to WLRW to try it out.

Yeah, none at all.

It's not far from Stratford