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Have you got a spare Wifi router? It's really pretty simple to just configure one of those to rebroadcast the signal.

Yes excellent. People are in employment and are far more likely to be able to move up the income scale by gaining experience and skill in a job than sat on their arse in front of the tv, whilst on the dole.

Hiya pal No way that a small claims court would get involved in this. So for her to enforce this would be very expensive for her and it looks like a crazy contract so I don't think she would be able to win a lot. Hope that helps chum.

Labour bleats on like this whilst failing to say that they would have borrowed more increasing the deficit (both the actual and the structural one - if you don't understand the difference educate yourself) and at the same time wrecking our international interest rates which would have pushed the...

Mid sussex still has some value properties in it that are not crazy prizes. Haywards Heath has great connections into London. Burgess Hill is nearly as good and has two mainline stations and is generally a bit cheaper.

Cameron is actually pro-Europe. He's said that. But he can only win next year if he can persuade lots of euro sceptics to vote for him.

Hopefully on the first day when he realises that he's not up to the job.

Stephenson Way

Watson is a tw@t but I do generally like Douglas Alexander, Alan Johnson and even Chukka Umana. It is generally a very poor collection of politicians.

I assume that is irony?

Drive to Three Bridges then train from there (30 mins). If you are early enough there is free street parking 3 mins or so from the station and 3 bridges is only a few minutes from the Motorway.

Why would Labour have to worry about 15% of the electorate if they got in after steadfastly refusing to have a referendum? They could say that they had say no referendum and the country chose them. There would be no pressure for them to have a referendum. The Tories have promised to have a...

In league 1.

Or guess the other way...... Labour are playing with fire if they attempt to go for a core vote strategy without directly addressing Immigration, like they did at the last election. They risk large numbers of people staying away or going to UKIP.

Indeed, but politics is a popularity contest not an exam on who has the best policies. Like has been said before the majority of people voting UKIP won't look beyond Immigration and EU. They won't know for instance that Farage is in favour of little transparency on politicans expenses or is...

But you can't assume it is that simple.

And me. But you can't doubt that a lot of people find him appealing in a kind of "No ones likes me, I don't care" kind of way. He plays to all the stereotypes, myths and misconceptions going e.g. Anti-white racism, Health and Safety Culture, Immigrants getting benefits etc etc

True but their actual number of votes dropped by 7,000. Labour need to address the fact that UKIP are attracting some of their core working class vote.

Labour are clearly against an In/Out vote. What do you mean by UKIP pressure? If pressure means that the Torys lose seats to Labour then it will have the opposite effect. I think though Farage actually wants this. If there is a vote and it comes out as staying in (which I believe...

UKIP winning the Euro elections? Getting over 20% in national polls? Some very clear policies i.e. Cut Immigration, Get out of Europe that match the issues that most voters agree with. A hugely charismatic leader. No surprise to me that they get more airtime and I'm more likely to...