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33 years ago, buying a flat was more affordable than renting one, at least in Shoreham it was . . . . I nearly bought a 2 bed flat in Brunswick Terrace in '98 . . . . . . .but I ended up with a C1720 cottage in Shoreham with a garage for the same price. Best thing I ever did. Nowhere's perfect...

Midnight to six - Pretty things

That's something we haven't grown yet . . . . I'm still eating our tomatos, and until the frost yesterday lettuce.

If more people bought locally it would be fairer and more sustainable . . . Remember those cheap veg from supermarkerts are also being driven round in lorries, flung through distribution depots and also have to sustain profits . . . lots of that comes from the continent, so malking things worse...

Super markets have been beating up suppliers for decades, my limited experience ( I worked for a warehouse/logistic Co 20 years ago) was they go to a great supplier . . . Slowly hoover up all their product until they have no other customers then turn the screw. . . I saw a classic example of it...

At a garden centre earlier this year, in Sussex, there was a big Fruit n veg stall outside, oh great I thought . . . Some local produce . . . I bought a few bits, clearly being so early in the season not all was loal, soft fruit for example . . .but I hoped the root vag was as we're between...

THere's some good breakdowns on a .gov website . . . . Lots of investors with huge tracts of land, rented out to tennant farmers. It's a very complex issue . . . . I agree with the tax, they should count themselves bloody lucky to get away with half the Inheritance tax everyone else does. £3m...

It wasnt much of one for me either. . . . . I worked 24/7 doing anything to keep the roof over my head . . . . then the record company went tits up and the band cracked . . . . I had other offers but none of them were that good and I looked at the majority of peoples lifestyles and went back to...

On the door of the main entrance to Falmer, and Lancing . . . . Never forget it.

Wildlife killing non native dodgy bastards.

Yes, YES, Yes I did. . . . . Balance is key . . . . and we're all different . . . . but always always follow your heart, or you're just kidding yourself.

Day off today . . . . . . . Spent hours in the workshop . . . Tinkering with Lambretta bits . . . I did have the wireless on in the back ground . . . . . Mondays 'off' are great . . . .everyone else is at work/school whatever . .. . And its a quiet day . . . ...

Agreed, playing against England is a good stepping stone for him.

It has to be said, whilst England were far better, they had all the luck.

Ireland need a manager to suss out the player and play to their strengths . . .they're never going to beat the big boys or win anything, but they should do better against teams like these. . .by hook or crook.

I missed the first half hour, but a fiesty 15, 4 bookings and a few half decent breaks for Ireland . . . . Could be an interesting second half, except England have a lot more on the bench. Harry Kunt being as Kane-ish as ever.

That's enough to buy an Austin ambassador, Y reg.

save me - Julie Driscoll Brian Auger and the trinity

This in spades. Or is it Paddys? Oops, is that allowed? Anyway, I usually support Eire over England . . .Its a Byrne-ing desire 🙄

But thats not artificial or intelligent, its just a pre programmed box ticking machine . . . . Which is great for saving time, but something you want to make life critical decisions.