No I didn’t. CP to me for that. It is however right underneath a CCTV camera in a known hotspot, so I feel confident it’ll be dealt with. Just couldn’t believe it happened, so didn’t do what I’d do if af work; take pictures, use relevant paperwork, etc…
My first thought reading that Stu was that it sounded almost like a deliberate thing rather than an accident - sad to say but there are a lot of fucking psychos about.
I got a fair chunk after being knocked down by a speeding motor cyclist about 4 years ago. Fortunately not a direct hit but painful at the time & required a bit of physio. The biker’s insurance company didn’t want it to go to court & eventually made a decent offer.
It didn’t help that he hit a hip that has had a resurfacing op so has plenty of metal & screws in the vicinity. Initially I thought it was more damaging than it eventually turned out to be.
Jesus christ, that sounds extremely painful; glad it wasn’t as physically damaging as you firrst thought; in any case, it’s not just that, but there’s the stress and of course one finds oneself being extra vigilant…
Just seen this, and sorry to hear it. Good job that there were no immediate serious hurts. Look out for things appearing after the event though (voice of experience). And do let the police know - he’ll think he’s got away with it, which won’t make him take more care in the future.
The JP Morgan Asset Management spokesperson on Today just before 8am who, when asked what was causing inflation to be 10.4%, said it was staff pay increases, which are running at 6.5%.
If only Amol Rajan understood that part of a cost going up by a small amount CAN’T be the reason for the whole of the cost going up by a large amount.
But, well, numbers eh ? They’re just so difficult.
Like the government arguing that inflation needs to be ‘squeezed out’ and that’s why public sector workers need a sub-inflationary rise. So far I haven’t heard anyone ask him why inflation is now so bad given that the public sector has had sub-inflationary rises for pretty much the whole of the last decade. Or why he thinks the public sector, who are just part of the workforce, are expected to shoulder the whole task of fixing inflation.