Hi

Actually it wouldn’t be illegal in public but certain places may refuse admission. www.bn.org.uk/policing/

Done

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Rather you than me as that looks far too cold for my comfort level. 🤣

If ever you are up here again let me know if you have some spare time and we can grab a coffee and I can show you a few “hidden” features many miss even though they are in plain sight.

I agree, it has such a rich history and is full of remarkable “finds” if you take the time too look.
I live in Coventry and for all the “slagging off” it gets it is a remarkable place with a very diverse and interesting history that so many overlook in their rushing through life without looking.

She should count herself lucky on both counts: not being employed by the Tories and knowing a sensible person. 🤷‍♂️🤣🤣🤣

Exactly how many people would attach the phrase / term “sex-positive” to other activities, people would see through what the agenda is if I started for example using it with other activities such as “sex-positive gardening”, “sex-positive camping” or “sex-positive rambling.” Naturism is non-sexual.

As someone who would describe themselves as “sex-positive” in terms of not attaching any stigma to sexual activities of an individuals choice, I do not feel that aligning that with naturism as a concept is wholesome as sexual activity is something that should be seen by choice, not forced on others.

Shower for daily but live a relaxing soak in a bath occasionally.

I personally think the assessment should be purely based on the medical reports and evidence from consultants, GPs and relevant professionals rather than an assessment of a long-term issue being based on a single in-person assessment by a random practitioner without the specialist knowledge. (2/2)

Yes, often by medical assessors who lack sufficient in-depth knowledge of the condition they are assessing. An example being a physiotherapist doing an assessment on a person with a mental health condition or a nurse assessing someone with neuropathy. (1/2)

Having spent a year working in Bristol a few days a week I thoroughly enjoyed discovering all sorts of interesting and beautiful building and areas. I miss my weekly journeys there especially my stays in Clifton which is amazing and peaceful but only a very short distance from the city centre.