Been up there twice this year, fast becoming a favourite city. As mentioned both Panoramic 34 and The Titanic (the wrecked building next door is where they filmed Peaky Blinders) both recommended. Vibrant place.
I'm not making that assumption but then if you were interested in what I said rather than your own agenda you'd see that. I am merely heartbroken for those in my own personal sphere who have had their lives ruined by Brexit. This the micro rather than the macro, the personal not the impersonal.
I can't speak for my employees but for myself you couldn't be more wrong. The short sightedness of successive governments to the the problems of mass immigration is nothing short of a scandals. Cameron's abandonment of the fund to compensate for immigration (albeit inadequate ) a terrible move...
Surveying. If you are interested the 2 archeological and geophysical companies (which are the canaries of the business) took those hits immediately. The others - topographical, measured building, underground- are following.
The one I get fed up of is "bad loser" like it was some kind of Corinthians' match. Those of us who are losing money and having to lay off good, hard working, by and large British workers who have no hope currently of re-employment have, I feel, every right to continue to make a protest against...
I wouldn't and I don't think anyone who's ever spent anytime thinking about our legal system would. Perhaps the Scottish version of 'not proven' is clearer.
Good thread. I actually thought about this a few years ago. Everyone including myself was hurtling towards the grave. List read.
Neil Young
Bruce Springsteen
Leonard Cohen
Tom Waits
Paul Simon
I'm seeing Paul Simon next month in Manchester and that will complete the list.
We can all die happy.