Tashyboy
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Funnily enough I don't see you taking your Billy Big Boy stance in the SNP thread.
Funny that.
Coz no one south of Gretna green is interested in the roundabout discussion of the SNP. ?
Funnily enough I don't see you taking your Billy Big Boy stance in the SNP thread.
Funny that.
I agree it needed building but the costs became ridiculous. As for HS2 there is far less need for that to allow a 20min quicker commute when so many other areas need better transport links in order to reduce car usage
Why not replace all the antiquated working parts with a modern digital clock while retaining the original external appearance?
The audio aspects could easily be electronically simulated.
If the tower itself is structurally unsound, I'd think twice about not fixing it.
A great cathedral burned down in Paris. As a secular person, I still think that was a terrible thing.
When you stop restoring your cultural landmarks, you get closer and closer to becoming American.
You don't want that.
Boomer, you do America a disservice, some of the most stunning monuments I seen have been in the USA.
i would have to disagree, scotland s def is expected to be paid for by Scotland yet big infrastructure projets in the Uk are paid for by all of us,... For instance when a bridge for Skye was finally built westminster wouldn't and refused to pay for it so private funding had to be used, why does the UK tax payer have to foot the bill for a massive benifit for London, the richest city it the UK?It’s a crazy amount to spend on a clock but so be it get it done.
London generates more than its fair share of revenue and attracts more businessmen and wealth than any other UK city. It’s a drop in the ocean and we shouldn’t have to sacrifice any of our heritage especially in London.
Scotland’s deficit is shambolic, so I always find it hilarious when such hatred is shown towards London and spending.
Boomer, you do America a disservice, some of the most stunning monuments I seen have been in the USA.
Monuments, yes, but not buildings.
Some of our most beautiful buildings have been torn down to make way for monstrosities (like Trump Tower).
Some of our less beautiful but still impressive ones are knocked down by Islamic terrorists.--apparently just for the hell of it.
I thought Big Ben was quite impressive. All of Parliament, actually. (Wish we had one.)
St. Paul's as well.
As for the big Ferris wheel, well...that's fun, anyway.
US Library of Congress
US Capitol
Ryman Auditorium
Grand Central Station
You sure you don't do beautiful buildings...![]()
TBH most of londons buildings are moderen thanks to the Great Fire, all of medieval London is long gone with exception of the odd building.Monuments, yes, but not buildings.
Some of our most beautiful buildings have been torn down to make way for monstrosities (like Trump Tower).
Some of our less beautiful but still impressive ones are knocked down by Islamic terrorists.--apparently just for the hell of it.
I thought Big Ben was quite impressive. All of Parliament, actually. (Wish we had one.)
St. Paul's as well.
As for the big Ferris wheel, well...that's fun, anyway.
TBH most of londons buildings are moderen thanks to the Great Fire, all of medieval London is long gone with exception of the odd building.
St pauls and westminster all modern apart from west minster hall and the abbey... oh andsthe Tower of course
It's no different with items built in the South East to your bridge. Big Ben, Westminster et al bring thousands of tourists from around the World every day all spending money that goes into the coffers that we all benefit from one way or another.i would have to disagree, scotland s def is expected to be paid for by Scotland yet big infrastructure projets in the Uk are paid for by all of us,... For instance when a bridge for Skye was finally built westminster wouldn't and refused to pay for it so private funding had to be used, why does the UK tax payer have to foot the bill for a massive benifit for London, the richest city it the UK?
fill your boots, but little or nothing has been spent on Inf in scotland by westminster no matter who was in power, money raised in london stays there yet when it come s to projects down south they get paid for by everyone... i lived down there long enough, the rest of the Uk is suffering yet london gets richer and richer... not sour grapes... factIt's no different with items built in the South East to your bridge. Big Ben, Westminster et al bring thousands of tourists from around the World every day all spending money that goes into the coffers that we all benefit from one way or another.
I look forward to the moaning when, if you do get your independance, the Royal Navy relocating ALL it's fleet back to England. We'll be glad of the work and jobs it creates.![]()
I have to say this is correct .fill your boots, but little or nothing has been spent on Inf in scotland by westminster no matter who was in power, money raised in london stays there yet when it come s to projects down south they get paid for by everyone... i lived down there long enough, the rest of the Uk is suffering yet london gets richer and richer... not sour grapes... fact
Of course London has better public transport, there’s a greater and more densely packed population. But London isn’t the south/south east, and just because the capital has such great public transport go 40 miles out from the seat of power and the story is little different to the rest of the country.I have to say this is correct .
The transport in the north is a joke compared to London .
I have to say this is correct .
The transport in the north is a joke compared to London .
London is the first major city/town, just about anywhere, to NOT receive a subsidy from central government for its mass transport system...
Perhaps, the 'north' is in need of getting its act together...
Perhaps it's the fact that there is a large concentration of people coupled with congestion charges and lots of traffic means that more people use public transport as the only viable option.London is the first major city/town, just about anywhere, to NOT receive a subsidy from central government for its mass transport system...
Perhaps, the 'north' is in need of getting its act together...
It’s hard to get your act together when your budget is cut by 40%.London is the first major city/town, just about anywhere, to NOT receive a subsidy from central government for its mass transport system...
Perhaps, the 'north' is in need of getting its act together...