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@CJH456

England, United Kingdom Katılım Ocak 2016
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Chris@CJH456·
@MBEdits7 @SquareLeg50 @PlinthBotherer5 Model, which meant that these LFCs as they're called serve a lot more stores and addresses, which in turn made them a lot less agile and able to quickly send out stock. The ability to collect something from a Sainsbury's is a positive, the logistics supporting it is the issue.
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@MBEdits7 @SquareLeg50 @PlinthBotherer5 Not really what I was referencing. I meant in terms of you could order something to a collection point next or same day in a lot of cases. Most of the time now it's a 4 or 5 day wait due to the fact they dismantled the hub and spoke model and switched to a Local Fulfilment Centre
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Adam 🇺🇦@PlinthBotherer5·
This was a correct observation about 15 years ago but Argos is good now Click and Collect on sensibly priced homeware/kitchen/childcare/electronics when you can't be waiting in for a delivery. It's really useful. Since we had the baby I think i've used it every couple of weeks
Darren Johnson@DarrenJohnson66

Not really sure what the point of Argos is these days. The printed catalogues have long gone and it's all computerised now. So I suppose it's for people who like online shopping but who prefer driving to a shop to do it. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

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@SquareLeg50 @PlinthBotherer5 They haven't sold it for that much of a loss in reality. They sold the financial services arm of Argos for over £700m. Sainsbury's ultimately drove it into the floor, the restructure ruined the speed and agility it once had.
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SquareLeg50@SquareLeg50·
@PlinthBotherer5 If it's such a good business, why have Sainsbury's just sold it for a massive loss?
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@WilliamofKent @Dlnorton150879 @BBCNews They did try, and it dramatically failed. They changed from a hub and spoke model to using 'Local Fulfilment centres'. The product availability dropped dramatically in comparison to the old way of doing things.
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William@WilliamofKent·
@Dlnorton150879 @BBCNews But they didn't even try to keep up with Amazon. They didn't even bother keeping up with how good Argos was.
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@OffencePolice @StillUnsung I mean there's been talk of recalculating council tax bands for years, I don't see how this is any different really. Either way you'll pay something, it's just a case of how it's decided.
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Offence Police@OffencePolice·
@CJH456 @StillUnsung You could choose to do that if you thought you would get a better deal. I personally never did. This would be government forcing it on everyone. Apparently they've now denied they're doing it so it's academic.
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Sheer ❤️ 🏳️‍⚧️
Burnham is acting as if he has a once-in-a-generation majority... ...Because he *does* have that! He's using Labour's *400* MPs to *actually* do massive reform that wouldn't be possible with a slim majority! What did Starmer do that's comparable to this? Nothing, that's what.
Politics UK@PolitlcsUK

🚨 NEW: Andy Burnham is strongly considering replacing council tax and stamp duty with a 0.48% annual tax on a home's current value

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@OffencePolice @StillUnsung I'll put it simpler. If it's good enough for the mortgage companies, why is it not good enough for everyone else? Considering most people are buying their houses with mortgages it's hardly an untested process.
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Offence Police@OffencePolice·
@CJH456 @StillUnsung Using your analogy, I think the government and the mortgage companies are more like two geese. 🪿🪿
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@OffencePolice @StillUnsung Not really, mortgage companies manage to value houses pretty often and no one has ever complained about that.
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Offence Police@OffencePolice·
@CJH456 @StillUnsung Taking a percentage of the value would mean getting the value right would be much more important & would presumably have to be updated regularly. Everyone would appeal. It would be chaos.
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Offence Police@OffencePolice·
@StillUnsung You're happy for someone in a government building to guess the value of your property and charge you a tax on that?
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@AEthelswin I wonder how many are historical, more and more people now feel comfortable reporting sexual abuse they experienced in their childhood. I suspect it may account for a decent amount of the increase.
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Æthelswin@AEthelswin·
Sexual assault rate in England and Wales April 2026 -March 2026 217,567 sexual offences a year = 596 sexual offences a day = 24 sexual offences an hour = 1 sexual offence every 2.5 minutes
Danny Shaw@DannyShawNews

NEW Sexual offences including rape at a record high. @ONS figures for April 2025-March 2026 show: 217,567 offences recorded by police in England/Wales - up 4% on year before. Also 4% rise in rapes to 74,727. Sex offences & rapes reported to police have doubled in 10 years.

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Chris@CJH456·
@virginmedia hi guys, can you please pass on that incessantly ringing potential customers is extremely off putting and makes me want to choose a different broadband provider. 3 calls in the space of less than 8 hours is a bit much, no wonder my phone flags your number as spam.
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AreVee@AreVee23·
@CJH456 @jclib1990 @LucyTCWife @trabimechaniker I'm not arguing semantics. I'm merely pointing out the facts which are glaringly obvious to anybody with more than a singular functioning brain cell. She very clearly did not express a wish or intent. You're lying.
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@benonwine Ben, instead of constantly grifting why don't you just let the police investigate the murder? All the details will come out in court at the appropriate time. Have some respect and politely shut up. Things like this is how cases collapse.
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Benonwine
Benonwine@benonwine·
This doesn’t add up at all. A guy who supposedly barely leaves the house drives nearly 300 miles to a remote Dartmoor cottage? What’s the real story here? Anyone else finding this suspicious?
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Benonwine@benonwine·
The man arrested on suspicion of murdering Ann Widdecombe reportedly travelled nearly 300 miles from Rotherham to her remote Dartmoor home, allegedly carrying a wooden stick in his car. Neighbours also claimed he had learning difficulties and rarely left the house. In the image below, police can be seen outside the property in Rotherham that the suspect is believed to have been living in. If these reports are accurate, investigators will have serious questions to answer about motive, planning and what led to this tragic case.
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