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I see a couple from Derbyshire have driven to York of all places and each received a ticket

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-y ... e-55798988

... it's simply that facts are not necessarily 'to be accepted'. ...

Something which quite a lot of people on here don't seem to grasp. Perhaps it's the reason why some seem reluctant to support their posts with evidence.

There seems to be scope for wordplay on "dogma" in the thread title

And it's a cracking bike.

For anybody on the receiving end of this AND has definitely got the correct reg for the vehicle AND who wants something done about this for the benefit of other riders AND who is prepared to attend court and give evidence if necessary BUT has not followed links above, then I urge them to report this...

Were there any points from the BMA in addition to those mentioned in the recent posts above? Thanks Jonathan My summary of the line you have taken is that those who understand this ( "the experts") are ok with delaying the second jab. This isn't an attempt to put words in anyone's mouth, ...

Have you got a link to the BMA's position, please? And as it's you I'll certainly try and respond. Thanks Jonathan I am only going on media reports of which this from the BBC is easiest to link. If the BMA is being wrongly quoted, then I've not seen any corrections or retractions. https://www.bbc.c...

Jdsk

Apart from noting that my comments about the BMA were wrongly attributed to you, you seem to have avoided the issue. For me, it's hard not to wonder why the body representing doctors seems to have come out against delaying the second injection.

...]minus 23!! The UK would be at a standstill! Our water infrastructure alone is not built for that. ... There was a big fire at a school - thankfully unoccupied at the weekend - in Bradford yesterday. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9179115/Huge-fire-breaks-Islamic-girls-school-Bradford....

... considering a light clipped to the bag or myself .... LED lights are very directional ie They are most visible when they are pointing towards the observer, normally following traffic in the case of rear lamps. IMO they are best fixed on the bike itself rather than the rider or their luggage. (T...

The now almost defunct secret leeds site is the only other forum I do on anything like regularly. Ian Smith (of Otley, not Northern Rhodesia) is a former colleague.

This type of thing is one of my numerous hobby horses. Over the years I've frequently posted about it - search on <bullying>

Here's a fairly recent thread about eggs being thrown.

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Another hard frost this morning - by local standards, of course. The sun keeps peeping out but the North-facing rooves on the houses opposite still look as though they are covered in snow. To keep upright on the walk for the newspapers - I'm also delivering to an older former colleague who is shield...

A friend was struggling with an adjustable in just such a case, rooting through his tools we found a cheap socket set which despite the lack of quality, cracked off the seized ring without fuss. A middling-quality half inch socket set and breaker bar is a much better solution than using any adjusta...

Given that none of current trustee were involved in the original process oo charity conversion I was wondering whether a root branch review of the benefit and disbenefits the conversion as brought. I would permite the trustees to reflect on the decision making process Cycling UK should examine opti...

Perhaps a further contribution to confusion is the "foe" facility. If, as I do, you switch off people who are simply never worth the trouble of reading, it's important to recognise that they may be the origin of some apparently unexplained twist in the flow of a thread.