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You haven't been paying attention. It wis an excellent night.

I believe he's now decided to do so.

Totally agree re plod. What about those Community Policepersons..?? Why aren't they at the Street at lunchtimes issuing fixed penalty fines for littering..?? Hit them in the pocket (no literally) and it will certainly reduce the litter problem. A couple of the pretendy polis and a couple of the real thing - problem hugely reduced. Simples.

I think the OP has a valid point. As far as I know the wristbands are normally supposed to have a dual purpose, a/prove you've paid to buy a ticket and b/ prove you're of legal age to drink. The wristband issuer absolutely should be the person who affixes the wristband to the purchaser. If you simply hand out wristbands for people to put on themselves then there's nothing to stop an under 18 y.o. getting a hold of an 18+ wristband. In which case why go to the expense of having wristbands..?? 10,000 or so wristbands doesn't come cheap. I don't think this one was thought through completely. It would have been as simple showing your ticket at the gate.

I've had a few flights to Glasgow for £33.00 return. If you take the time to suss out how the system works and know well in advance where/when you're going it does work. It's simply untrue to say "it's impossible to book a Reward4All flight".

All 5 SMUHA halls SOLD OUT. Some may have waiting lists. Good luck.

Not me. But then I never did.

You must mix with some strange people.

Well, or course he is. All Ness men are, aren't they. That of course is debatable, as is the boundaries of the "Ness". For what it's worth, he was at the Sandwick Session this past Friday. When someone asked where he lived he answered "In Spain just noo but I'm a Levenwick man".

This has got to be a wind-up.

It appears you can't book them months ahead. Eg I'm trying to book one for Sumburgh to Glasgow return in November. It says something like "Full or not enough seats". What this means is that the Reward points seats haven't been released yet (August). I can book the same journey in October if I want with points paying taxes only. Good luck.

Was there a few years ago, Feb 2007 I think - well worth the visit. Good tram service around the city although we also did a lot of walking as well. Ask a local for restaurant recommendations. We did and found we could eat well very cheaply. Beer is expensive in the Old Town Square, the farther back you go the cheaper it seems to get. Take a camera if you're into photography. Some excellent night shots to be had. The only Czech I learned was "oochet prosim" which means "the bill please". I think. Could mean "I'm an idiot" for all I know but it seemed to work.

Fairly sure Robbie's group wis Rainbow Pavement.

20p for a game of pool/air hockey. No snooker tables. Open to the public 10am to 5pm Monday to Saturday, 12noon to 6pm on Sunday. No membership required for public opening. Under-8's must be accompanied by an adult.

Excellent idea.