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My parents were considering doing this to me a few years ago and it was so difficult they didn't do it, they even considered selling it to me for a small sum, that was a no go too.
I think unless you gift it and rent it back for market value or sell it for market value there are significant tax implications.
This has been going on for a lot longer than 30 years. It's been going on in some form or another since humans evolved and exploded as religion developed.
Freedom of speech is allowed, it's when that is based on either no evidence or misrepresented evidence a problem arises. Especially when it can then by accessed by billions of people. That sort of sums Trump and conspiracy theorists up. It's a bit ironic that your post is in response to someone who does this very thing.
Democracy exists too, but most people don't take part in it. That's how we've ended up with the current system.
But you couldn't have outside events, really, without a lot of inside mingling to some degree. A completely outside family barbecue would be great, but the Cheltenham festival not.
The first instincts of the government led to longer restrictions, especially in the second wave. They took too long to react especially with a vaccine on the horizon.
Restrictions should have been far more nuanced and the government had enough lead up to do that in the second wave but didn't.
The biggest mistake really is not completely removing all restrictions once everyone had a first jab. But that's totally down to hindsight.
But nobody in the Aberavon constituency would vote for anyone who said they'd withdraw investment from Tata. No matter what political party they were from.
There does need to be accountability but the electorate don't realise the power they have at the ballot box, most don't use it.
They're dammed if they do and dammed if they don't regarding grants and investment.
Tata in Port Talbot has been a dead duck for years, probably since privatisation, but Stephen Kinnock and others would happily see more cash thrown at it because that's what people want them to do and say.
I agree. But it would be interesting to compare this across the entire public sector over a decade or so rather than look at a right wing website snapshot.
For instance, I used to organise meetings on a government procurement card in pub's/restaurants across Wales. It cost about £15 a head for lunch but the meeting room was free, probably a total of £180
Hiring a venue for a meeting would have been £250, but as far guido Fawkes and registered receipts are concerned concerned I've spent £180 on lunch.
It's click bait, but there is unnecessary waste I wouldn't argue with that.
This doesn't appear to be acceptable at all but I'd like to see full justification of the spend before making comment. At the moment it looks like click bait.
It's not a massive amount of money in the grand scheme of things, and I bet some local authorities have "wasted" more.
I haven't necessarily got a problem with them owning land and the money used for developing it, paid by developers going to the treasury / royal family.
Access to the beach by the public is a different story. That's taking the urine.
For a couple who claim they're "travellers" they only seem to post films of Iran there are over 50, except a handful about Dubai. Their first film is called "Iran, Jewel in the world"
That young lady in the photo features in a few of them too, in exactly the same pose wearing exactly the same clothes.
Mahsa's second channel is called Iranvillagegirl.
I smell a propaganda shaped rat. Have any posters been there?
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