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True. If you can, try to go in a supermarket or a pub. They are usually free.

Wait... you have to PAY to have a squirt in England?

That's cheap. In some towns they are 50p!

20p to spend a penny!!!!???

My phone is the same, too old for going online. Besides which, as many people still would, I would rather talk to a real person in an actual branch.

I live in a village, (moved from Brum last July) we do have a post office in a convenience store and a mini Co-op, but for a bank I think I'd need to go to MK, cos I don't remember seeing one in Stony Stratford. Oh, but I think the bank...

Our local council have just refurbished, upgraded and reinstated some public toilets in the town. They now charge 20p a time to visit (only payable contactless). The point is that there is an Asda supermarket literally only two minutes...

Fortunately Dad and I still have our bank branches. Dad's is still fully operational, but mine, sadly has extremely reduced services.

A money shop…. all the banks have disappeared!!!!

Anything during Seymour's time with the trio.

Thanks to Roy for giving us many happy hours of laughs.

Just a heads-up folks. The Last of the Summer Wine 50 Years of Laughs documentary will be broadcast in the UK on Channel 5 on Saturday 25th January at 17.00 hours. I imagine it will also be on My5 afterwards. The 30 Years of Laughs is...

I wonder why he didn't tell such war stories in his first stint?

Here's the next one to ruminate then as the consensus is we had two Foggy clouds worth of episodes...which era worked better for you and why. For me the first era was better as he was a more established, albeit less respected, member...

True, definitely two eras, mainly because of the change in co-stars. In Foggy's first stint, there were Sid and Ivy, Nora and Wally. In his second, he had Howard, Pearl, Marina and Auntie Wainwright, etc... to contend with. If the...