It's a magnificent cathedral - even more so when packed full of people for matriculation, graduation, concerts etc. Was very fortunate that my college was directly opposite the building.

Although certainly not perfect, Millett was an excellent judge too (at least when it came to chancery matters)

This is news to me - and I grew up in Bristol!

EMS is great but GK will always be my favourite.

And quite apart from NBNW's influence re James Bond, it was surely the key inspiration for Mad Men!

Thanks - that's useful to know.

"It was the style at the time.."

Tariffs seemingly now on everything *including* the kitchen sink. Not at all desperate..

Seems to be gathering Momentum.

That's incredibly quick!

Pleased to hear this. Although I'm more keen for the direct trains to Bristol and Cambridge than more local train stations - and I live just outside Oxford. I'm going to Cambridge on Sunday and think it's ridiculous that, in 2025, the train has to go down to London before it heads up to Cambridge..

My wife and I initially planned to get married in the summer of 2020. Then when first planning for it we thought 'why wait until then?' So we brought the wedding forward to September 2019. Little did we know how good a decision that proved to be with Covid soon to change everything!

Wonderful news - congratulations! (on your getting married that is, not the overexerting yourself..)

Better still - mistaken payment of cryptocurrency...

Was it a good day out? My (toddler) daughter likes trains - this could be something she'd enjoy.

Perhaps one on restitution may get some interest. Or simply one on the specific issue of mistaken payments - the latter being an issue to which a lot of people could relate? Maybe..