Yeah goalie did great

I left.the oven on for about 48hrs once when went away only damage was to my pocket from the electricity bill (and wasn’t that bad as quite well insulated, was maybe about £30-40 (so double for the month) (few years ago)

I do same with hobs now. My induction hob turns off when you remove the pan for more than 30s. I now leave hobs on when at others.

Free for elderly, vulnerable and primary school

NHS pays Pfizer $22-27 per dose (and that is claimed to be “most expensive” price) so can’t imagine it being more than £30

I pay £8 to have a supermarket flu jab each year…is (almost) cheaper than buying a pack of sudafed. Why get ill and treat symptom if can prevent

It really isn’t this is the similar to say state run nuclear plants…face saving.

I fully.support the NHS method as think it good value (if not starved of funding). But have to admit all systems can have flaws.

I have a feeling whatever happens,.if the current owners build.anything there is enough bad sentiment in the area it may well be burnt down, so for public safety they should not stay owners.

(This comment is in no way meant to say that arson is a good please don’t burn anything down, but is a comment on the sentiment of.those there)

I get it’s different, but is it theft. If there was a wattmeter and I filled an inflatable swimming pools every day would that be theft… What if I brought an inflatable hot tub and ran the heater for the week. If electricity is included in the rate that implies the guest can use what they want

Which is still against the dispersal order

I get the safety concerns but does she say “no charging cars” in the terms and conditions. I am not sure this is theft any more than charging mobile phones and tablets would be. If she is worried about how much electricity then take meter readings and make it accepted terms that all electricity is to be paid for. What if one guest choses to use the oven for a five course meal. Is that theft of electricry