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That applies to retrofit. The £26k average also sounds suspect, was it the average cost for a 5 bedroom 200 year house?

What scenario, big old house retro fit or new build?

Can be used on ERFs too, not just gas fired generators.

There obviously is money, just not an indefinite amount. Also, this funding had been in the pipeline for years.

Thing is, there is no magic money tree :shrug: it would be lovely if we could all send our kids to private school, sadly we can't afford it.

You better get used to it. I used to feel the same way whenever I heard the Tory party mention the note left by Labour in that desk and how they caused the global financial crisis. That lasted 14 years...

Given the activity on this thread I actually though there might be a meltdown about to start, but instead its a meltdown about semantics & metaphysics.

He has been dealing with it on day one :shrug: From the article you linked to, he said: “If there’s a Labour government on the fifth of July, one of my first calls will be to the junior doctors’ representatives,” Streeting told BBC TV in an interview. “I’ll be asking the department straight...

These look like two quite niche roles, so probably a bit of both, which doesn't seem unreasonable.

Starmer has acted differently than Sunak and Johnson did, and acted swiftly and got rid, with no obfuscation, lies or smoke and mirrors. Labour have also returned donated funds, different to the Tory party's MO with sullied donations. Apart from those fundamental differences, completely the same.

What a twat :ROFLMAO:

Labour suspends candidate Kevin Craig over Gambling Commission probe https://www.theguardian.com/politics/live/2024/jun/25/uk-general-election-live-updates-latest-today-tories-labour-betting-scandal-polls What's going on here then?

"The Argus understands that Mr Caplin is not currently a member of the Labour Party." Is that before he was suspended or after?

And, as we all know, Sunak has, single handedly through expertise, solved high global inflation rates too.

Well, you've got two options: 1. Don't vote at all; or 2. Vote for the policies and direction of travel that you consider to be best, even if the policies aren't fully achieved. :shrug:

You may argue that Starmer comes across as grey and boring, but to suggest Sunak has better "emotional connection" is bizzare IMO. He comes across as heavily choreographed and as false and sincere as a used car salesman on speed!