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kingscrewed
22 Jun 26 17:44
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Wednesdays racing at ffos las, Kempton, Salisbury and Worcester all called off due to the heat.
Newmarket and Nottingham on Thursday are to start at 10.30 and 10.45.

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By:
Hugo-Hackenbush
When: 22 Jun 26 18:11
carlisle punters still wearing coats.
By:
salmon spray
When: 23 Jun 26 10:17
I'm not going to Nottingham then. I can't get up before 9.00am these days,and by the time I've taken my meds and had breakfast that would be when the meeting is starting. And it would then be a 90min drive. At least I haven't wasted £9 on a ticket.
By:
chewy11
When: 23 Jun 26 17:36
I'm going to Carlisle. Coat & scarf only, leaving the mittons at home.
By:
steerforth
When: 23 Jun 26 21:01
It's hot! It's hot! Ooh, it's too hot for me! Oh no, I like the heat me! So hot though isn't it. No but this is too hot. Do you prefer it too hot or too cold? Ohh, I wish it was too cold me, this is too hot. Yes, it is hot isn't it. Yes! It's hot! It was hot last year, but this year is really hot. I prefer the cold me. No but you complain when it's cold, then when it's hot you say it's too hot!! They say closing the curtains is the best thing to do when it's hot. Close your curtains, demolish the roof off and have a hot cup of tea, or is it a cold cup of tea? No, when it's hot you have to have a hot toddy under an electric blanket, but make sure it's a cold one! I prefer the cold me, this is too hot, is anyone else hot? Yes, I'm hot too. The weather's really hot. Not like Europe, there it's really hot. You're not going on holiday are you coz that'll be hot, yes hot, really hot, not like here, I mean it's hot here but there it's really hot. No but they can cope with it, they're got siestas when it's hot. Hot. It's hot, it's REALLY HOT.
By:
hulk23
When: 23 Jun 26 21:04
go out for a 3 and a half mile run over some jumps with a small man strapped to your back. 

come back and tell us how hot you are.
By:
Cider
When: 23 Jun 26 21:12
looks like it won't actually be as warm as originally indicated (Bucks).

By:
Cider
When: 23 Jun 26 21:15
London the same Plain

By:
DonegalPrince
When: 23 Jun 26 21:20
no it doesn't Cider. Which makes the whole thing a bit daft. If Ascot had been this week, the Wed/Thursday would have been abandoned as it would have been in the Red  Zone. But now, even thought the forecast temperature is level/below today ( Amber) , it remains in the Red Zone. I wonder how that works. Catastrophic for racing if they lost 2 + days of the Royal meeting. But we would if the FORECAST, 2 days prior to the meeting, showed a Red Zone EVEN IF the forecast was wrong!
By:
Hugo-Hackenbush
When: 23 Jun 26 21:22
29 degrees ear today in wal send..uncomfortable.
By:
Cider
When: 23 Jun 26 21:30
It's the State, so no consequences or accountability. Hence it's much easier to run with the worst case scenario.

I suppose the BHA has to run with the original forecast/warning.

It is a bit curious though, as it was far warmer a few weeks ago (so far). If there hadn't have been all this nudging, so far it would have been a typical (albeit very warm) pleasant day where I am.
By:
Cider
When: 24 Jun 26 10:16
Due to the red weather warning and to ensure the safety of claimants, Jobcentres will be closed on Wednesday 24 June and Thursday 25 June.

Posters will be displayed at Jobcentres advising the following information:
- If you had an appointment scheduled, please check your online account.
- You will receive a telephone call at your original appointment time.
- In some cases, your appointment may have been rescheduled to a different day.

If you have an urgent enquiry, please contact 0800 328 5644.


LaughCry
By:
Regbutler
When: 24 Jun 26 10:43
"...to ensure the safety of claimants..."

Not because the civil servants want to sit in their paddling pool in their garden, and ring the claimants to check that they are all actively seeking employment?
By:
salmon spray
When: 24 Jun 26 10:50
The civil servants who actually interview claimants regularly,will be Clerical officer grade ( or whatever it's called now ). As such they will be on less than the average wage and unlikely to have paddling pools.
By:
Regbutler
When: 24 Jun 26 10:57
Salmon, I said paddling pools, not swimming pools.
I got one for the grandkids last week, 15 quid from B & M
By:
ronnie rails
When: 24 Jun 26 10:58
Corals treat the shop staff to an ice cream today to  cool down very kind of them I had a lovely one from our local Italian ice cream shop it was lovely.
Have a good day
Ronnie.
By:
Regbutler
When: 24 Jun 26 10:59
Ronnie,  what about the punters? Ice pops for them?
By:
Busyfool
When: 24 Jun 26 11:34
yet more rubbish from fishface

they will not be on less than the average. they will be on considerably more than someone in the private sector in a similar role, but who is also under pressure to perform, something alien to public servants who are paid regardless, have zero fear of redundancy and are almost impossible to sack

job security comes with the territory. and the perks are way ahead also, from hefty pensions to holidays and working hours. all massivey better in the public sector. how do you measure their perfpormance? you cant. private firms go bust all the time if they are not innovative and dynamic

a friend was one for 25 years and retired in his 40s with a handy pension, no mortgage and never having to move, apply for jobs, face redundancy or any discomfort at all. he sailed through without effort until hed done his 25 years. cushy byomnd the dreams of the private sector
By:
Cider
When: 24 Jun 26 11:37
It won't be the low ranking officers making the decision. obviously.


But yet more evidence of broken Britain.
By:
Crawford
When: 24 Jun 26 12:38
Disappointing but not surprising to see that salmon spray is still the same idiot lefty NPC he was years ago when I more frequently contributed to the Forum.  He and that Cornish communist Lampus, were as thick as thieves (pun intended).
By:
Cider
When: 24 Jun 26 13:43
27C max in Carlisle reports the CoC, amber warning from the government Laugh
By:
Cider
When: 24 Jun 26 13:44
I suspect it's what one would call, digging down into a deeper hole (not on the racecourse this time, thankfully)
By:
salmon spray
When: 24 Jun 26 23:42
Mitolo still stalking me    Sad
By:
vonclausewitz
When: 25 Jun 26 02:01
go on the sicjke AngryExcited  narys da worry bout #signingge-onne dahn at #jobcentre thenne Laugh
By:
ronnie rails
When: 25 Jun 26 09:52
Donny and Yarmouth early starts Friday.
Have a good day from a warm Darlo.
Ronnie.
By:
salmon spray
When: 25 Jun 26 10:16
Oh and Crawford as well. I'd forgotten all about him.
By:
Crawford
When: 25 Jun 26 11:26
Funny how the southern US states, Australia and SARF AFRICA manage to run during the heat.  The SAFFAS cry off when there's lightning about mind...
By:
1st time poster
When: 25 Jun 26 11:47
i love the way morons like ferrari,JHB, from their throne tell the plebs uncomfortable in their 30 degree home,workplace to open the windows and let the 36 degreees hear from outide inside ,and  to put a fan on and blow the 36 degree heat youve jut created directly in to your face, if you tried to explain their a 100% wrong they,d look at you a though you,d jut landed from mars,
madmen and englishmen go out in the midday un to be laughed at by europeans ,isnt a lyric its a fact,
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