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[bcuk10]

Hi can any one remember a tv series for kids i think it was called Maggie filmed on Petrshill rd and around 63 Petershill drive (Red road flats) maybe about 19 80s not to sure we think it was filmed by the BBC.
any help on where to find details or a link would be great.
thanks bcuk

[banjo]

bcuk10,maggie was shown 81/82.based on the the books of joan lingard about a young girl in glasgow torn between university life or the family business.music by b a robertson.

[bcuk10]

bcuk10,maggie was shown 81/82.based on the the books of joan lingard about a young girl in glasgow torn between university life or the family business.music by b a robertson.

Thanks for that banjo.

[pingu]

i had the Maggie series on video.....ill have a look to see if my mums still got it when im next up

[Doorstop]

An odd set of circumstances here. Last week my friend Yvette got the back window of her Micra smashed .. not completely in, just shattered with a hole not even big enough to stick your hand through.

Nothing stolen from the car, iPod, bags, shopping - all intact.

This morning she gets a knock at the door and its a recovery vehicle asking if she's phoned them to come have a look at the car.

She had the window fixed through the insurance the day after the breakage.

Any obvious scams I'm missing here?

[BrigitDoon]

The only thing that springs to mind straight away is a data leak from the insurance company. Deliberate disclosure of information that can identify an individual is an offence under Section 55 of the Data Protection Act 1998. Might be worth a chat with the gentleman of the blue lamp.

[The Egg Man]

If the original incident was reported to the cops it's possible they were the source of the leak.

[banjo]

anyone here been in the storm queen pub of late.going in to partick tomorrow night and this place has been mooted as a potential.its to celebrate a friends birthday and maybe about ten of us in the group[couples]

[Dexter St. Clair]

anyone here been in the storm queen pub of late.going in to partick tomorrow night and this place has been mooted as a potential.its to celebrate a friends birthday and maybe about ten of us in the group[couples]

If it's too busy head for Bruadar opposite the Three Judges..

[The Egg Man]

.......................

To clarify. The Independence Referendum is a really important political issue.

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And an investment issue.............

" Scotland's second biggest company (Scottish & Southern Energy) has warned the independence referendum will increase the risk it attaches to investment projects."

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-h ... s-17156074

[Lucky Poet]

Well, that's me finally convinced that it's a really bad idea, then.

[Josef]

" Scotland's second biggest company (Scottish & Southern Energy) has warned the independence referendum will increase the risk it attaches to investment projects."

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-h ... s-17156074

Energy firm SSE said there was also an increased likelihood of regulatory and legislative change to energy supply.

What with that being a really bad thing, and all. Energy supply and prices should definitely be left to the free market, eh?

[The Egg Man]

I don't think that's what SSE is saying. They know they'll continue to be subject to legislation and regulation - it's the uncertainly about how those regulations and regulatory mechanisms will work that's causing concern.

[Josef]

Ah, right, got it. Ta.

Journalist cutbacks, I suspect. They get to dig out all those stories that they always used to print in the lead-up to UK General Elections about the markets being unsettled at the prospect of Foot/Kinnock/Wilson/Callaghan (fill in dangerous pinko of your choice) holding the reins of power, and all they have to do is change the company names....

[The Egg Man]

I knew the penny would drop.