Report exposes Britain's unhealthiest high streets

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TestMangler replied

27 March 2015, 10:08
Originally posted by scooterscot View Post

Not an estuary, a spilt drink perhaps

Next time you're back in the UK, I'll sponsor you to swim from Greenock to Helensburgh for a charity of your choice. If the Clyde estuary is a 'spilt drink' it should only take a couple of minutes of your time.
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scooterscot replied

27 March 2015, 10:04
Originally posted by TestMangler View Post

Yes, like most of your posts, it was only wrong by the size of an estuary.

Not an estuary, a spilt drink perhaps
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TestMangler replied

27 March 2015, 10:01
Originally posted by scooterscot View Post

Oh, it's across the water in posh Helensburgh.

Yes, like most of your posts, it was only wrong by the size of an estuary.
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scooterscot replied

27 March 2015, 09:56
Originally posted by TestMangler View Post

No, there isn't.

Oh, it's across the water in posh Helensburgh.
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hyperD replied

27 March 2015, 09:39
Fake charity sends press release to further its cause.
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vetran replied

27 March 2015, 09:28
well could be worse we could live (or rather die) in Banff

Britain's most dangerous roads are in Lincolnshire | Daily Mail Online

Usual fluff science, this may cause X, Y or Z.
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TestMangler replied

27 March 2015, 09:25
Originally posted by scooterscot View Post

And the majority per head are all in England.. Astonishing burden on the NHS budget.

Report exposes Britain's unhealthiest high streets | UK news | The Guardian

Think people in Preston should move to Greenock, there's even a Waitrose! by the by, WTF??

No, there isn't.
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oracleslave replied

27 March 2015, 09:05
The report appears to me indicates the towns in which punters have the opportunity to partake in an activity deemed "unhealthy" such as gambling, eating a take-away or taking out a loan. I'd be more concerned about those high streets with massive pollution levels

http://www.londonair.org.uk/
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scooterscot started a topic Report exposes Britain's unhealthiest high streets

27 March 2015, 08:37
Report exposes Britain's unhealthiest high streets

And the majority per head are all in England.. Astonishing burden on the NHS budget.

Report exposes Britain's unhealthiest high streets | UK news | The Guardian

Based on the number of such premises in the main shopping area, the Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH) has found that Preston has the highest concentration of outlets that can potentially damage health, closely followed by Middlesbrough and Coventry. Blackpool, where levels of health are among the lowest in England, and Northampton are fourth and fifth worst. Eastbourne, a popular retirement destination on the south coast, is a surprise inclusion. The RSPH rates it the 10th unhealthiest place in Britain.

Think people in Preston should move to Greenock, there's even a Waitrose! by the by, WTF??
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