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Possibly, if the issue is dirty contacts, unless they’ve been sorting out loose wiring as well.
You can probably cure it permanently by installing a high-quality socket (e.g. Switchcraft, or one of these which I strongly recommend) and making sure it is soldered properly, and the wires are of a decent gauge.
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Not mine, I think you bought it from @inchpincher?
If you are looking to move it on, I’d be interested.
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It’s here, with the headline now changed.
Essentially, the OBR won’t put a figure on it (the £22bn) but the Tories did indeed hide budgetary “pressures” (i.e. unfunded spending) from them.
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Sure, coalitions are important, but probably more so if you’re trying to gain/retain power. The Greens are a long way off from that, so like you said they’ll probably double down on positioning to the left of Labour.
Which is a shame in some ways, as green politics sometimes seems like it’s viewed/used by some on the left merely as a convenient wrapper for attacking the centre. I hope to be proved wrong about that.
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Yes the Greens are very interesting on that front, the disaffected ex-Labour left who make up a decent proportion of their swelling support make very strange bedfellows with the rural, ex-Tory NIMBYs you describe, however I reckon they might find a more natural fit with the LibDems eventually.
In a parallel universe we are still waiting for a GE with inflation falling and an interest rate cut
That’s the sort of thing you could mention in a comment on Conservative Home, if you really wanted to upset them.
And we’re done, just in time for Christmas (nothing like cutting it fine…)
Stem and seatpost will probably change once my wife tries it for size.