u/hersnip

Hi my son has recently got into train spotting so I’d like to get him a train book for his 14th birthday. He doesn’t like steam, he loves more modern trains that are diesel & electric. I’ve seen “abc rail guide 2026” - would that be a good book to buy? TIA

Just been sat watching TV with the sky remote on my lap when I heard a loud pop. It took me a couple of minutes to realise it came from my sky remote. My husband took the back off and the inside was covered in acid and one of the AAA’s was still fizzing. We’ve only had sky for about 3 months so it still had the original Duracells inside. Just wondering if anyone else has experienced the same?