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John Roberts

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Actuary for far too many years. Welsh, but now live in the spiritual home of the Wurzels out west. Don’t think I’ve got the accent yet. Like zider though...

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calendar_today05-04-2019 16:41:16

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Read this carefully and you will see that she misses out by £3pw PLUS her teachers’ pension. So it’s a completely misleading post by Telegraph Money.

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Just wondering what sort of review I can give for a car battery a month after getting it. I mean, it starts the car - I’d be pretty disappointed if it didn’t tbh! Halfords

Just wondering what sort of review I can give for a car battery a month after getting it. I mean, it starts the car - I’d be pretty disappointed if it didn’t tbh! <a href="/Halfords_uk/">Halfords</a>
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Just reading the Oxford Business College media statement to the decision to withdraw student loan funding, and it's an amateurish AI written load of b***ocks. eg the last line is particularly absurd. I think it just confirms the withdrawal is justified!

Just reading the Oxford Business College media statement to the decision to withdraw student loan funding, and it's an amateurish AI written load of b***ocks. eg the last line is particularly absurd. 

I think it just confirms the withdrawal is justified!
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My perception that it's been dry and sunny in the early part of Spring certainly seems borne out by our solar generation. I've only got two years to compare with, but Mar and Apr this year have been a third higher than the average of the last two.

My perception that it's been dry and sunny in the early part of Spring certainly seems borne out by our solar generation. I've only got two years to compare with, but Mar and Apr this year have been a third higher than the average of the last two.