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This is a great campaign to reduce VED on modern classics. Whilst we call them "modern classics", often cars aged 20-40 years are seen as "old cars". Their values plummet to reflect this lack of desirability, and there's a lull between their fall from grace and their rise to classic status. In this period, many are scrapped as their running costs are too high relative to their value. Reducing the VED, on cars that will already have paid a LOT of VED over their first 20 years, makes sense

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My wife and I came for a day on Saturday and explored a few areas we’ve never been before. I used to live in Archway over two decades ago but now am just someone that loves to visit once a year or so. We had such a great day. No-one stole our phones. No-one was rude or mean to us. We didn’t get stabbed or robbed even once! In fact, we had the exact opposite experience. Everyone we interacted with was so friendly including 5 separate interactions with strangers on the tube. I witnessed people helping people that were in the wrong tube, people helped us when we were discussing the best route to a station by the big wall map, a guy near brick lane helped us with the location of a local cinema we could use the loo in. And these were all natural interactions with strangers, not staff at cafes or whatever. All the people we dealt with in shops and restaurants were equally friendly, chatty and cheerful, from the sit down

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It's not stopped raining for a month, I haven't seen the sun for weeks, the ground is saturated, rivers overflowing, everything is muddy. Are you still enjoying yourselves or secretly looking forward to a bit of sunshine. submitted by /u/BaldyBaldyBouncer to r/AskUK [link] [comments]