I note that the papers are reporting that yet again
a Mark II superyacht should be paid for by businessmen - and donations from the public, such as the person who supposedly offered to forego their Winter Fuel Allowance. (Not sure who will operate or protect the vessel given the last 20 years of defence cuts. Nor who will pay for the upkeep.) Apparently, it is suggested that this will bring in more business to UK as well as being of use for the younger members of the Royal family. In Singapore, businesses pay for the health care of those not able to afford it, and for the care of their ageing population who have worked for a peaceful retirement. If businessmen, and donations from the public, can fund such a seagoing vessel, why can't such funds be directed to education and apprenticeships to equip and train youth? Surely, this would bring business back to this country just as well and give many more people opportunities.
Another silly little ABC game - shops we have loved and lost?
What is a reasonable minimum spend for an online grocery delivery??