"Diversity Isn't A Codeword For Anti-White"
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I totally agree! on TalkRadio this morning there was a debate about this
new
toll road and most callers supported it! I thought you bunch of morons!
Only
a small amount of the road tax we pay gets spent on the roads, the rest is
stolen and wasted by other government departments. There lies the ****ing
problem! why on earth anybody thinks we should have to pay an extra tax to
use a new road that should ALREADY be funded by our road tax I do not
know.

I suppose you support the idea that the National Insurance contribution
should only fund social security / pensions and the health service too?

"Robin Mayes" wrote in message
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"Diversity Isn't A Codeword For Anti-White"
wrote in message
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I totally agree! on TalkRadio this morning there was a debate about this
new
toll road and most callers supported it! I thought you bunch of morons!
Only
a small amount of the road tax we pay gets spent on the roads, the rest
is
stolen and wasted by other government departments. There lies the
****ing
problem! why on earth anybody thinks we should have to pay an extra tax
to
use a new road that should ALREADY be funded by our road tax I do not
know.

I suppose you support the idea that the National Insurance contribution
should only fund social security / pensions and the health service too?


By logical extension why should any of my taxes go on educating other people
kids?

Cast_Iron wrote:

By logical extension why should any of my taxes go on educating other
people kids?

Think of it more as paying retrospectively for your own education.

D'you feel you got your money's worth?

Chris wrote:
Cast_Iron wrote:

By logical extension why should any of my taxes go on educating other
people kids?

Think of it more as paying retrospectively for your own education.

So, on that basis, those who went to fee-paying schools should pay less tax

Is anyone aware of a complete list of all and B roads starts and ends?

eg A34 Southampton-Manchester
Etc

Thanks

wrote:
Is anyone aware of a complete list of all and B roads starts and
ends?

eg A34 Southampton-Manchester

The A34 traditionally ended at Winchester, then carried on to Southampton as
A33.

But see: http://www.cbrd.co.uk/index.shtml

JNugent wrote:
wrote:
Is anyone aware of a complete list of all and B roads starts and
ends?

eg A34 Southampton-Manchester

The A34 traditionally ended at Winchester, then carried on to
Southampton as A33.

But see: http://www.cbrd.co.uk/index.shtml

And the other end of the A34 is Salford, not Manchester, according to the
Ordnance Survey. (There's a big chunk missing in the middle too, where it
has been replaced by M40/M42.)
--
Richard J.
(to e-mail me, swap uk and yon in address)

On Tue, 16 Dec 2003 00:22:45 +0000 (UTC), "Ron"
wrote:
Is anyone aware of a complete list of all and B roads starts and ends?

Follow the links from the UK Roads portal site
(http://www.uk-roads.co.uk/) - efforts are being made to compile such
a list.

Sam
--
Sam Holloway, Cambridge

In article , (Ron) wrote:

Is anyone aware of a complete list of all and B roads starts and
ends?

eg A34 Southampton-Manchester

Trouble is that many of the old trunk roads have been carved up and lost their continuity with the building of by-passes and motorways,
being renumbered as 4-digit A roads or even B roads for whole stretches - e.g. A46 Bath-Lincoln (which for instance is superseded by the
M69 between Coventry and Leicester - why didn't they call that the A46(M)?)

--
Peter Beale

"Peter Beale" wrote in message
o.uk...
In article ,
(Ron) wrote:

Is anyone aware of a complete list of all and B roads starts and
ends?

eg A34 Southampton-Manchester

Trouble is that many of the old trunk roads have been carved up and lost
their continuity with the building of by-passes and motorways,
being renumbered as 4-digit A roads or even B roads for whole stretches -
e.g. A46 Bath-Lincoln (which for instance is superseded by the
M69 between Coventry and Leicester - why didn't they call that the
A46(M)?)


Ditto the A41, now for a long stretch the B4100.