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No, the first I heard of it was this thread.

From the website - "On the dedicated CPS transition webpage (HERE) there will be a table charting all charge point owner progress on migrating away from CPS, including estimated dates for migration." Unfortunately, clicking on HERE leads to "Page Under Construction". Great.

"Appalling so-called service from British Gas. Inexcusable inefficiency and contempt for the paying customer. There's really only one solution for an organisation so demonstrably failing - privatisation." Oh... wait a minute...

My MG5 LR (pre-FL) just passed it's second MOT a few days ago. I've done almost 28,000 miles in 4 years, so about 7,000 per year. Battery SOH was checked at the same time as the MOT (it had a service as well) and was recorded as 95%. It gets charged to 100% the day before a long run, otherwise...

Taken in June...

Quite. If work's so great, how come they have to pay you to do it?

Out for a walk.

Thank you, though it's really a pale imitation of Colin T Gifford's much better railway photography.

It's a 75 year old 2-6-0 Ivatt, entirely coal fired. Photographed leaving Aviemore on the Strathspey Railway.

Taken at work today...

I made it there in the driving rain two months ago...

Tarbat Ness Lighthouse, Portmahomack, tallest lighthouse in mainland Scotland.

It's the Coigach area of Ross & Cromarty, looking south across Loch Lurgainn. Beinn an Eòin on the left and, on the other side of the corrie, Creag Dhubh na Sàile.

Out for a walk yesterday...

You can always tell Yorkshire folk. But you can't tell 'em much...

That's part of it. Another consideration is whether any proposed treatment would adversely affect any other ongoing medical problems and v.v. For instance, the impact of major bowel surgery on someone with significant heart and chest trouble.

Screening over 75s does have some benefits, but the drawbacks are greater than for younger folk so it's less worthwhile. Both the risk and severity of complications from the screening itself increase with age, and these can be severe, including bleeding and perforation of the colon. So current...