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All explained: http://www.financialfairplay.co.uk/financial-fair-play-explained.php

It's not the Football Association who are controlling FFP for the Championship, League 1 and League 2 - it's the Football League.

The piano warehouse by chance?

Whether they win the referendum or not it will still cost £230,000, which will reduce the amount they raise from the referendum should it be successful.

Already plans for the site: http://ww3.brighton-hove.gov.uk/index.cfm?request=c1199915&action=showDetail&application_number=BH2013%2F03926 http://www.conranandpartners.com/news/brighton-s-greenest-office-building-to-spark-major-regeneration

I have since edited my post and added this link: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/25812791 He mentions the cost as £230,000 as it will be tied in with the European Elections. The point on the video is 1:46.

Jason Kitkat said on the BBC Daily Politics Show this week that the referendum will cost £230,000. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/25812791 There is an argument that this referendum is playing into the hands of Pickles. If the referendum takes places and the result is a 'No' then Pickles would...

Enterprise are just an extention of the original company that started it all Inntrepeneur who caused many bankruptcies and in some cases suicide. They had no compassion or give and take whatsoever. When my pub in Guildford went from a Watney Mann tenancy to an Intrepeneur lease in 1988 the...

Notters is correct and here is what is happening in parliament about it. The motion was defeated but the government are saying that they will still introduce legislation to protect licensees in pubs. http://www.camra.org.uk/article.php?group_id=12472 Sign this petition to show your support...

Just pub grub I'm afraid then. The Pub With No Name has been done up pretty well and it's a nice boozer in it's current format as the Southover. So if Indigo have bought the Preston Park Tavern then it should be okay.

Both the Hanover and Southover do food, the Thai food in the Southover is very nice indeed.

Looking at this particular piece on the Brighton Society's website: http://www.brighton-society.org.uk/?p=3213 Whilst I agree with their criticism of too many people being crammed into this development their idea that office space can be transferred to the old Amex building in Edward Street is...

Cheers, just looking at the Brighton Society website now. Seems they have done some positive things but some would argue they have held up important developments.

I never realised the Brighton Society was founded because of those poor developments. Learn something new every day!

Despite these societies we've still had poor planning decisions and wilful neglect that can be described as some of the worst Brighton and Hove has seen which include the Albion Hill redevelopment, the demolition of the Blind School in Church Street, Churchill Square, Edward Street...

Agreed. A new indoor arena/ice rink at Black Rock.

This. I thought that the plan was when an indoor arena/ice rink is built at Black Rock this could then be used for conferences whilst the Brighton Centre is rebuilt. A modern conference centre would attract far more money than the i360. Once a new Brighton Centre is built you'd have this...

I work for Royal Mail and I know that a Christmas card four inches square would not be classed as a large letter as it is too small. What may have happened is the card did not have the correct 1st or 2nd class stamp on it. It does create extra work to process odd shaped items and seeing Royal...

Thank unfair regulation and government meddling for that.

I think you have me confused with someone who doesn't work for Royal Mail Group. I'm on your side but I was making the point that in the past there were more Post Office staff and more Post Offices to help the public with queries about odd sized letters. One more thing I'd like to add is that...