Re: ot Leicester ....

> >>>> >>>>> so why is nobody coming straight out with the fact that is the

>>>>> ethnic population who didn't think lock down applied to them that
>>>>> have caused the problem ....
>>>>
>>>> The Indian ethnic group is clustered in wards in and around the east
>>>> of Leicester City (see Figure 2a, Page 2). More than half the
>>>> population in the wards of Latimer (79%), Belgrave (65%), Spinney
>>>> Hills (60%), Rushey Mead (54%) and Coleman (54%) have an Indian
>>>> ethnic identity.
>>>
>>> how long before the leicester ethnics complain they are being
>>> oppressed and are the victims of lockdown racism
>>>
>>> any minute now........
>> getting around to it on the TV now ....
>>
> MULTIPLE GENERATIONS PACKED INTO SMALL HOUSES....EVERYTHING OPEN WITH NO
> POLICE INTERVENTION....

There are some odd people around these islands. They wear those daft skirt things. With those dangly pockets in front - what are those called? Begins with S, I think. And they play very noisy musical instruments.

Nowt as daft as folk, I always say.

And the same daft folk complain there is no spare affordable housing but live in oversize houses themselves and complain about those families who live together with the younger members looking after their own elderly.

Or those who don't think anything of a 50 mile drive in the car just to get some groceries because they chose to live in the middle of nowhere. No corner shop to walk to etc.

Cheers, T i m

Sulu. worn by Fijian men and boys. Very sensible in hot and humid weather.

A scottish bint called Morag was just saying on Jeremy Vine that the border between Scotland and England should be closed. They're 300 years too late for that :-)

She made the point that the beach at Aberdeen was nearly deserted when Bournemouth was packed. Now I wonder why that might have been the case :-)

Because it's only the ice that allows you to form a 'sand castle out of a mix of oily granite chipping's, condoms and needles at Aberdeen? <weg>

Cheers, T i m

It's really weird, but arranged marriages often work out well. I can think of a couple of explanations for that, but you wouldn't be interested.

We used to call it 'Dateline' in my day and it worked for me, well, indirectly anyway (my workmate then g/f now Mrs advised when filling the form in). ;-)

Or capable of understanding if he was. ;-(

Cheers, T i m

Of course one other sinister thing about that town, they have a very large meat processing plant there, exactly like that German town that had a spike. Brian

But not mozzies. Luckily they much prefer tasty blonde people from the Northern Hemisphere.

I was out there for 2 years and there was a group of US peace corps girls, one of which wore thigh-length rugby socks when it was 30C/100% humid to avoid getting eaten alive.

Much of the ready-made sandwiches on sale in all the main supermarkets are made in places like Leicester. :-)

Andrew

What's the ethinc grouping of Barnsley that is on a similar rise to Leicester?

Those don?t have those dangly pockets in front.

Don?t buy that given that they are so long, down past the knees and normally quite heavy material that they are made of too.

Hmmmm

let me think about that for a while

Well, that nice Mr Trump thought it a wonderful place to build a golf course. Another of his projects that has never made a profit.

ah, yes. The ne that the local authority refused PP for. But the then Scottish Government over-ruled them.

Yup. Graft isn't confined to the Tories. ;-)

The Aberdeen area needed another golf course Like Vegas needs more casinos. And to build it on one of the prettiest parts of the coastline, criminal. But expect Boris to allow him to build one in Richmond park shortly.

Surely Regents Park is nearer the US ambassador's residence.

Green Park has the water hazard already there, As Her Madge has moved out the new ambassador's residence, Big Bucks House, is ideal for a crazy golf park.

well, from a quick trawl it seems

that uncaring employers in Leicester's manufacturing industries decided to coral their staff back to work rather than furloughing them

More evidence required to be sure

But seems credible