Lowell has a large and active public program. My point is that in what is obviously a difficult time, they’re deciding to cut the budget for research astronomers, whose work is at least part of the reason people visit, and was why the institution was established in the first place.

Some sort of confidence that’s inherited.

I’m not sure I’m helping. But it’s not really anything to do with how much money you have.

Upper class is about family. Diarist Alan Clark sneered at someone who ‘bought their own furniture’. You can be upper class and have no money, and earn a shedload and not be upper class. Meanwhile a load of people in middle class jobs think they’re working class…

The best is Kate Fox’s book ‘Watching the English’. I think she introduces the gnome theory - lower class: ‘look at my garden gnome’. Upper class: ‘I have amassed a world leading collection of gnomes, let me tell you about them’. Middle class: ‘I have a gnome, ironically, isn’t it funny’

If that's a problem, I'll just give them a ring....

Our Frodos are being upgraded. it.web.ox.ac.uk/article/upgr...

You should. There might be a sensible answer

Real Tennis (or just tennis to its players). But yes, visitors do insist on driving.

There is metered parking on the street.

Natalia says - not a significant difference. (We'll clarify in the revised paper)

Enjoy! If that’s the hardback please change 15 to 14 in the footnote on p174 (especially as it’s your subject)

I have been telling people visiting the tennis club to P&R instead of trying to drive to Merton Street for years. This weekend, because of the charge, some of them actually did.