SHADOWNINJA seems annoyed by the fact that most of the discussion in the Warner Bros Discovery thread lately has been about the company's financial issues and mass cancellations, and not their two streaming services HBO Max and Discovery+. He's not the one who started the thread, nor is he a moderat...

Are Reach's titles even safe? They've got staff on strike right now and freelance NAPA members are boycotting them. https://www.holdthefrontpage.co.uk/2022/news/strike-begins-as-1150-reach-journalists-walk-out-over-pay/ https://www.holdthefrontpage.co.uk/2022/news/press-agency-bosses-boycott-reach-i...

No. The Issas' company EG Group IS Eurogarages - it was Asda itself that was sold to them, not just their forecourts.

Andrew wrote: ↑Fri 29 Jul, 2022 20.15 Whoever said we would have a replacement forum each isn’t far wrong, with TV Ark now reintroducing a forum

I'm skeptical about that one as they can't even keep their main site online.

Cheeseburgers are now 20% more expensive, they're now £1.19 instead of 99p.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-62317453

Like I said on TVLF, Rob's health is what's important. Nobody wants him to be ill just because of a message board.

Good luck to anyone who wants to try and set up a successor.

I find the payment system for tickets outside of London so confusing. The Oyster system is so simple to use, I'm surprised TfL haven't tried licensing it to the other parts of England as it would earn them some much needed dosh. It gets complicated where there are multiple operators involved. We we...

So Tesco are doing with Jack's the same thing Morrisons did with Safeway?

For those who use Nectar prices, it's getting frustrating that there are certain products where I use Smartshop, have to pay full price and then get refund vouchers instead of it being deducted straight away. Personally I wouldn't buy the goods in that situation. There's no reason they can't just d...

That thread was a waste of time at the end of the day. Boris stayed in power, so the TV schedules weren't disrupted. Nothing to see there.

The Co-op now have a two-tier pricing system for their meal deals, £4 for non-members and £3.50 if you're a member. A 25p increase for non-members and a reduction of 25p for members. I'd best become a member It's only £1 to join. There are food deals every Monday on the Co-op app where they offer m...