Utah 01

You've just witnessed a miracle and probably a unique event in the history of easyjet operations. File it away for posterity; the chances of something similar happening again are minimal.

I looked into flying to Brum a few weeks ago. The fares were farcically extortionate. It's as if they don't want anyone to use the service which might be their masterplan. The Island continues to be served by a piss-poor operation that is taking our captive market for a not very frequent and unreliable ride.

No improvement there, then.

Tens of thousands of bikers and visitors during the fortnight - she should be 'open all hours' and advertising the fact. 'Box-of-thinking-out-the' - too little of it going on in the tea-shop trade, clearly.

The data says there is nothing 'wild' about increased mortality in a number of areas. Have a 'wild' time with your head buried in wherever you stuff it.

What's the current situation of the Bill here? I note that the Jocks are discussing it and, as usual, as a once potential 'leader' in the question, others will possibly overtake us and leave us behind. There was a (not unexpectedly) well-reasoned article on the matter in the DT today: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/03/28/lord-sumption-medically-assisted-suicide-moral-dilemma/

You quit and 'jumped' off the Island and did us all a favor. Some would suggest you keep your nose out of others' business. Is 'arrogance' and 'smugness' seeping from the granite down there Kernow.

This quarter's raid on my financial resources by MEA has just dropped onto the mat. Why is Tynwald not being raised to the ground, with the power station criminals inside it, and rioters in the street - or, as good Brits, we just take it on the chin? My bill, with 40 units less used than this time last year, is £70 more. I know, I know world energy prices etc but they are plummeting and it's time they were reflected here. I feel for the less well off and their having to pay a high price for the dodgy dealings of the few trough feeders that profited (no pun intended). BTW, Sunak has announced the UK will be BUILDING gas-fired power stations. Take note, Faragher and you green eco-loons.

I had occasion to be driving (across) over the past week and, ladies and gentlemen, I can with, a degree of certainty, say that while the state of roads here leave a lot to be desired along with the (non) quality of repairs (I read in a 'national' that the average pothole repair lasts 9 days) some of the road surfaces, and main roads at that, were positively 'third-world'. There was one particular stretch of A570 in Ormskirk whereon a stretch of I'd estimate of 200yds, 40% of the tarmac surface was missing leaving hard core exposed..... and that wasn't atypical.

In other words, Allinson, get back to work in what you're trained to do and leave running an economy to people who know how to create and attract wealth.

Ha, planners - one step up from Estate Agents and Tax Collectors. They couldn't plan proverbial in a brewery and continue the concreting-over of the Island while the price is right.

....ditto uses the ferry but your parish councilors decided to fork out for the Racket. You've gone over to the dark side in all respects.

You asked for it and got it.

If you need to ask that, you either need to resign or seek medical help. This is a rock in the middle of the Irish Sea. Air links are vital if the economy is to stand any chance of expansion. I really am incredulous at your post.

1. The negligible side of negligible. 2. No. 3. More than we can either afford, or if the real cost were put to the GMP, want to afford. 4. Not the bastards who want to impose their irrational eco-lunacy on the rest of us. Next question?