In just a few months the world effectively shut down because of something we can't see. Future pandemics should be avoided by immediately locking down the area where it starts. We just sat back and watched international travellers spread the coronavirus everywhere with very little resistance. Let's ...

The money is going to have to come our way somehow.

There'll be hardly any airport or school runs and nobody going to the pubs etc.
Taxi drivers are going to have it a bit rough.

Bus Driver wrote: ↑

22 Mar 2020, 12:06

Could we suffer a total collapse in everything?

It depends what you mean but we might not get back to where we once were. Hopefully we will but it might be better, we just don't know yet.

They are all getting supplies but just selling out early so go to the shops in the morning instead of afternoon.

Looks like only those places that deal in health or food are opening.
I bet Boris Johnson thought his premiership was going to be easy

blockheed wrote: ↑

16 Mar 2020, 02:45

Something I never though of Crawford but I think I am a bit clearer now ... I think

It's kind of straightforward as long as you don't cause an obstruction and that probably applies to the footpath too.

I saw Charlie Hurley play and he was like a rock in defence.

I must admit I am confused. If it's illegal that's it isn't it? OK it's slightly complicated: Highway Code rule 244 has states that drivers "MUST NOT park partially or wholly on the pavement in London and SHOULD NOT do so elsewhere unless signs permit it." MUST NOT are the key words, but that's for...

I thought this was already illegal and has been for years. I never park on the pavement ever. It is in London full stop, this does go back to the day when cars were forcibly pushed back on the road by residents in the 1970s. However, elsewhere it can be illegal or it might not be, confused? Just do...