To connect the cable to the solid rod that changes the gears and what PP said.

However, BBC bosses completely rejected the allegations, insisting the report contained factual inaccuracies with quotes from people who did not feature in its reports and lines that its journalists did not say.

Yeah just minor things.

Heralds report
The other side of the story on the independent report.
The BBC are claiming factual inaccuracies in his report.

bigyinn – Member

Rule #1 Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law.

Action have consequences, some of them unforeseen.

Well, if he’s^^ going to say Jethro Tull, I’ll nominate Fairport Convention :twisted:

Four redirects in the last twenty minutes all to William Hill app in the app store.
iOS 7 on 4c, adverts on.

And it’s financed by Bruce Dickinson.

Yep

+1 on the thudbuster, easy to maintain and adjust the dampening.

gordimhor – Member
THM BikePawl asked if the Scottish Government could ask Westminster to approach the European Commission. I thought that was a fair point so decided I would check up when I had time. So it seems an approach was made and rejected over a year ago.

That is interesting, cheers for looking.

gordimhor – Member

Numerous people have posted on this thread about the legal advice on EU membership sought and publicised by the UK government, yet the simple fact remains that the UK government has not approached the appropriate body the European Commission .Since so many great experts, Mr Barosso for example tell the government what a strong case they have why not go ahead and ask the question? What are they afraid of?

I think from reading THM’s link the UK government can’t ask until there has been a Yes vote, as otherwise they would not be representing the best interests of the union.
I’ve been asking the same question, but from the other side, why doesn’t the Scottish Parliament/Government ask Westminster, what are they afraid of?

BikePawl – Member

bencooper – Member

The Scottish Parliament can’t ask, as it doesn’t represent an existing member state. The UK government could ask, but have chosen not to.

Yes I understand that the Scottish Parliament can’t ask, but have they asked Westminster to ask the question for them. It seems that would be the official way to do it.

So does anyone know anything about this?

bencooper – Member

The Scottish Parliament can’t ask, as it doesn’t represent an existing member state. The UK government could ask, but have chosen not to.

Yes I understand that the Scottish Parliament can’t ask, but have they asked Westminster to ask the question for them. It seems that would be the official way to do it.

So the EU will only give the information about iScotland joining the EU to an existing member state. Has the UK asked for this information and is keeping quiet, or is it waiting for the Scottish Parliament to ask the question.
I suspect the Scottsh Parliament hasn’t asked the question or otherwise the SNP would be very publicly telling us about further bullying from Westminster. Has anybody got any facts on this.

Sir, if you were my husband, I would poison you.
Madam, if you were my wife, I would drink it.
Lady Astor and Winston Churchill

A BB gun, it does fire bottom brackets doesn’t it, or am I getting confused.

I think a fitting punishment for Clarkson for this behaviour, would be to do Bikeability 1,2 and 3 training with schoolchildren and have it broadcast on Topgear.

Callipygian

Try your local authority adult education courses, and if they don’t put in a suggestion that they do.

oldbloke – Member

I used to use that path commuting Edinburgh to Rosyth and Dunfermline and in c. 2001 it was great. But by the time I stopped working there end 2009, the greenery had started to grow in a bit, but it was still preferable to the road.

Posted 1 hour ago #Report-Post
It’s not that green now, since Jimmy of this parish did a great job of cleaning it up.

The Great Arch on Pabbay

For an idea of scale it’s a 100m abseil down the left hand side to climb Prophecy of Drowning

The collection wouldn’t be complete without more

I’ve got both the mountain morph and a lezyne, the Morph is much easier to use then the lezyne and the handle doesn’t dig into your hand as much.
It is possible to change the head to an Intellihead but it does add a bit of weight
This

Scottish Mountain Gear based at Fisherrow Musselburgh

Tent repair

Smiles per Hour

Wait till you get a hard frost, then early in the morning go out with a piece of thin plywood just bigger than the molehill. Slide it under the frozen lump, then transport it to a neighbours perfect lawn. Dead centre is most pleasing to the eye, remove wood then wait to see their horrified faces when they think they’ve got moles. It’s even better if they come storming out and destroy it to find their grass is okay underneath.

This is sad news, good luck to Mark, Brad and all the others that have given marvellous service at the finest velocipede emporium the world has ever seen.

Smart wool.

DIY Advice – boxing in pies
Well if Heston can make a pub in a pie

I really like the drop outs, maybe it’s cause I don’t like marmite.
TheBikeChain you should stick to the raw finish.

Chew the insulation off any electric cables you can find, nibble on the corner of cereal packets and then leave lots of tiny droppings all over the house, especially in the kitchin cupboards.
If you still have time left eat all the cheese in the house.

+1 for the Keela Belay jacket, if you try there factory shop in Glenrothes you can generally get them for £50 or sometimes less.

The Park Tools book is very good, they have the same info on their website if your a cheapskate.

So here we go again how do you stop the cycle of Hamas lobbing rockets at Southern Israel and then the retaliation?
Yes I understand the long standing problems of the area but it just seems so futile.

Marmite.

Not my idea, that De Bono lateral thinking chappie reasoned that unleavened bread was low in zinc.

Thanks Chrispy, that looks like an update on presciption medicines order 1997.

P.S your a bad man DrP you made me LOL at work.

Calm yourself down Doctor, it’s ok he’s speaking from the other side. He’s not really here.
Whoever said there wasn’t life after STW.

Well that answers that question.
Thank you all very much, specially anyone lurking.
Does this make you a medium Druidh?

Yes parental consent would be needed, but any group I take out there is always parental consent or they don’t go. The parental consent can be term or year long, but if the trip is extraordinary then new consent is needed.
As a first aider you are not qualified to administer any medicine.
I’m led to believe there was a first aider charged after using an epi-pen on a child who had been stung by a bee.
Yes it may seem stupid, but them’s the rules.

Found it

I think this it what I was looking for, it allows parents to legally administer. So would that cover anyone acting in “loco parentis”?

Not a worry, I’m redoing my B.A.S.P first aid course this weekend, and on previous cousres we’ve been told not to administer epi-pens as we are not trained, this is working with under 18’s. But I saw a thread on here a while back with links to gov websites with guidance on using them legally.