Depends - what on? There were some decent prices on the 40kWh Leaf Accenta, but they're not as good as they were a week ago. Keep an eye on leaseloco.com and leasing.com, both of which have tools to let you filter by mileage, term, etc... and give an approximate value rating for any given deal.Are there any discounted rates coming through on leasing?
More like the other way in my opinion.My guess is that lease rates will go up.
Although the BoE base rate has come down, I think lenders will be increasing the APR’s due to the insecurity of people being able to pay their debts back...
Which is a good thing for climate change, pollution, and congestion.Head of the AA, Edmund King said this week they reckon many people will have adapted to home working and far less will commute or travel with work.
But I thought everyone laughed at Labour wanting to invest heavily in broadband a few months ago? Oh how things change.They’re advising the government to invest in broadband rather than roads.
That’s a sea change in position for that organisation.
Think that was more "nationalising" it, and have Gov.uk as an ISP. Clearly there needs to be broadband as a utility, rather than an option, especially those that can least afford it. Weird thing is water is much more important and that costs more than a lot of broadband types, so making water free and letting people pay for broadband would have been a more obvious choice as the network already exists.But I thought everyone laughed at Labour wanting to invest heavily in broadband a few months ago? Oh how things change.
... and the NHS. The nasty party were promising what sounded like large numbers, which turned out to be lower year-on-year than under the last labour government. When they said that the NHS would be safe under them, I never did find out what they meant by 'safe'. Safe from having proper funding maybe?But I thought everyone laughed at Labour wanting to invest heavily in broadband a few months ago? Oh how things change.
It will be the only game in town. Labour are an absolute shoe in given that, and the facts that the economy will be banjaxed, even the Tories will have abandoned fiscal prudence, anything that people disliked about the way the crisis was handled will be attached to the Tories regardless of whether the Labour party supported it at the time, and Keir Starmer doesn't scare the middle class like Jeremy Corbyn. All Labour need to do is stop Jeremy pointing out that he was right!I wonder if all that will change now?
But being a Sir may not endear the, er, others(?)Keir Starmer doesn't scare the middle class like Jeremy Corbyn.
Based on the communications I had with him when he was head of CPS, he appeared to show, let's say, a preponderance for stretching reality.But being a Sir may not endear the, er, others(?)![]()
Am I being obtuse here, but why is the 10,000 mile a year offer cheaper than 8 and 5K, or is it a typo somewhere?..This looks like a good deal on a 50kWh Zoe
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It’s all one big typo. All the deals on the net were pre national emergency measures. The Zoe deals are all funded by Renault through a main dealer. All the main dealers are shut.Am I being obtuse here, but why is the 10,000 mile a year offer cheaper than 8 and 5K, or is it a typo somewhere?..
Sounds an ideal qualification for a Politician - say anything to get elected and worry whether it's deliverable if you get elected. After 5 years he'll have a substantial pension and external earning opportunities.he appeared to show, let's say, a preponderance for stretching reality.
I hardly think Keir Starmer needs to take this route to secure his financial future.Sounds an ideal qualification for a Politician - say anything to get elected and worry whether it's deliverable if you get elected. After 5 years he'll have a substantial pension and external earning opportunities.