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1986 Vauxhall Cavalier 1.8 convertible.
Last taxed in May 2014 and last MoT test expired in June 2015.
Photo with kind permission of [https://www.flickr.com/photos/34679063@N04].
Go-Ahead Volvo B5L Hybrid EHV7 passes Wellhead Lane after fuelling at Perry Barr garage
Vehicle Details
Operator: Docklands Buses
Fleet Details: EHV7
Registration: BL15 HBO
Vehicle Type: Volvo B5LH, Alexander Dennis Enviro 400 MMC
SPOILERS!!!
One week ago, Bran the Broken, commissioned me a new wheelchair to rule with style the Seven Kingdoms (well...6). So this is the final product. I deserve at least one castle 🤔. INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE!!
Scottish Fire & Rescue Mercedes Sprinter Incident Support Unit parked up inside Elgin Fire Station. Huge thanks to the firefighter for allowing us in for photos!
21st February 2019.
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Go-Ahead Volvo B5L Hybrid EHV7 pauses on James Watt Queensway whilst carrying a Park & Ride shuttle service
Vehicle Details
Operator: Docklands Buses
Fleet Details: EHV7
Registration: BL15 HBO
Vehicle Type: Volvo B5LH, Alexander Dennis Enviro 400 MMC
bail us out..... Capitalists and Free Marketeers don't like taxes - I'd love to see how their capitalist empires would survive without them.
SPOILERS!!!
One week ago, Bran the Broken, commissioned me a new wheelchair to rule with style the Seven Kingdoms (well...6). So this is the final product. I deserve at least one castle 🤔. INSTRUCTIONS AVAILABLE!!
House Of The Dragon 龍族前傳
Caraxes | 柯拉克休
Caraxes is a remarkably slender dragon, which earned him the fearsome nickname 'The Blood Wyrm.' He looks completely different from the other dragons in the show, and even his roar is distinctly unique, making him incredibly recognizable. As Daemon Targaryen's mount and loyal partner, he has fought in countless battles over his long life, serving as a formidable force for the Blacks.
This build took me a massive amount of time to complete (about a year and a half!). It went through major structural overhauls, as well as the challenging process of selecting and cutting the right fabric for the wings. Fortunately, it all came together perfectly in the end! A huge shoutout to my professional photographer friends @anson and @sam for helping me shoot this (the MOC was just too huge for me to handle alone XD).
I'll be recreating various characters from the show as custom LEGO minifigures in the future, so stay tuned!
House Of The Dragon 龍族前傳
Caraxes | 柯拉克休
Caraxes is a remarkably slender dragon, which earned him the fearsome nickname 'The Blood Wyrm.' He looks completely different from the other dragons in the show, and even his roar is distinctly unique, making him incredibly recognizable. As Daemon Targaryen's mount and loyal partner, he has fought in countless battles over his long life, serving as a formidable force for the Blacks.
This build took me a massive amount of time to complete (about a year and a half!). It went through major structural overhauls, as well as the challenging process of selecting and cutting the right fabric for the wings. Fortunately, it all came together perfectly in the end! A huge shoutout to my professional photographer friends @anson and @sam for helping me shoot this (the MOC was just too huge for me to handle alone XD).
I'll be recreating various characters from the show as custom LEGO minifigures in the future, so stay tuned!
House Of The Dragon 龍族前傳
Caraxes | 柯拉克休
Caraxes is a remarkably slender dragon, which earned him the fearsome nickname 'The Blood Wyrm.' He looks completely different from the other dragons in the show, and even his roar is distinctly unique, making him incredibly recognizable. As Daemon Targaryen's mount and loyal partner, he has fought in countless battles over his long life, serving as a formidable force for the Blacks.
This build took me a massive amount of time to complete (about a year and a half!). It went through major structural overhauls, as well as the challenging process of selecting and cutting the right fabric for the wings. Fortunately, it all came together perfectly in the end! A huge shoutout to my professional photographer friends @anson and @sam for helping me shoot this (the MOC was just too huge for me to handle alone XD).
I'll be recreating various characters from the show as custom LEGO minifigures in the future, so stay tuned!
On generating polarisation:
From The Times
February 10, 2009
RBS and HBOS executives to apologise for collapse of banks
Tom McKillop, right, and Fred Goodwin, formerly of RBS, will be in the firing line today
Ian King, Deputy Business Editor
The bankers who led Royal Bank of Scotland and HBOS to the brink of collapse will offer a public apology today.
But amid the furore over bankers’ bonuses, they will also seek to point out that they have personally been “punished for failure”, losing millions of pounds because of the meltdown in their banks’ share prices.
Sir Fred Goodwin and Sir Tom McKillop, respectively the former chief executive and chairman of RBS, will express their regrets at a meeting of the Treasury Select Committee. Their expressions of remorse will be echoed by Andy Hornby, the former chief executive of HBOS. and Lord Stevenson of Coddenham, its former chairman.
RBS is 68 per cent owned by the Government while the new Lloyds Banking Group, formed after the rescue of HBOS by Lloyds TSB, is now 43 per cent owned by taxpayers. All four of the bankers have received extensive coaching from public relations and communications experts before today’s meeting — in which MPs, led by John McFall, the committee chairman, are expected to question them aggressively about their role in the banking crisis.
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Last night, banking sources told The Times that the quartet would seek to convey “regret and remorse” for what has happened. One source said: “You will hear the word ‘sorry’. If the opportunity comes up, Sir Fred will say he is sorry. He will be humble.”
The sources said that the four would also try to convince the committee that, far from being rewarded for their failure, they had been punished for it.
Another added: “The message Andy and Dennis [Coddenham] want to get over is that they, along with all of the bank’s executives, have been punished for failure. The point will be made that all HBOS directors invested all of their cash bonuses in HBOS stock and have therefore suffered a 90 per cent loss.”
It is understood that Mr Hornby, who continued to work as an adviser to HBOS on a retainer of £60,000 a month after his resignation late last year, has seen the value of his HBOS shares fall from more than £10 million to less than £500,000. Similarly, Sir Fred is understood to have spent his 2007 £2.8 million bonus on RBS shares, which have since lost more than 90 per cent of their value.
The committee hearing, which continues tomorrow, is the first time that bankers have faced a public inquiry since the government rescue of their banks and at a time when attitudes are hardening against the pay and perks of senior executives.
All the bankers are expected to give detailed explanations of why their banks failed. Lord Stevenson and Mr Hornby are likely to argue that regulators also played their part and will say that no one from the tripartite authorities — the Treasury, the Bank of England and the Financial Services Authority — had predicted the wholesale failure of an institution.