Why we had to move early

.co.uk should be working again for most within 30 minutes

 

Yep, cheers Rich

 

Thank you, Richard. It's all been a bit hit and miss for me today, so didn't notice last nights goings on.

I thoroughly appreciate all the work that goes on behind the scenes and the patience needed when changes are being made. Equally, I'm thrilled to have my "home" back in working order and looking spick and span, once again

PS: think you may have missed a spot of dust ... over there, in the corner ... left a bit ... ah, yes, that's the part. Well done xMx

 

Thanks Rich, top work as usual.

 

Many thanks R.R. - can you come and do my house next ?
Jenny

 

Oh, sweetie!!!!

I'll send you some cake, just to give you the stamina to endure until you get full priviledges once more (How dare they treat you so I put it down to the hiccups of cyberspace: nowt personal )

Although, the question does beg to be asked: why would any Admin need an AE? (alta ego/alias)

I think you have more than proved your "credentials"

Hopefully, "normal service" will be resumed: forthwith! xMx

 

Did you click-it? More importantly did it not pop up, orange, first time it appeared - with a description of how the site uses Cookies?

It has become (some months back) a legal requirement in the UK to tell people that a site uses cookies - with the result that all sites are now polluted with junk like that which you have to CANCEL/CLEAR before you can use the site. Can't imagine what morons in government thought that was a) going to be a good idea and b) necessary (and c) any good given that UK users will be using foreign sites too ...)