Oh that’s great news. Delighted to hear it!

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Ahhh thanks T, it's always a work in progress but it is my happy place. xxx

Marvellous, brilliant piece of writing.

If you’re talking about Irish duck then a possible answer could be the returns from feather by-products goes towards higher production cost. Otherwise I’m not sure!

Absolutely I agree. Food ends up at the bottom of the list and gets squeezed because it’s paid from “disposable” income. I’m not disputing food inflation at all. 😉

I asked a local window glazer would he consider repair. I gave him the window sizes and manufacturer. He had a replacement hinges with him when he visited. He suggested replacing the seals in a few years time. I think I’ll take him up on that to prolong their usefulness.

BER is not always an effective measure of sustainability. My house is rated B1. It would be A-rated with newer windows. I just don’t believe it’s sustainable to get rid of perfectly grand windows. 🤷🏻‍♀️

I ordered a family meal kit and was given 2 small spuds for a family of 4. I kid you not. I thought it was a joke, mailed them and they were clear they thought that was the correct portion size. Very little info on where their ingredients came from too.

Of course they announced they were going to close the location where the staff did a sit in. www.bbc.com/news/article...