bet your fridges are full of tommys.Here's another coward who ran away.
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bet your fridges are full of tommys.Here's another coward who ran away.
Did Andrew Tate write that response for you?bet your fridges are full of tommys.
who?Did Andrew Tate write that response for you?
Fruit loops man.they just can't resist can they?
Andrew Tate apparentlywho?
A sensible post at last.Mods. Just move this to politics. Fuck it. Not worth the f***ing agg.
no idea who he is?Andrew Tate apparently
Me neither but he has stolen all the veg and is making ratatouille with it.no idea who he is?
What about the one in Covent Garden?Tesco Roker is stocked with roots and fruits. Fill your boots.
Hopefully it will be full of sour grapes SundayMe neither but he has stolen all the veg and is making ratatouille with it.
He is going to sell it to East Timor rebels to unseat the government.
What about the one in Covent Garden?
Fully stocked. Alcohol on the other hand.Me neither but he has stolen all the veg and is making ratatouille with it.
He is going to sell it to East Timor rebels to unseat the government.
What about the one in Covent Garden?
Tesco Roker is stocked with roots and fruits. Fill your boots.
That's cos half of Sunderland live on takeaways and fostersTesco Roker is stocked with roots and fruits. Fill your boots.
Good for us non-fatties.That's cos half of Sunderland live on takeaways and fosters![]()
It is hard to change, but we need to look at joined up industry, literally.UK growers don't knock out many tomatoes this time.of year... Too expensive to heat the greenhouses and not enough natural light . I live next to some of the largest glasshouses in the country
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Same happened in Sheffield. They connected the heat that escaped from the steel works to the municipal buildings in the city centre. Joined up thinking.It is hard to change, but we need to look at joined up industry, literally.
I remember a story on the radio ages ago. One of our strawberry growers was standing outside his greenhouses one day thinking about how he was struggling with bills to heat his greenhouses. He looked across to the neighbouring unit which was a sugar processing place. They were venting lots of hot air out of the side facing the greenhouses. They checked with the food standards agency and ran a pipe from the processing unit to the greenhouses. I think he said the deal was he got free heat, the CEO got free strawberries.
Obviously you can't do that with certain industries. If it was some chemical industry next door then it probably would not be a good idea. But it does show that if you can group businesses together there is massive potential for cost and environmental savings. What does each business consume and what does each business waste, then put the jigsaw together. But you can't just uproot big businesses so it needs to be planned for future developments and perhaps with a 30 year plan to gradually encourage people to move. Certainly if someone is looking to build a food safe heat producing industry somewhere, then there should be strong encouragement for that to be built near our large greenhouse areas like the ones you linked.
Same happened in Sheffield. They connected the heat that escaped from the steel works to the municipal buildings in the city centre. Joined up thinking.
Boom-tsh!What about harnessing the hot air that comes out of Westminster and Holyrood?