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Delivered to number ten on numerous occasions when I lived in London and worked for sainsburies, did one trip during lockdown with a full van full of booze, over 100 totes. After going through security and being let inThey wouldn’t answer when I banged on the big oak door at the side, policeman told me to go and knock on the front door, I thought he was joking, he wasn’t! Private secretary answered and sent someone to open it all while sky news etc were doing a report at the time. Had loads of tourists take my photo as I drove out as well!
Delivered to number ten on numerous occasions when I lived in London and worked for sainsburies, did one trip during lockdown with a full van full of booze, over 100 totes. After going through security and being let inThey wouldn’t answer when I banged on the big oak door at the side, policeman told me to go and knock on the front door, I thought he was joking, he wasn’t! Private secretary answered and sent someone to open it all while sky news etc were doing a report at the time. Had loads of tourists take my photo as I drove out as well!
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Haha... I was literally gonna ask if Deliveroo go there. If Sainsburys deliver, than I guess the answer is yes. You cant beat a KFC on a Friday night. If Burnham is in then then I guess its gravy and chips.. for a bit of scram.
Haha... I was literally gonna ask if Deliveroo go there. If Sainsburys deliver, than I guess the answer is yes. You cant beat a KFC on a Friday night. If Burnham is in then then I guess its gravy and chips.. for a bit of scram.
Worked in Number 10 . Probably 3O years ago . Amazing place inside and we had our packed lunch in the back garden . Think Blair was prime minister at the time.
Several of those were utter sh1t though. Especially the one that lasted 43 days, 14 of which were an offical mourning period as Lizzie copped it.
In 1978 I wrote to the Times to express how worried I was about the calibre of people going through college and university, given they would one day likely to govern us. They didn't publish my letter. Now look what's happened.