If you for example drive up to the brecon beacons for a jolly or have a house party you get fined 60 notes
If you get caught doing it again ......its 120 quid
Now thats what I call a deterrent
God help us
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If you for example drive up to the brecon beacons for a jolly or have a house party you get fined 60 notes
If you get caught doing it again ......its 120 quid
Now thats what I call a deterrent
God help us
I can't believe how many families you see in supermarkets.
I thought it was leave home if necessary and one person per trolley.
I never put you down as a hanger and flogger Sludge......Quote:
Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY
I am a lefty LiberalQuote:
Originally Posted by Former Labour leader
But we are talking about a very serious pandemic here and the police are powerless
And the public or at least a large chunk of them are stupid
You can't give advice to idiots
Curfews and troops on the streets (and at supermarket entrances) will be next.
All joking aside a bit more wheel clamping and points on your driving licence would be a startQuote:
Originally Posted by The Bloop
Leaving the British public to self police simply isn't working
Drakeford instigates a fire break , the virus stalls , everyone starts partying again , back comes the virus
He says tougher rules are coming in for Xmas and the TV shows loads of fecking idiots Xmas shopping ff sake
Get a grip people , this is serious , what bit about these are the rules don't people understand ?
The overflow hospital my old dear is in in Bridgend is packed
How did your mum catch COVID sludge? Isn’t she in her 80’s? Shielding no?
An old teacher and friend was in there over Christmas. Sadly he died of Covid. It was his birthday on Boxing Day and I'm told that, even as stressed and overworked as the staff were there, they went out of their way to do something small for his birthday.Quote:
Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY
She went into hospital for pneumonia and heart failure and tested positive for covid . She was either building it up or caught in thereQuote:
Originally Posted by goats
I love BridgendQuote:
Originally Posted by Eric the Half a Bee
My old mum was a regular over the last 15 years of her life and she was always really well cared for there. She was also a nurse in her younger days and would have no problems telling staff if they weren't doing things correctly, but in a way that nobody ever took offence and done in good humour.Quote:
Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY
Just pulling your leg Sludge. I know your politics.Quote:
Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY
Sorry to hear your mother has been ILL. Give her our best when you are able to see her.
Great hospital princess of WalesQuote:
Originally Posted by Eric the Half a Bee
I like bridgend , fishing shop , couple of supermarkets , some cheap shops , train station
I used to spend hours wandering around Nolton Road
no offence taken , take care Mr corbynQuote:
Originally Posted by Former Labour leader
Having moved away, I think the opposite. The Bridgend area is great. Love the dunes around Kenfig, lots to do.Quote:
Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY
I see Bridgend as a town centre as a bit of a dump though. Whenever I'm in Aberdare, it seems to be a busier town, albeit much smaller. Merthyr is relatively close and is ok for shopping. A few years ago, December time, I got the first bus from Bridgend to Aberdare. Two elderly ladies were waiting with me at about 7 in the morning. Started chatting. Turned out that they were going to Aberdare on the bus (hour and three quarters journey) to do their Christmas shopping. Reckoned it was easier to walk around than Bridgend.
Is there a record shop?Quote:
Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY
Merthyr, Bridgend, Aberdare. Hmm, this is going to be a tough one..Quote:
Originally Posted by Eric the Half a Bee
there used to be 3Quote:
Originally Posted by NYCBlue
Eagle Records, Yestertrax and 33 1/3. It’s Nolton Street, not RoadQuote:
Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY
Actually 4, there was The Jungle as wellQuote:
Originally Posted by fingers
40 from a house party in Llanrumney got pulled in last weekend, they’re all being made to go to the Norwich game apparently :getscoat:
HitmanQuote:
Originally Posted by fingers
Roxene
5, 6Quote:
Originally Posted by fingers
Hitman , Roxene
Anyone caught at the Brecon Beacons who doesn't live or work there I'd give them a one month driving ban that starts the next day so they can drive home. Caught a second time and the car is confiscated and sold at auction with proceeds going to the NHS.
I agree , what the feck does it take for these idiots to listen ?Quote:
Originally Posted by PontBlue
Some idiots from Kent were there today and caught , they get a sixty quid fine ? What a complete waste of a coppers time . Headlines in the news that dyfed powys police are confiscating cars will soon get around . Like speeding , people will still chance their arm but they will be easier to deal with .