Beer, mostly.
Fleet, Hampshire
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I just wish every Reform voter would ask why billionaires might be propping them up. The world's richest don't do charity or care about causes. They invest in things that make them richer.
Reform given £72m by two donors in record-breaking haul trib.al/0z3Tqqe
Looking forward to trying this one :)
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Brewday 2 for #ISBFXI
And a trip over the hill. To Leeds. And the Monastery of Beer.
A joy. And.... (nah. Read on to find out)
Click. Read. And - if you haven't already - grab your tickets.
Oh. And please SHARE. That really matters.
Jx
Brewing IPAs like its 2014. Such a curious and unique hop and it's work out well here, I think. Replaced the hot side Chinook and Columbus dry hop with Sorachi, keeping the Citra, Simcoe and Mosaic for balance.
Solid start to the season. If nobody else leaves, this is a great young squad we've got - one that can really compete and carve out results.
Reform were cooked the minute Jenrick joined. We’ve all worked with that one guy who desperately clings to the greasy pole because he knows he’s way out of his depth for even the most basic of tasks. They lose voters every time he speaks. Weak, flaccid and zero credibility.
Andy Parker retweeted
It’s the podcast’s 6th birthday and I’m celebrating with a two-part Beer Prime Hall of Fame. Part 1 is out now!
With @tabamatu, Dave Hayward, @Brew_Steine, Adrian Tierney-Jones, Matt Curtis, @GilhamColin, @fulham_rush, @SirenCraftBrew.
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I'm not sure anyone sees tweets these days but tomorrow me and Jane are heading up to Roosters to pour at Suds with Buds on Saturday. I fondly remember those first big bottles of BFA (and BeerRitz!) and have looked up to Tom and Ol from the moment I met them both. Can't wait!
There you are, enjoying your DuoLingo lesson and feeling vaguely competent, then this guy appears. Fuck this guy. Nobody is ever ready for hard mode. Let us have our fun!
Can we please stop pretending that Ofgem is here to protect consumers? It's here to protect the profits of big energy firms. Ofgem's advice this morning? Lock in to contracts. How about advising energy firms to temporarily reduce their £BN profits when wholesale prices increase?
Energy bills for typical household to rise by 13% to £1,862 a year from July, British regulator Ofgem says
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Grifting ungrifted by Grifty McGriftface.
Rather than sit in the Commons and be abused by a failing Prime Minister without any right of reply, I will join @TimesRadio live from 12pm to give my analysis.
Me receiving "pricing update" emails knowing without reading even them that whatever it is ain't going down.
