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Interesting idea. Against, the scale would be cramped at 20 mph, so harder to read.

I once reached 56 mph on a long downhill. That was a touring bike, not a racer with skinny tyres. (It was a wide straight road with no potholes or side turnings.)

This was discussed a while back. I recall the conclusion was that while there may be checks that the long passport number is plausible (format, check characters), there was no check that the details were genuine.

There was a whole thread about these barriers a while back. Maybe somebody will have more luck finding it than I have.

Dendrochronology ?

A friend bought similar sleepers. The eventual conclusion was that their markers were year and/or type of wood. It looks like they can have multiple meanings.

No such thing. The Supreme Court can, and has, overruled its own previous decisions.

I was watching 'live' on iPlayer. The context was activity on the border between Rwanda and 'Congo'. Of the two, only DR Congo borders Rwanda.

MTGG

The National Rail page has Gordon Hill in the URL. Make of that what you will. https://www.nationalrail.co.uk/service-disruptions/gordon-hill-20240423/

Today I receieved an email about the introduction of KeyGo weekly capping. A 'week' is defined thus:

The nearest thing I can think of is PIP assessments. Those do not have a good repututaion for speed, convenience, or accuracy. It could become another outsourcing gravy train.

ABBA, Waterloo, on Dial-a-disc.

The proposed ban, as linked in post #66, would apply to: (c) would be a bit of a nuisance. Cigarette papers are handy as very thin shims for model engineering. Rizla Blue are very close to 0.001". I note there would be a statutory defence that would cover this.

Do we even know if it was written or verbal advice ?

Yes. GoHenry is one example.

At the speed the legal process moves, is there any chance of being found guilty before the GE ?

Is that a cross between the works of H.P. Lovecraft and J.K. Rowling ?

Apparently, my TV Licence has just expired, mid month, in the middle of the afternoon. That is the fourth time so far this year.

Unlike QWERTY, there is no consistent standard ABC layout. There might be two rows, or three, or four, or five. Or even a hybrid as below. Every machine with ABC is a game of 'spot the layout'.