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Since the tyre changes after Silverstone this year Red Bull have had the upper hand as their car was designed for the new more conservative tyre specifications. Vettel, although a fast driver has been criticised in the past for not being able to overtake on the track, with his main ways of...

He'll need a lot of bouncebackability....

That is a rather pathetic NIMBY case study. It's not a massive development and considering it's a nursing home for the elderly and those with dementia the traffic concerns seem to be blown out of proportion. That video section on the website about the traffic shows how the roads need to be...

I regulary ask people to move their bags and would in fact rather ask someone to move their bag than to sit in a seat which is vacant, primarily because they do that for a reason - to ensure no one sits next to them... On a very busy Cross-Country service once I found the last spare seat on the...

Wouldn't get petrol there.... I'd be missing a bit of top-end from my motor

I'm unsure if this comment even rewards a response, but under EU employment laws we (and any other company in the UK) can employ as many European workers as they like.

I live in Winchester and work in Basingstoke and argue that the town isn't that bad. Yes, it does have a modern shopping centre, but has a lot of greenery (near the roundabouts) and is in the middle of lovely countryside. What annoys me about these books is they try and be too clever, take for...

And the US keyboard...

Simply an analogy...

I am a season ticket holder who travels from Hampshire for all home league and cup games. I must be honest here but I haven’t used the card cash-back scheme much in the past due to a sheer misunderstanding as to how it works, and then the fact that I couldn’t be bothered to queue for 15 minutes...

Bring on the ED-209's...sweet...

People have to realise there is no 'British Empire' to trade with anymore, and the EU allows open-borders trading for both products and skills. If we left the EU, we would have to renegotiate these with the Europe. Also, a lot of manufacturing firms are based in the UK because they are inside...

I'd be up for that: -Parking nearby -Chips -Less JCL's :jester:

Unsure if it'll beat Sim City 2000 - now that was a classic!

I find the comments on African roads very interesting as I was seconded to the Malawi Roads Authority a couple of years ago. Countries like Malawi pride themselves on new road schemes and try to maintain the highest quality in construction using TRL's Road Design Handbooks. Fortunately for these...

What gets me are what I classify "constant drivers" on the country lanes - they will stick to a rigid 40mph in a 60 zone and then speed up in a village where the limit is 30, so you effectively have no way of overtaking them... And they normally come out driving on a Sunday and wear a hat and...

I think that with the closing of the Ticket Exchange, that will be something of the past as well...

John Piercy didn't play in his last season (more or less) for Brighton because of contracting Colitis. Was a class player when he was fit. The same fate has hit Darren Fletcher at Man Utd.

For me it was getting Ankergren in when we needed a keeper for the Swindon game. He was immense in League 1 and key to our ability to play it from the back.

Pure ecomomics - supply and demand. If the supply is fixed the demand and perceived value will always increase, now the Club cannot seem to sell out complete sections of the groud in past games. At present the Club's website news article about 'pushing attendances' does look rather pathectic imho.