Recent content by bjreroberts

There was a similar sounding case near to Bromsgrove last year, the local equine set were up in arms about. Allegedly an RSPCA director had horses at the said site which mysteriously moved the day before the raid. They are corrupt and cannot be trusted, surprised the judiciary haven’t started...

Your analysis is simply incorrect. Those wanting to eat British lamb already are. There will be an increase in demand as prices decrease, but not enough to compensate for the loss of EU exports. There will still be imports under WTO rules as there are now!

I’ve switched from Redbacks to Blundstones, the sole is definitely more durable

Under contract law there is the concept of the paper chase i.e. quotation, order confirmation etc. Payment terms are the last submitted. If they quoted based on payment in 7 days then that stands, unless you state in your order confirmation a different payment terms. In practice we rarely go to...

Although 20 years apart were any of this lot related to them...

So how many of the Defender faithful do their own repairs? It is a myth they are reliable, they are just easy for the mechanically minded farmer to repair. As soon as you have to take them to a garage they cost as much as any other vehicle. There is no getting around the awful ride.

Just like a Defender then

Sadly for suckler herds, yes. The risks are clear and with the increasing prominence of these incidents in the media it will only be a matter of time before it will be uninsurable.

Pointless debate, the risk from cows with calves is clear. They should not be put in fields with public footpaths.

Had a young bull that decided to “bellow” one winter’s evening. As I left the field there were to police cars going up and down the road. Someone had rung the police to say someone was being attacked!

We had a referendum that confirmed it.

An article regarding a shot badger being left to suffer has done the rounds in the Guardian, Sunday Times and the BBC. I found the Guardian reporting particularly infuriating, claiming vaccination is a fraction of caged shooting. Although it mentioned legal and policing costs, it didn’t make it...

Because the EU is significantly more than just a free trade agreement

We are already free to trade with other countries under WTO rules! We don’t because they are too far away or too small to bother with! There is no magic new market out there. But we digress the OP was about the Irish border issue

Same as haymaking, do it in a rush without adequate resources and you end up with sh!t