Staines-upon-Thames??
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When I saw this:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-surrey-181183...
I assumed it was a joke.
Apparently it's not – and that really is a joke.
Seriously, how? Why? And perhaps more pertinently from a mass sackings perspective, who?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-surrey-181183...
I assumed it was a joke.
Apparently it's not – and that really is a joke.
Seriously, how? Why? And perhaps more pertinently from a mass sackings perspective, who?
Edited by Blackpuddin on Sunday 20th May 15:34
Blackpuddin said:
When I saw this:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-surrey-181183...
I assumed it was a joke.
Apparently it's not – and that's really is a joke.
Seriously, how? Why? And perhaps more pertinently from a mass sackings perspective, who?
Councillors, obviously. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-surrey-181183...
I assumed it was a joke.
Apparently it's not – and that's really is a joke.
Seriously, how? Why? And perhaps more pertinently from a mass sackings perspective, who?

My guess is that it'll be pronounced with Thames rhyming with Staines, which will just sound stupid. I also expect a backlash from the Staines Massive.
hman said:
A guy I know is an estate agent, he was talking about this happening last year and expects house prices to go up in the area

Good luck with that. If anything, it'll remind people that Staines-on-Thames has a significant risk of being Staines-under-Thames, at least according to the Environment Agency's flood map.
davepoth said:
Oakey said:
Wasn't Staines the location of The Office and David Brent?
That was Slough.Edited by philthy on Sunday 20th May 19:36
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