Shrink Proof

FTFY.

"Possible positive outcomes" This should be a short thread....

Not a new thing. I worked in the NHS in Cornwall in the mid-1980s. Several of the patients I saw in Newquay asking for help with heroin addiction were new arrivals who had moved south for just the reason you mention.

From that article - "In another example, a two-bedroom flat at The Decks, an award-winning design with flammable cladding, sold at auction for £52,000 last year, 62% lower than the price its owners had paid (£134,450) in 2008." Imagine how much it would've sold for if it hadn't won an award.

Well, over 2 years later and they're still trying. After starting at £3,000,000 it went to £2,500,000, then to £2,000,000 for ages, but now... https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/106071209#/ It's re-listed for £2,100,000, presumably raising the price a bit to snare the hordes of wealthy folk who are sure to be flooding into Scarborough to WFH - sat on the patio with a laptop, staring out at the A64 traffic queue and the pylon on the hill...

He should just pull himself together.

Yes, it might well be curtains for Johnson...

Incredibly, we've reached the point where, in comparison, Theresa May's administration actually was strong and stable....

Which is yet another depressing thing to add to the ever-growing list of stuff that's got worse in this country.

I see what you mean....

Come come now, you have to keep a sense of perspective. It's only the 99% of politicians that get the rest a bad name.

One punter's story - aged 23 "£20,000 is a lot of money to lose. I have been putting money into Football Index since 2016, when I was 18. "The drop in value of my portfolio sets me back a lot. Most of it was savings. I've seen Football Index as my savings account."

Pictures 8 and 9 show what look like bars on the windows...

That sort of thing wouldn't happen in Britain! The conviction that is, not the corruption - we've got the best politicians money can buy.