sueb

I've given up using our doctor as it's almost impossible to make an appointment to the surgery . Phone at 8:30 only, hang on for 30 mins or more and then told that no appointments left try tomorrow!

Please remember just moving around the canals is hard work. Locks need effort to work as does mooring up especially if the wind is blowing the wrong way. Good luck.

Today a friend told me that Nabo news was the best booklet for news. Boaters are good at wanting everything for free.

We had one for many years. More trouble than it was worth and I was pleased to see the back of it.

Hubby and I were involved with waterway recovery group for many years whilst ccing. Some events we took the boat to - the festivals. Hubby was in charge of security and I cooked for volunteers. Hubby was wrg transport manager. I also spent several years volunteering for NABO. It's definitely possible.

You are deluded if you think there is the same amount of criminality with the supply of clothing.

I don't believe BW realised that insisting on a mooring would create problems. Unfortunately moorings were in very short supply when they tried to bring in the legislation. They hadn't understood that people wouldn't have used the moorings if they had one so making the problem worse. A friend was refused a licence for not having a mooring. He went to see the BW manager in his boating gear, a harris tweed jacket, with his usual tie and check shirt. Explaining, with his officers accent, That when he went abroad on holiday, doing wildlife cruises etc. he put his boat into a marina and payed his dues to them. He got his licence. Thank you George for making continuous cruising legal.

I certainly agree with legalising drugs but what concerns me more is the way the drugs are provided in this country. People don't seem to be bothered about the children being used to move drugs, the people used as drug mules and all the corruption that goes with it. As long as people can get their drugs they couldn't care less about any unfortunates caught up in the supply chain.

The local criminals need supporting, we can't have them going out of business. It seems no one is bothered about supporting criminals

An interesting man. It was his eloquent arguments that stopped BW then CRT charging extra for widebeams. I never noticed odd eyes.

Low fat mince is horrid. It is dry and stringy.

As they paid £14000 for it in the first place they have lost a fair amount of money on this.

Pollution needs reporting to EA. You don't need a phone to do this.