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Previously on "Birmingham given AAA credit rating"

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  • Churchill
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    Originally posted by AtW View Post
    They should have locked you in there to see if you can break out
    Heaven forfend. I'd use Corporal Bhoy's tactic of sitting pretty and waiting to be rescued.

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  • AtW
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    Originally posted by Churchill View Post
    As a training exercise I was part of a team of Marines who broke into Leicester Prison Leicester (HM Prison) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
    They should have locked you in there to see if you can break out

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  • Churchill
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    Originally posted by Sockpuppet View Post
    Birmingham is tulip. Leicester, that's the jewel of the Midlands
    As a training exercise I was part of a team of Marines who broke into Leicester Prison Leicester (HM Prison) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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  • Sockpuppet
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    Birmingham is tulip. Leicester, that's the jewel of the Midlands

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  • Benny
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    Originally posted by AtW View Post
    Moody’s gave the council a AAA rating, while Standard & Poors’ awarded it a AA+, with a stable outlook – a more positive rating than enjoyed by the United States Federal government.

    The agencies said the ratings reflected the council’s track record of managing its finances as well as the Government’s willingness to remain a lender of last resort.

    Mike Whitby, leader of the council, said the ratings would help the city to finance its existing services and attract infrastructure investment from overseas sovereign wealth funds.

    “We may now not need to borrow from the Government as we have major banks potentially ready to loan to us at rates more competitive than the Government,” he said. “I don’t think we are looking to borrow a considerable amount of money in the near future but it gives us the option.”

    Local authorities have sought credit ratings following the Treasury’s decision last autumn to charge more for loans from the Public Works Loan Board (PWLB).

    Source: Birmingham given AAA credit rating - Telegraph

    That should be enough to build HS3 line to allow all Londoners commute to Bham
    I fink that's really crackin fer the city, an' miss diane thinks it's bostin too i doy fink we want a lot of londoners comen eya so the noo rail link bai a bostin idae.

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  • TimberWolf
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    Originally posted by AtW View Post

    That should be enough to build HS3 line to allow all Londoners commute to Bham
    Travellen frum London ter Burminum ood be loike jumpen frum the fryen pan into anover stinken fryen pan wouldn't it? Be'ah ter get off half woy surely? Or be'ah yet yed west.

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  • AtW
    started a topic Birmingham given AAA credit rating

    Birmingham given AAA credit rating

    Moody’s gave the council a AAA rating, while Standard & Poors’ awarded it a AA+, with a stable outlook – a more positive rating than enjoyed by the United States Federal government.

    The agencies said the ratings reflected the council’s track record of managing its finances as well as the Government’s willingness to remain a lender of last resort.

    Mike Whitby, leader of the council, said the ratings would help the city to finance its existing services and attract infrastructure investment from overseas sovereign wealth funds.

    “We may now not need to borrow from the Government as we have major banks potentially ready to loan to us at rates more competitive than the Government,” he said. “I don’t think we are looking to borrow a considerable amount of money in the near future but it gives us the option.”

    Local authorities have sought credit ratings following the Treasury’s decision last autumn to charge more for loans from the Public Works Loan Board (PWLB).

    Source: Birmingham given AAA credit rating - Telegraph

    That should be enough to build HS3 line to allow all Londoners commute to Bham

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