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Did the cider and lager drinkers put much of a fight for a decent pint of both?

Massively this.

It makes him a hypocrite because he and his family have benefitted from tax avoidance.

I don't think so, but I'd like to see what his answer would be.

Jimmy Carr avoided paying tax and do did David Cameron's father, no difference at all to me. David Cameron has come out and said that what Jimmy Carr has done is "morally wrong". Well was it morally wrong that his father avoided tax that contributed to the family wealth, that contributed to...

I agree. How about a flat rate of tax for everyone and then tighten up the laws on avoidance. Then see if the threats from the wealth creators that they will flee the country are true.

Cameron is a hypocrite, his father used tax havens to increase the family fortune: m.guardian.co.uk

Very genuine? I wonder if David Cameron thought his father's tax avoidance schemes were "morally wrong" too? m.guardian.co.uk

Tax Research UK Look up Tax Gap in this blog and see how much the owner of the blog thinks the country is owed in taxes!

This! I think the party you're on about is one the OP votes for, the one that is currently in power and the one that is reducing grants to local councils who then have to sell assets they own.

Famous Moe's in Southover Street has just closed. There are five pubs on the hill but there used to be eight and I think there could be room for a micro-pub.

No professional football club in the UK is pointless, no matter who they are, how big their ground is or how big their fan base is. They all serve a purpose to the people who support them and the communities that they reside in.

Rhubarb and Custards, Disco Biscuits and Black Jellys!

The Spread Eagle and the Bib and Tucker are closed.

Similar to these Beer Houses that were dotted around Brighton and Hove up until the 1960's: Public house - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ramires Not according to wikipedia he ain't! Edit: seen someone has already posted this.

Wasn't that Brighton United who have nothing to do with us?

Out of interest have you ever voted Tory?

Yes but having just done some calculations on my new season ticket price(including travel), this doesn't work out to the 30% increase that BG's son heard about should we get promoted. It works out to be around a 21% increase.

The overall price you pay per year may not be changed if we get promoted to the Premier League. Premier League clubs only play 19 home games per season, if we did get promoted the club could raise the price of individual matches but keep the overall price the same. This would mean you would not...