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Maybe she's burnt out after all the lofty intellectual discussions with David.I like skinny chicks and I'm not even sure that I would. She just seems so completely humourless, lifeless and dull.
Maybe she's burnt out after all the lofty intellectual discussions with David.I like skinny chicks and I'm not even sure that I would. She just seems so completely humourless, lifeless and dull.
So would you, living with the intellectual giant that is David Beckham, mind pushing out 4 kids proves that she isn't adverse to shagging.I like skinny chicks and I'm not even sure that I would. She just seems so completely humourless, lifeless and dull.
Supply chain is going to be interesting. We had a look at supplier risk in sourcing in a global supply chain in one of the big pharmaceutical companies. Pharmaceutical companies will struggle to make changes because it’s so heavily regulated. Other companies may find it easier. What’s interesting is you will see sustainability high on the agenda in 2021 which has been in part prompted by Covid but also good old Greta. Changes will undoubtedly occur but it will take a long time simpler because of the scale of change required. Just to give you a view on the size of the problem, a company spending 4.5bn per annum will generate over 1m invoices per annumSupply chains for British industry will be made more resilient
Commenting on the findings, Richard Austin, BDO’s head of manufacturing said: “The supply delays experienced by UK manufacturers at the start of the pandemic were a wake-up call, prompting many operators to confront the risks involved in over-relying on single suppliers for key components. This was particularly true in cases where suppliers were geographically very distant.
“Our survey has found that many manufacturers are actively formulating strategies to diversify their supply chains and opting for dual or multiple sourcing for critical supplies.
We've actually had to revisit a lot of our supplier arrangements with a view to capturing any new risk. The key ones being smaller (yet critical) ones going bust entirely or, equally damaging, major suppliers going into financial difficulty and being bought up by the Chinese.Supply chain is going to be interesting. We had a look at supplier risk in sourcing in a global supply chain in one of the big pharmaceutical companies. Pharmaceutical companies will struggle to make changes because it’s so heavily regulated. Other companies may find it easier. What’s interesting is you will see sustainability high on the agenda in 2021 which has been in part prompted by Covid but also good old Greta. Changes will undoubtedly occur but it will take a long time simpler because of the scale of change required. Just to give you a view on the size of the problem, a company spending 4.5bn per annum will generate over 1m invoices per annum
And be looking at a supplier base of anywhere in the region of 5,000 to 20,000 suppliers - industry depending of course.
fiddling with supply chains is a serious matter.
We've actually had to revisit a lot of our supplier arrangements with a view to capturing any new risk. The key ones being smaller (yet critical) ones going bust entirely or, equally damaging, major suppliers going into financial difficulty and being bought up by the Chinese.
We've actually had to revisit a lot of our supplier arrangements with a view to capturing any new risk. The key ones being smaller (yet critical) ones going bust entirely or, equally damaging, major suppliers going into financial difficulty and being bought up by the Chinese.
You don't need to listen hard. They are positively thundering.Closer to home, just been to the nearest commuter town for London - 99% residential. Chorleywood in Herts. Can’t me any more than 35 small businesses/ shops here on the high street. 4 have gone in the last week. Most of the others closed.
Confederation of small business representative was on the box last week saying 250,000 businesses at risk in the small business sector and the government will need to step in in March.
the government has already stepped in in the NHS to keep liquidity in the supply chain. 207 bn of spend per annum in England. HS2 is propping up the commercial sector in construction with 215bn of spend across 35 programmes.
if you listen hard you can hear the printing press......
Can’t wait to see a bit of culture again!![]()
smashing tits...
smashing tits...
try 25th anniversary of Miss Saigon.
better than soft porn
no kids, like my new girl....hee heesmashing tits...
mrs just reading a local faceache page for a local community just outside London which is Rickmansworth. It’s a London commuter town and 90% residential.
Comment was two more shops gone at the weekend. High street looking like everything will have closed down by the time we exit lockdown.
Chorleywood which is a similar profile to Rickmansworth is in the same boat. At this rate the only thing left will be food shops. Loads of businesses gone.
Swindon is no different - the town centre now has 52 closed businesses.