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It does. As does driving to the one in Milton Keynes, But prefer both of them to the one in Cov.

We live in Rugby and got sick of queuing to get into the car park. Now we drive past and go to the one in Wednesbury. It'll be converted into student accommodation.

Maxine Peake.....

North Devon.

Great norks :emoji_thumbsup:

Terry Jones of Monty Python.

Over the past few months the BBC have had a purge of some of their senior sports reporters. Mark Pougatch, Jonathan Overand and Cornelius Lysaght have all been turfed out for being too old. Lineker, Agnew and Costello must all be looking over their shoulders.......

Sounds like a laugh :shamefullyembarrased: I'm Marshaling the Rugby parkrun this weekend.

Roxette singer Marie Fredriksson dies aged 61 following long battle with Brain cancer.

The SIPP I'm likely to invest in has flat rate charges for the initial investment (£10 per month) and the an additional £10 per month when drawdown is actioned. Percentage charges on large pots are very expensive, hence my advisor advising on a flat rate. As for tax, my reduced hours and any...

Yes, there's a lot to consider. I also have a nice amount in a Stakeholder pension and my current company pension. I'm swaying towards taking the DB pension cash, investing in a SIPP and semi retiring next year. Like you. its a nice position to be in.

I was in a Company pension (Defined benefits) with a blue chip company for 16 years. It closed in 2010 and we all reverted to a DC pension. Last month I had a transfer figure from my old company pension and it equated to 43 times my pension pa when I'm 65. It's an eye watering figure £600k+ One...

I met him a couple of times at charity events and he was a lovely bloke. Vividly remember the Ashes from 81 and in particular the Headingley Test. RIP Bob.

I booked tickets last week (2 returns) Rugby to Euston, out on Friday at 9:11 and returning Sunday 3pm. Using a TwoTogether railcard (£30 pa) it cost me £22.60 (£33.90 without the railcard). We used to drive down, park at Edgware and get the tube in. Parking, and fuel was around £35. I think...

Marcothon sounds interesting. I might give it a go although I tweaked my Calf running Draycote last Sunday......

Sabotage leaving the EU? You means the likes of Mogg, Francois, Baker and your man crush, Johnson :emoji_thumbsup:

If you like a challenging parkrun give Rugby a go. The hill, which you have to do twice, is murderously hard in the wet!

Ranvir Singh, too obvious?

A little bit obvious.....

Yes you're right, Lisbon is very, very hilly. Thankfully the Half is pan flat, crossing the bridge and then tracking the river.