PB Week: Jury service, swimming in the sea and some great football

It has been a strange week as I have had jury service but without 'the sitting in court deliberating bit' as many of the defendants took 'court fright' and pleaded guilty at the last minute writes Andrew Tjaardstra, editor, Professional Broking.

Also, it appears Easter is a fortunate time to carry out 'one of the most important duties of a citizen' as judges don't sit the day before Good Friday or the day after Bank Holiday Monday. The waiting area has become rather sophisticated with broadband access, Sky News and the delivery of the London evening papers; however, the coffee machine was simply awful, in fact a crime against coffee. Also, I would like to know who decided we should each be allowed £5.39 per day for food, surely our MPs

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