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colder this morning & snowing lightly. glad I got out last night
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wasn't the only one out
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some lingering icy sections that I had to walk over. I rode some of them while thinking, hmmm, maybe I shouldn't
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scattered storm damage that wasn't there a cpl weeks ago
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Speicher

Vice Admiral
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No £5,000,000 discrepancy, I hope.... Allegedly..

Is that how much it was, in all seriousness, and not wishing to be political?
 

oldwheels

Legendary Member
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Isle of Mull
Sunny at my front windows and hail battering the back with a SW gale.
First ferry this morning could not get off the pier due to the wind.
In the good old days they laid out an anchor at berthing and pulled themselves off that way.
Despite the wind the holiday house bin emptied yesterday is still in place blocking two cars. They are good at putting them carefully out to cause maximum annoyance but it is the job of the local peasantry to chuck them back in the gate.
On the annoyance subject there are new complaints that the coop still does not stock cooking apples or cornflakes. I use neither unless I get the apples free from my next door neighbour who has a tree.
Must be feeling more peevish than usual this morning.
The village of Twatt on Orkney is no longer signposted as the local authority cannot afford to keep replacing the signs which are regularly stolen by tourists.
 

Speicher

Vice Admiral
Moderator
No £5,000,000 discrepancy, I hope.... Allegedly..

Is that how much it was, in all seriousness, and not wishing to be political?

I thought you were guessing the amount, but no, it is fairly accurate. He forgot to pay Capital Gains Tax, on £27 million.

Some years ago I had to fill self-assessment forms for tax purposes. Of course I declared all my dividends from shares, not a great amount in itself. I also declared that my shares in Severn Valley Railway that gave me two "free" adult day tickets, worth at that time say £20, per year.
HMRC decided I must pay 25% tax on that "benefit in kind", I think that is what it was called.

So how the :cursing::cursing: did he get away with it?
 
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