The weather may be a bit chilly in Blighty, and morale low with many workers on strike but friends tell me that the party must go. As postmen, train workers and nurses joined picket lines, demanding more pay and better conditions, most Britons gritted their teeth, kept calm and carried on. While the government advised not doing anything dangerous or risky during the strikes, as there’d be no one to help should an accident occur, people appear to have shrugged and just got on with life.
Christmas Cheer, never fear
I wish all of you, dear readers, a wonderful Christmas break and festive holiday full of fun, mischief, overindulgence and good cheer
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