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I used to be good mates with the bloke who wrote that article. He's a big real ale fan and a regular at The Jolly Crispin.

Thanks for mentioning this. I’m currently in there with a pint of Jericho from Tapered. Working in Sheffield this morning and Google told me it was 300 yards away. Result!

Spent a pleasant evening here earlier this year: https://www.cafebelgique.nl/

It won't be dug up in the near future as the council have just cancelled a load of transport infrastructure projects due to lack of cash.

And Happisburgh is Hazeborough

I'm officially old now we are signing a player whose grandfathers I saw play.

I have a type of syneasthesia associated with chemistry, which I studied and have worked in ever since. I "see" chemical elements, compounds and reactions as colours. I also see reactions pictorially, rather than as text, which my colleagues think is weird.

That's a pretty accurate description.

You know they aren’t growing actual chickens with beaks and feathers etc, don’t you?

He’s on TMS, so I would have thought he was on one of the Australian radio stations too, if you can’t get the BBC.

Is wearing a t-shirt under a v-neck sweater not a thing over there then?

Sorry to the rest of you for this Cambridge centred chat, but I'd say it is probably the best city of its size in the UK for proper beer. Huge numbers of craft and real ale bars and pubs, and quite a few brewpubs and small breweries - I can't say I have had to drink GK or anything else of a...

My experience of transatlantic crapping is that the gaps at the top and bottom in the US are way bigger.

The Lion and Lamb is still rubbish, poorly kept beer at over-inflated prices. The other two pubs in the village are also pretty decent, three good ale houses for a population of about a thousand isn't bad going. I frequent the ones you mentioned around Mill Road too, though they are a cycle...

The White Horse in Milton

Had a couple of cracking pints of Oracle in my local in Cambridge tonight.

Any thoughts on the spirit of cricket Bears?

I think you’ll find they prefer the term “batter” in the women’s game.

Didn’t the sweeper wagon have a red lamp, hence “lanterne rouge”?

Most garden centres now accept used pots back and have a stack outside you can pick up for free. At least they do round here.