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They do have regular patrols. They even have unmarked lorries with cameras.Originally posted by DoctorStrangelove View PostYou'd be better off in North Wales looking out for Heddlu.
Though I suppose it's all speed cameras set to 31mph by now.
Heddlu taught me alot about Welsh. The pronounciation that is. I first called them the head-lu. But dd=th and u=3. So its Heth-le.
One thing about North Wales. There are signs for Traeth beach all along the coat roads. Traeth must be a very very long place.....
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You'd be better off in North Wales looking out for Heddlu.
Though I suppose it's all speed cameras set to 31mph by now.
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What you save on vowels you lose double on consonants!Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostChicken feed! Come to Wales and earn proper money. Betsi Cadwaladr criticised by Plaid AM over GBP2,000-a-day consultant - BBC News
And the you see why Wales has no money for dentists or education.
Don't get me started on the money spent on the Welsh language. That only 19% of Wales speaks....
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Chicken feed! Come to Wales and earn proper money. Betsi Cadwaladr criticised by Plaid AM over GBP2,000-a-day consultant - BBC NewsOriginally posted by DimPrawn View PostAbout Nest Corporation | About Nest Corporation | Nest Pensions
Well what a surprise, public sector, tax payer funded, part of the Govt...
And the you see why Wales has no money for dentists or education.
Don't get me started on the money spent on the Welsh language. That only 19% of Wales speaks....
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostSomeone got sacked, could not get another job, then claimed they "gave" up their job to join XR.
Soon as they get another job they will be back on the gravy train...
He earned a six-figure salary ...About Nest Corporation | About Nest Corporation | Nest PensionsHe handed in his notice at Nest - the National Employment Savings Trust - and told colleagues he was leaving to campaign for the planet.
Well what a surprise, public sector, tax payer funded, part of the Govt...As a public corporation Nest Corporation is accountable to Parliament through the Department for Work and Pensions but is generally independent of government in its day-to-day decisions.
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There's competition for Camoron and the Blonde Demented One of Downing Street?
Goodness me.
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