My wife and I are thinking about moving to Norfolk and setting up our own online business (we both have experience with this) and she also wants to move as she's always loved Norfolk. We've found a few properties we like in Holt but I'd prefer to be closer to Kings Lynn. Is anybody from either area who can give me a bit of info? Which would you suggest is nicer? Also are there other areas near Kings Lynn you would suggest to look at?

I understand your frustration here because as you admit you were speeding but not at the same time or speed they've usggested and for someone to turn round and say their cameras are 100% accurate! Hopefully once you've put it in writing they will look into your case but I fear they will continue to say the cameras are accurate. Let us know how you get on

I wouldnt go near a supermarket bank account anyway :/ far too much risk involved.

Totally agree I wouldn't get an account through a supermarket, even if they offered a slightly better account although in this case they don't!

Hopefully they'll get back to you, I've heard a few different stories about problems with Flybe customer service in the past.

I had a very similar problem with Sky and was also told calls aren't always recorded! Complete lies, glad you got it sorted Anon80

You may be able to say that the question was misunderstood but I think you might have to cough up

Quite surprising they have actually arrested somebody under these circumstances

I didn't know you could get books for free either!!

An incredibly funny guy and a great tribute from Edmondson

After Saturday's performance I wonder with Roy might shake things up for the Italy game...who am I kidding

Very interested to watch this tomorrow!

Watchdog....great show, very entertaining

Yeah I watched this show and wasn't surprised they got complaints

Hi Mike, I think when it comes to putting your name to something on tinternet, people feel their privacy is compromised. That's a lot of views not to get a more substantial response but this has happened with other campaigns. I was a member of a campaign group going back about fourteen years, so on line not playing a part. We got our 10k sigs required at that time, setting up street stalls in various locations, handing petition sheets to friends, family and more, to have the matter raised in Parliament. It started a local campaign then became National. It's now 100k sigs required but with the internet a key player in spreading the word today, it does surprise me the campaigns which do not get off the ground.

 

I don't know why people worry so much about adding their name to campaigns, as IMO your privacy and thoughts are being compromised in daily life more and more now. Have you got a Facebook Fan page to get the social media side more involved and Twitter? There's also other social networks worth a thought. The Huffington Post worth a look, and check out their Twittering.

This is good advice and very true. There are a lot of people who won't sign things when they feel their privacy is being invaded