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The problem with people like that is that he will blame everyone but migrants for the issues, he will blame the right wing govt for not putting enough into it. The argument I use against people saying that "migrants help the NHS run, without them it will collapse" is : "I agree, but the migrants using the NHS are working and paying taxes, not claiming benefits and have a right to work in the UK as they have brought with them the skillset needed to legally live here, unlike the leeches and illegal immigrants who abuse the NHS and have never paid a dime into it". Sounds like the b

A large Christmas tree going up at Bali Hai Pier for the Countdown Festival. The repairs on the walkway didn't last long. No surprise either as when I rode over the replacement boards with my mtn bike they rumbled and clattered like they were never nailed down. Looks like the garbage barge got a fresh coat of paint. The stairs to the pier are back. A few more floating restaurants out in the bay.

The food area of the basement level of Central Festival is now divided into three distinct components, plus new and old restaurants. The three components are: 1) Food Park, the heir of the original food court: Food Park has been in operation since July and I described it in the OP. 2) A more upscale area called Beach Eats that been open a couple of weeks: 3) A counter-service area that appears to be an extension of the supermarket, the Central Festival Food Hall: In addition, there are several restaurants on the basement level: Beach

Ramen Ippudo is a chain of Japanese ramen (noodle) restaurants with 207 outlets in 13 countries on four continents. It's regarded as Japan's foremost ramen chain, noted for keeping traditional flavors in some dishes while experimenting with new flavors in others. I tried the recently opened Ippudo branch in the basement level of Central Festival. It joins the 17 Ippudo restaurants in Bangkok where Ippudo's approach to ramen has proved very popular. Ippudo has also been a hit in New York City. At 4.30 p.m., I was the only customer. I had walked past it at 4.00 p.m., and t