Should be winter rules with preferred lies, though only on the fairways.PJG wrote:Even more of a disaster our Golf Course in North West Surrey was closed last Saturday and Sunday due to the flooding!!! Don't you all feel sorry for us.
Britain Flooding
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No Britain is not flooding but perhaps much of England is. Up here in Scotland we are doing ok and have had much less rain than down in England. The news on TV is typical and shows much of England but had this happened north of the border then it would have made little news! Sorry but it is a fact of life that many people like yourself say Britain when you actually mean England. I am not being stroppy and was in fact born in England and do consider myself English but I also feel that the Scots are a forgotten race at times.
Zetec
No Britain is not flooding but perhaps much of England is. Up here in Scotland we are doing ok and have had much less rain than down in England. The news on TV is typical and shows much of England but had this happened north of the border then it would have made little news! Sorry but it is a fact of life that many people like yourself say Britain when you actually mean England. I am not being stroppy and was in fact born in England and do consider myself English but I also feel that the Scots are a forgotten race at times.
Zetec
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the scots
the scots a forgotten race? tell that to gordon brown then zetec 
Remember, no one can make you feel inferior without your consent.
Zetec109, maybe this is why the news favours England:
National statistics office,
Population density (people per sq. Kilometer)
England 383
Northern Ireland 125
Scotland 65
Wales 142
The population is very unequally distributed over the four parts of the UK:
England more or less constantly makes up 84% of the total population, Wales around 5%, Scotland roughly 8.5 %, and Northern Ireland (since 1921) less than 3%.From the table above you can see that England has the highest population density and Scotland the lowest. This is mainly due to many parts of Scotland being unsuitable for people to live.
National statistics office,
Population density (people per sq. Kilometer)
England 383
Northern Ireland 125
Scotland 65
Wales 142
The population is very unequally distributed over the four parts of the UK:
England more or less constantly makes up 84% of the total population, Wales around 5%, Scotland roughly 8.5 %, and Northern Ireland (since 1921) less than 3%.From the table above you can see that England has the highest population density and Scotland the lowest. This is mainly due to many parts of Scotland being unsuitable for people to live.
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