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Not really. Gelato is made with milk, ice cream with something else but can't quite remember what. Although having dug deeper, I've been misinformed... Gelato still has lower butterfat content than standard ice cream and less air whipped into it though

If you do a map search it's on the LHS of the road between hospital and Strang roundabouts Edited to add: Reference is 22/01069/B

Worth checking out the planning application as documents on there answer a lot of the questions about why and where. Can't search it up myself at the minute but reasonably easy to find on the gov.im online services planning site

Honourable mention of "Our Courtenay" https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2024/may/04/youre-going-to-call-me-a-holocaust-denier-now-are-you-george-monbiot-comes-face-to-face-with-his-local-conspiracy-theorist

They're going to wheel the outside tables away?

The question was answered - the same places able bodied people are going. Disabled bays are disabled bays regardless of time usually. I've had no end of conversations with taxi drivers that can't understand simple road signs outside Colebourns - they always claim that it isn't a disabled bay after 6pm but that's only the expiry of the time limited disc parking not the disabled restriction. You're not a taxi driver are you? Or just hard of understanding?

Raised at requisition meeting. Requirement under the planning approval before nursery would be granted its licence

It's too satisfy the planning requirements for the Roundhouse nursery. Something which seemingly no other nursery on the island has had as an operating requirement

You don't expect a taxi driver to go south do you?

Nope, bill Douglas for it. They wanted it, they pay for it. We've got the Roundhouse to pay for, Braddan can't afford to contribute to this circus

But he does have an interest in a small converted chapel in Port Soderick where he keeps his motorbikes

One stand out comment from the night was that Hooper is acting like a petulant school kid (I'd say total dick myself but...) and that Alf needs to knock heads

Let's also not forget the wonderful comment that we should be grateful for having a facility that will be the envy of the rest of the island

They've never done that to me whenever I get the boat

I think you're taking whataboutery to an absurd extent. If you're fit and able, M&S or Chester St isn't a huge slog from Boots. If it's so urgent you won't balk at paying for parking, leaving the disabled spaces for those who genuinely need them. And don't get me started on taxi drivers using the Victoria St bays as an overflow rank - I know from experience that "I'll move if somebody needs the space" is a load of bollocks

Pretty shells and feathers

I know of one RPU officer who has been in charge of SM posts and the impression I've always had of him is that he's only really there for the "toys" he gets to play with - practically wets himself over the Mustang at TT and if Jacksons gives them the loan of an Aston or similar for some jolly. Wouldn't be massively surprised if this wasn't some of his material

Haven't been down there but they usually do have a sign on the door. At least they have every other year

They close every year at this time for their holidays

I've heard from a reliable source* that they'll be making the current main road access only and blocking it just above the Clagh Vane junction forcing people to use the bypass *I've just made it up but wouldn't put it past them

That's a bold restaurant choice

Sounds like a cue for some John Shuttleworth's The Man Who Lives on the M62

I can remember seeing a copy of the amended traffic order at some point. Covers lack of headlights, indicators and so on for the duration of the festival