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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Hanson West (See "LSE:WHL") | LSE:HWH | London | Ordinary Share | JE00B4N02Q47 | ORD 0.005P |
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17/11/2006 | 16:28 | Hunting with hounds , YES / NO | 283 |
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Posted at 31/12/2002 12:37 by moregas Farsight the brown smog isn't co2. More O3 SOx and NOx derived. But you digress it was a point about degrees or wrongness and the energy & time levelled to right the wrong. And here we had a big wrong that so many of us could actually do something about. You go on to point the finger at others creating a greater generic wider pollution of the air. OK so we do the same....avoid dealing with the produce of these countries you finger. Same difference....massiv so i think your reason for not opposing HWH as you stated above (U don't agree but see bigger fish to fry) cannot stand. how did you know my Pop was a GI? :o) oh no I've introduced 'fishing with maggots'!. Who will start that thread!? :O) |
Posted at 30/12/2002 20:24 by zuke. The supermarkets , or maybe even ourselves are to blame, demanding ever lower prices , these price wars and roll-backs are all very nice , but now we are hearing from Trot the penalties we are paying.I would welcome the big chains labeling the goods with the place of origin, they may well do already , but I would always buy British , and use my local shops in preference to places like Asda etc. The buying power of these places is immence , they can almost name the price they "will" buy from farmers. I won't buy from there mainly because I prefer my local people , and the service is personal, and usually with a smile , and a "Call again!,,Bye!" I like that , and I think it's worth paying for! I shop for veg at the farm acoss the way , all good stuff , and it's an organic farm , last time I was in , just before Christmas , The farmers wife gave me a Christmas card , cup o' coffee and a home made mince pie !! Now wasn't that nice!! |
Posted at 30/12/2002 19:59 by trotting10 Zuke we may not agree on everything but at least we can have a laugh,erogonous some of your points are quite valid ,but farm shops ,only work next to poulation, the real issues are ,farmers getting paid a realistic price for what they produce,or should i say receiving a fair percentage,of what that product retails for,if i have to run a shop ,do gardening,lay fences,cut down trees,just to sub the farm ILL NEED CLONING. |
Posted at 29/12/2002 20:58 by trotting10 .Ithought zuke wants a horse ,i may be able to fit you up at the right price./my chance to rip off a towny/ |
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