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Originally posted by stek View PostThe founder of Unilever was a Boltonian, James Hesketh Lever (later Lord Leverhulme), hence lots of 'Levers' in Bolton, Great Lever, Little Lever, Darcy Lever, The Lever End at Burnden Park, Lever Street, rather unfortunately the red light street now, not enough prossies for a 'district'..
Also Leverhulme Park, and everything up Rivvy (Rivington). Top Barn, Bottom Barn, Pigeon Tower, Japanese Gardens, very philanthropic.
Apart from that, what has Lord Leverhulme done for us?
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The founder of Unilever was a Boltonian, James Hesketh Lever (later Lord Leverhulme), hence lots of 'Levers' in Bolton, Great Lever, Little Lever, Darcy Lever, The Lever End at Burnden Park, Lever Street, rather unfortunately the red light street now, not enough prossies for a 'district'..
Also Leverhulme Park, and everything up Rivvy (Rivington). Top Barn, Bottom Barn, Pigeon Tower, Japanese Gardens, very philanthropic.
Apart from that, what has Lord Leverhulme done for us?
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Originally posted by SimonMac View PostTesco removes Marmite and other Unilever brands in price row - BBC News
So what will the seasoned contractor do while working away and no longer able to indulge in a pot noodle, any other alternatives?
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I am now boycotting Unilever. For Marmite I am buying Vegemite. For Persil I am buying Daz and for Pot Noodles I am going around to see Suity's wife.
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So it's only online shoppers who are affected, in-store they still have all this stuff?!
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Make spaghetti bolognaise in your hotel room instead - I am tempted to give this a try.....
How to cook without a kitchen: Produce a hot meal every night with only a kettle and a Thermos flask | The Independent
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No more Pot Noodles
Tesco removes Marmite and other Unilever brands in price row - BBC News
Tesco has stopped selling dozens of household brands to its online shoppers because of a dispute with its biggest supplier, Unilever.
Included are Marmite, PG Tips tea, Pot Noodles and Surf washing powder.
Unilever wants to increase prices in the UK to compensate for the sharp decrease in the value of the pound, but Tesco is resisting that move.Tags: None
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