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Unless there is a change in road safety policy (which seems to concentrate on cameras) with a change to more police on the roads, there is very little chance of prosecution hence I did say IF caught....

These cyclists are also not operating with "due care and attention". If caught they risk a fine up to £1,000.

My reading of that situation is the same - the onus is on the driver of the motorised vehicle to ensure that they are travelling at a speed suitable for the road and conditions. If you can't come to...

While power generation of that sort might not be suitable for the reasons you state, distribution of cheaper electricity (generated elsewhere by "green" methods) via a large continental grid might be...

I think it is worth defining what people mean by cheap. In the context of energy, it can mean multiple things:
1) financially cost - how much does it cost to generate a unit of power.
2)...

Have heard of restaurants being called dives before but that...

All currencies are effectively worthless (they are based on nothing more than what so called experts decide them to be). Someone deciding that a £ is equal to $X.XX is pure speculation. All currency...

The correct answer is obviously buy a rebreather!

Interestingly I found a number within a few clicks - https://www.swiss.com/sg/en/customer-support/contact-us & go to "Your Local Contact in" about 3/4 of the way down the page and scroll to United...

Only in America -

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-61763333

Having been in a business that was acquired, getting to know the actual business is hugely important as well as staff competency.

I was working in a pretty successful construction firm when the...

Surely the answer is get a rebreather.

That should be added to the list of "never events".

That is hugely worrying - there are procedures and checklists in place in most hospitals to prevent these things happening but it sounds like these are either not implemented or routinely ignored.

I find with swimming that I just kind of zone out and keep going. I have looked at buying a media player/ earphones for in the pool though.

The cynic in me thinks that it is merely filler in the series - much like any film franchise, they have a concept and have decided to milk it for every last drop.

I can only guess how bad that might be especially if you add the pilchards in as well. Thankfully he is a long long way away.

A painting subcontractor that we used regularly with a previous firm was sued by a painter of approx 30 years experience for failure to train them on how to use a stepladder. He had fallen off the...

I have to say that I have the almost polar opposite with the employees at my local council ran leisure centre - they are unerringly cheery and helpful. Its is disconcerting when you have had a crappy...

That doesn't really surprise me - I started my working career with Wimpey Homes a lot of years ago now. Bearing in mind that the area I worked in had the highest profit margins in Wimpey homes at the...

Pretty much the case at the moment which has kind of turned the industry on its head in the last few years. There are so many openings and companies are so desperate to get things done that the...

Talk about making an impression - albeit not the one you probably wanted.

Unfortunately for you, the building trade is in an absolute state atm due to a number of factors:
1) Lack of training for decades has meant an ever widening skills gap between number of qualified...

You, apparently, were very lucky - https://www.gov.uk/government/news/passport-processing-times-and-unprecedented-levels-of-demand

I find my Scubapro wetsuit actually to be pretty good - it is a 7mm but even in 8C water I have felt fine for 40 mins (surface intervals are worse though). Similar to you , the wrists, ankle and neck...