Autumnal Union Jack

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

Indeed, but how does the Union Flag appear when Scotland has indepenence?
I'm hoping you say ..... somewhere on there is Wales?

You mean like this?

[Mr Pee]

It is magnificent, but how do people afford to live in London?

I think the absurdity of London property prices is neatly illustrated by this:-

http://www.buzzfeed.com/lukelewis/7-private-islands-that-cost-less-than-a-flat-in-london

I know where I would prefer to spend my money!!

As Alan Partridge said:-

Go to London. I guarantee you'll either be mugged or not appreciated. Catch the train to London, stopping at Rejection, Disappointment, Backstabbing Central and Shattered Dreams Parkway.

[Anna]

You mean like this?

It wouid remimd them of 30 v 3

[BBMmk2]

It wouid remimd them of 30 v 3

yes Anna! :)

[Beef Oven!]

I think the absurdity of London property prices is neatly illustrated by this:-

http://www.buzzfeed.com/lukelewis/7-private-islands-that-cost-less-than-a-flat-in-london

I know where I would prefer to spend my money!!

As Alan Partridge said:-

No mosquitos, sharks or snakes in London, I'm staying put

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

No mosquitos, sharks or snakes in London, I'm staying put

Yet you still support a Manchester football team.

[Stillhomewardbound]

It's just that the photographer was in the wrong position.

Oooh! How VERY dare you!

Have you any idea of just who I AM!!!


... Nurse? Matron? Anyone??!

... Is it time for my bath?

[Beef Oven!]

Yet you still support a Manchester football team.

Not any old Manchester team - UNITED!!!!!!!!!!!!

[ahinton]

When Scotland leaves the Union, what will the Union Jack look like?

It'll look as though ready to be ripped apart that much more when Wales and "Northern Ireland" leave.

[ahinton]

£600 a month for a room in a shared flat in an ex local authority tower block. Baron's court, plus bills, council tax etc.

Just wait until it's £600 per day; won't be long, probably...

[mangerton]

Sorry, didn't realise minimum wage in London was so much higher, apologies - well it has to be doesn't it - so all this talk about poverty in London is nonsense, everyone is on £16,000 + per year?
Even in Tower Hamlets?

"Living wage" is not the same as "minimum wage", which as you correctly said is £6.31 per hour throughout the UK - no London weighting. Working 37.5 hours per week, minimum wage for a year is £12304.50. A single person over 25, no children, not disabled, earning this would also be entitled to approx £304 pa (tax free) Working Tax Credit.

[teamsaint]

Just wait until it's £600 per day; won't be long, probably...

oh its ok,AH, I imagine the market will deal with it.

The streets are paved with gold.

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

The streets are paved with gold.

It looks more loke chewing gum to me.

[amateur51]

It looks more loke chewing gum to me.