Digestive_Biscuit

I had never heard of this man until last week. Since then I have learnt Robinson isn't his real name. It was adopted to protect his family and personal life. That by itself says a lot.

He's also been convicted of fraud, assault, using a fake passport, breaching an order multiple times about untrue stories about a teenager refugee. And a football banning order.

It sounds 90's football hooliganism never went away with this loonie.

A cold beer in a warm shower is strangely enjoyable

Timmy Mallet would be pleased

I totally agree. I have a legal ebike and make sure I'm safe and within the law. I don't want to risk my driving license, or injuring anybody.

Ebikes are generally a lot heavier than a normal push bikes. The stopping distance is terrible especially down a hill. If I were to go at high speeds on it then it would be very dangerous. I should think top-end ebike have good brakes but most of the cheaper one, such as mine, do not. I am keen on upgrading the brakes though.

They can throw the book at these illegal ebike riders. Unregistered moped, no insurance, no MOT, dangerous vehicle (by means of no MOT to prove otherwise).

The issue is at a much higher level than public transport. The issue can't be tackled at a public transport level.

A warning for what is to come the next morning.

It is. Painting it in the first place on the ground is the disrespect. After that it's nothing more than graffiti.

I haven't seen much of this in my area but there is a footbridge over a dual carriageway which has the union jack hanging on it. I don't if whoever did it selected that flag on purpose or just did it slightly wrong.

I live on a sea side resort in UK. It's a big and very popular one and gets crazy busy in the summer. Some of the visitors show us just how bad humans can be. Litter everywhere, some people just leave it all where they were sitting on the sand. Some people buy tents and just leave them fully pitched and leave full of all their rubbish. Parking, people just park wherever they want even though they shouldn't. Yeah they get a ticket but I guess they think the price of a ticket is worth the convenience of parking somewhere stupid.

Fires are also a serious risk here. On the heath and woodland it is signed everywhere no smoking, BBQs, etc. and yet people still do.

I'm sure there are visitors who are respectful and decent, not everybody is awful. Also a huge shout out to the volunteers and workers who tidy up after these people leave. And the fire services who deal with heath fires every year.

Door to door mail could be considered user to user too. Oh wait, I shouldn't give them ideas.

It was the same for me. I was really impressed with her very stereotypical British accent.