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The council didn't fight it - not worth the money after they defaulted. He got 325 quid. It obviously cost him more in time and stress than that Why do we pay out so little? UK law rewards people who provide bad service by making it not worth fighting bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

So what about fucking damage? Our court system is a joke. People are so grateful at not being fucked that all the abuse leading up to the act but quite happening is ignored theguardian.com/society/2025/m…

Wait if the scheme doesn't make revenue for the people running it - which is right the language of this is all wrong The council set up a scene that costs 1.3 mil more than their budget and now wants to fund a way to fund it. The real question is why? bbc.com/news/articles/…

Apparently planning a crime - not doing it is an arrestable offence. That is a step too far surely? theguardian.com/world/2025/may…

Such a Sharon Imagine if music contained political statements? What would the world do? bbc.com/news/articles/…

This is great but when will the water not be poisonous? bbc.com/news/articles/…

I bet most people complaining about vat went on holiday this year cityam.com/private-school…

The corrupt little shits. They have the data but choose to ignore it. Yes additional signage is needed *because* some people*are paying for parking* wrongly What is so fucking complicated? Oh you get more revenue from tickets? That's corruption bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

This country was built upon slavery. Most of us are not brought up understanding the extent - I know I still get surprised by numbers. If we hide all these things how will anyone know? It will all just disappear into history that won't be taught. theguardian.com/uk-news/2025/a…

half violence on a decade? How much has it increased in a decade? The ambitions of useless politicians astound bbc.com/news/articles/…

Kids have emotional reaction to playgroup assholes UK explores retaliatory action against Trump tariffs Source: BBC search.app/JWiML Shared via the Google App

@realutdsb @MarkA17644 @terrychristian You are not wrong. But this seems to be true of everyone right now.

@MarkA17644 @terrychristian Yes, but the left doesn't like anyone who has a different opinion.

Do it

Who would of thought we live in a world where the literal thought police would exist that A) tell private companies and people what they are allowed to think B) tell everyone that they are against censorship and then have a hoard of people who thinks it apply to others

When did we start measuring inflation by the month? 2 percent per month is way more than 24% per year And pay rises are only ever 3% ISH . The hell ? bbc.com/news/business-…

You shouldn't eat mushrooms raw they should be cooked Listeria dies from heat in cooking Not so much listeria as hysteria eatingwell.com/enoki-mushroom…

It's probably worse because if it was a thing to be proud of because they had attempted to reduce it they would of measured it. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

the article missing the point It's complete bullshit. She bought a ticket and had a right to be on the train. The purpose of the rule is to catch people who act in bad faith. She was not To prosecute this is simply fundamentally evil ... next stop ... theguardian.com/money/2025/mar…

For this data to be true it sounds like they are requesting the data without cause. They only need the data for a violation but they are taking it on entry surely? Is their usage not being audited? thisismoney.co.uk/money/cars/art…

The point is the 5 minute rule is stupid But the case revolves around when you can see a sign This changes nothing But also having to goto court and getting £20 for costs is fucking bullshit. There is no way anyone can afford the time and stress bbc.com/news/articles/…

United states of people's capitalist nightmare bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…