So Wagamama have removed all the salad options and almost all the tofu from their menu. The bang bang cauliflower remains but it’s not going to be enough to get me back through the doors. Feels like a real downgrade. If I’m in town I’ll go to Pho, if I’m out of town it’s now no better than Nando’s.
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thetindrum
Профиль Vively#Books, #cats, #food, #gardening. Almost any meal can be improved by the addition of capers or hot sauce. Mostly spend my time waving a fist at the sky.
The title of a great book. www.waterstones.com/book/one-day...
One day, everyone will have always been against this.
As I posted quite a long time ago …
James MurrayBy my count there have been at least three opportunities for Labour to properly blame Hunt for unaffordable tax cuts and reverse the decision in the interest of national and energy security: when they found the fiscal black hole; when Trump started threatening NATO; and when the Iran war started.
Literally all of these could have been Day 1 announcements btw. Total waste of two years and multiple crisis moments (never waste a crisis). I see no evidence that any of the prospective successors to Starmer have anything like a plan so what would change? Changing leader is pointless.
thetindrum- drop the srupid tax pledges (blame Trump and Russia) - National Care Service (takes financial burden off councils) - fund HMRC properly and performance manage it (bounties a good idea) - change immigration statistics to exclude foreign students / be fit for 21stC patterns of movement
- drop the srupid tax pledges (blame Trump and Russia) - National Care Service (takes financial burden off councils) - fund HMRC properly and performance manage it (bounties a good idea) - change immigration statistics to exclude foreign students / be fit for 21stC patterns of movement
Zoë GrünewaldCan we start compiling a list of every policy you'd like to see a new Labour leader make? Big or small, what would actually start to make the country feel better for people?