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To be honest the 17th / 18th edition test is a piece of piss. It's not testing your Electrical knowledge, rather your ability interpret the Regs book. Don't think it cost more than £250 to sit at college. The book and on site guide will probably cost you about £120 though. It's the inspection and testing course that's the expensive and tough one that allows you to sign off installations and PAT. There's good money to be made in that. Just checked.... Jeez, it's £480 to do at college. Would like to think that includes the books though.

Dumbarton almost signed Johan Cryuff in the 80s until he realised that the 1st Divison wasn't the Top League in Scotland. 😂

I've been using an app called Tvtap to stream most channels. It's pretty basic and you can't watch on demand but It does the trick for now. Only problem I have is when I mirror from my phone to my Samsung TV, the brightness on the TV goes right down, while my phone or tablet remains the same. Can't find any settings on the TV to alter the brightness.... any ideas? Cheers

I've always said it.... Di Maria is utter junk, no idea how he has managed to play for top teams.

On the plus side, if they ever visit, then the council will need to cut the grass.

When did they lift the siege at Casterly Rock?

I do still very much enjoy it, though feel it has lost it's edge since the books "finished". It's lost its shock and awe factor with killing off some of the major characters as no doubt HBO will be looking at how characters pull in viewers, which will have bearing in whether or not they stay in the series or not.

My exact thought too. I feel nervous using a £50 never mind €200.

We booked return flights from Edinburgh to Bergamo on the Saturday and back on the Tuesday - £75. Hiring a car and driving to Ljubljana - around 4ish hours. We did this in 2005 and stopped off over in Venice for a day, was a great route.

Isn't it ironic, the Scottish vote now actually (to a large degree) matters at the UK level, and it is to prop up a Conservative government. . How typically Scottish.

Depends on if you want a quick sale and if there are are a number of similar houses in the area for sale at the same time and how yours compare to theirs. Are they taking a fixed rate for the sale or percentage of the sale? I'm thinking you are going to say the former.

This confirms, that the EU are deliberately weakening the UK's bargaining position, therefore there will no doubt be a similar meeting with regards to Scotland, which will blow the Unionists weapon of uncertainty out of the water next Referendum.

She is obviously pushing this before the real pain of Brexit is visible to everyone. Corbyn, would be wise to bloody her nose and embarass her by not supporting this in parliament, however would make him look afraid, which to be fair everyone knows anyway!

Looking at going with the wife and my 3 year old for a city break. Been through Skyscanner and Easyjet etc. and reasonable flights seems to be first week in September. Would this be a decent time to go with regards the weather and any events occuring? Been looking at the accommodation and even airbnb, everywhere is very expensive, even the rundown places, that I wouldnt have a problem staying during an away trip, but looking for something a but better for the family. I've seen the Crowne Plaza is a decent price, but a bit out of town, near the airport. Is public transport decent for this area? Any other recommendations would be welcomed! I've seen you can get the Copenhagen Tickets for around £75 an adult (72 hours), which looks great value as it includes transport, and admission to the zoo, Tivoli Gardens and Sea Life centre etc. Thanks!