Skip to playerSkip to main content
BRITCOM I
  • 6 weeks ago

Category

📺
TV
Transcript
00:00Good night.
00:04Ah, cutbacks, belt tightening, we just don't have the budget.
00:08You're working too hard, Chief.
00:10Do you know what I've got to?
00:12Can we make a saving with smaller dogs or thinner horses?
00:24I have a duty of care for all employees of the SPF.
00:27Do you have a social life? Away from the force.
00:31Remember, if you don't de-stress, you might find yourself in distress.
00:36I've seen the poster.
00:37We must cherish personal relationships, a romantic life.
00:42It's an important human need.
00:44Well, this important human needs to find a 2.6% annual reduction in overspend.
00:49Divorced men die younger.
00:51Well, that escalated quickly.
00:53One minute I'm back in the dating scene, the next you're organising my funeral.
00:56Well, I'd encourage you to consider what I've said.
00:59I'm married to my work, and justice is my mistress.
01:04Maybe we lose one entirely.
01:07Dogs or horses?
01:09The vegan lobby say both.
01:11The vegan lobby? We're sitting on the horses. We're not eating them.
01:15They don't want to charge through a football riot.
01:17They'd rather be in the meadow.
01:19We'd all rather be in the meadow, Lindsay.
01:22Eich Vah, Chief.
01:23Mm-hmm.
01:36Ah! So you've met Squid?
01:38Nick?
01:41Squid?
01:43Squid!
01:44Is Squid your boyfriend?
01:46Oh, I don't do labels. We have sex occasionally. Good sex, actually. He's a contortionist.
01:54Ellen, please. Boundaries!
01:56What? Dad, parents and children should be able to talk openly about sex. I hope when I was conceived it was great sex. Was it?
02:06It was in Gala Shields. That's all I'm willing to divulge.
02:10Dad, are you ever going to start dating again? Get yourself a squid!
02:15I hardly think the top table at the National Bravery Awards are all going to shuffle up to make room for a juggler.
02:22No, no. I'm married to my work, and justice is my mistress. Anyway, I like living alone.
02:29Yeah, I won't be here forever.
02:31Oh, no. I didn't mean that, Ellen. No, I love having you here. I really do.
02:33And if you want to bring home an associate, then that's fine.
02:40That's me done my warm-up Ellie Jelly. You coming?
02:44You all right with this, Dad? Squid can get a wee bit performative.
02:50I... Yes, I'm fine. Fire in. I'm totally relaxed about this. I'm glad we had this little chat.
03:00Nice to meet you, Squid.
03:01Good.
03:03So, what happened with the outreach poster?
03:20Well, in an overabundance of eagerness to reach out with our outreach campaign, we...
03:25We admitted to, er...
03:27Spellcheck?
03:28Oh, right enough. No W in sort.
03:30Good news is, the public noticed the typo. They're engaging with the message.
03:34How much to redo them?
03:36Oh, don't worry. We can shift some funds around. We'll take something from the canine division.
03:42What, smaller dogs?
03:43What? Leaner.
03:45On to more important matters. The Interforces Rugby Sevens.
03:50Are you playing this year, Katrina?
03:52I'm captain.
03:53All right. Well, we're going to pump you. Yeah. Yes, especially if you've got the chief on your side, because he's got hands like cow's tits.
04:03Unfortunately, no, I won't be playing now. Years of dominating the line out. It's played havoc with my hamstrings. They're like cheese wires now. No, no. Cameron Sky Dancer Mikkelsen will be managing from the touchline.
04:16Oh, well, you can pick up Katrina there when she folds like a deck chair.
04:20Not going to happen. Not against your bin juice.
04:23Ah, we'll see. We'll see. Tan you later.
04:27Who not?
04:30Right. So, what anchor is responsible for this?
04:34Er, process malfunction.
04:36Well, OK, but it's a recall. I don't like the photograph. They're too cheery. Come on, we're the police force.
04:40They could be policing a bouncy castle.
04:42Yeah, it's all a bit CBeebies. Paul, pull up that file of stock images. We want serious. We mean business. This is what happens when things aren't run by me. From now on, I want to sign off on everything.
04:56Yeah, that one. There you go. That's more like it. Now, they wouldn't think twice about throwing Tinky Winky into the back of the van.
05:05Paul, if, and it's a pretty big if, I was to hop on to one of the popular dating apps, which one would you recommend?
05:17Erm, well, it depends what you're looking for.
05:21Hookups, NSA, no strings attached, swingers, kink if you want, chemsex, BDSM, furries.
05:28Furries?
05:29Or something more regular, Tinder, Bumble, Soulmates, Destiny Dreamers.
05:33There's, there's so many. It's like a, it's like a massive Amazon warehouse of women.
05:40Can you put someone in the basket while you think about it?
05:44And Paul, what I'm really looking for, it's the one, you know, designed specifically for people like me, you know.
05:51Oh.
05:51Important.
05:52Grizzles.
05:53Distinguished.
05:54Look, sorry, why don't we just jump straight in and create you a profile. Off you go.
05:59Well, if you think, if you think I'm ready, I can.
06:02Yeah, take a photo.
06:04Okay.
06:05Stay.
06:06Right.
06:08Let's do this.
06:12I'm not too famous for this, Paul, am I?
06:15We'll probably get papped, poor woman.
06:18It'll be like being Meghan Markle.
06:19Are you putting in my likes and dislikes?
06:24So, I've put walking, eating, thinking. Nothing to turn anyone off.
06:28Don't forget G-S-O-H.
06:30Oh, no, everyone puts good sense of you.
06:32In this case, the G stands for great.
06:34Oh.
06:36You are now live.
06:39Welcome to the dating world, Chief.
06:42Exciting.
06:44Keep this on the wish, though, Paul.
06:45Have a word with yourself, love.
06:56Sir.
06:57Hmm?
06:58Oh, Katrina, your, your, your, the budgets.
07:01Big decisions to be made.
07:02How can I, how can I help you?
07:03The fixtures for the touch of rugby tourney.
07:07We need to hit our straps.
07:08Justice first game.
07:09Okay, well, you, you, you know the score.
07:12Let Una run in a couple for her Insta story and then feed it to Mad Mike.
07:15Sorry.
07:16Lucidly compromised, Mike.
07:18And let the mullering begin.
07:20That cup's coming home.
07:21Excellent.
07:23I could do that.
07:24Sorry, could I hit you with something slightly from left field?
07:28Um, do you date?
07:31You're not my type, sir.
07:33Oh, good Lord.
07:33No, I'm not suggesting that you and I.
07:35No, no, no.
07:36That would be inappropriate.
07:38You can't date a subordinate.
07:40Which, unfortunately, rules out an office romance for me, because, well, everybody's my subordinate.
07:45Unless I dated Una, of course, or the First Minister.
07:49But then, but then I'm their subordinate, so it's a catch-22.
07:54Action tends to find me, sir.
07:55Very much like police work.
07:56I scan the situation, consider the options, and before you know it, the target's going down.
08:04Well, good for you.
08:07Ram that team with ringers, Katrina.
08:09Make Doohan van der Mervy an honorary constable if you have to.
08:13That trophy is ours.
08:14I'm not happy, Paul.
08:22Oh, no swipes.
08:24Did warn you.
08:25Oh, I've got swipes, Paul.
08:28Swipes are plenty.
08:29No, the issue is with those who are doing the swiping.
08:32Oh, the swipers.
08:33I'm not one to judge, Paul, but honestly, some of these swipers, they are punching well above.
08:40Look.
08:41A curler from her drosson.
08:44The third best quilter in five.
08:47This one jokes that she's still got most of her own teeth.
08:51Eh, you can see a pattern here, Paul.
08:53Yeah, there's a lot of colour rinses.
08:56Where's the attractive art gallery owner, the widowed dance instructor?
09:00It's all about daytime telly advert for funeral expenses.
09:04Oh, all about free pen just for enquiring.
09:07Oh, it's the profile pic you took, Paul.
09:11It's too mundane.
09:13I need to look younger.
09:14More vibrant.
09:15More the chief.
09:17Now, come on.
09:18Capture the fool, Mikkelsen.
09:19Right, come on.
09:29Let's get in on these bastards.
09:31Take no prisoners, especially from the prison service.
09:34Yeah, come on.
09:36I know it's touch rugby, but see, when we play the fire service, you can leave an elbow in.
09:41Yeah!
09:42Might just wake them up, eh?
09:44Yeah!
09:44But listen, call canny when we play the Justice Department.
09:48Right, that mob are up first.
09:50Now, they've underfunded us for years.
09:52Taking credit when things have gone well.
09:54Distance when they've gone badly.
09:56Well, today, today's payback time.
10:00Yeah!
10:00Come on!
10:01Police!
10:01Police!
10:02Police!
10:02Police!
10:03Police!
10:03Police!
10:03Police!
10:04When are you going down?
10:05Come on, trash it!
10:06Yeah!
10:07Yeah!
10:07Yeah!
10:08Yeah!
10:08Yeah!
10:08Yeah!
10:08Yeah!
10:08Yeah!
10:09So let her score a couple first.
10:10Then it's mother time.
10:11Then fill your boots.
10:13But let her score a couple.
10:18There we go.
10:23Oh, Rohan.
10:24Rohan, have you heard?
10:25Katrina.
10:26Oh, she flattened Una.
10:28I thought it was touch rugby.
10:30Oh, so did we all.
10:32But no, not Katrina.
10:33The red mist descended.
10:36Una was making a break.
10:37Katrina gets a touch on her, but she follows through.
10:41Absolutely empty, sir.
10:43I thought she'd slow down when they hit the burger van, but no, no, not our Katrina.
10:48At least the ambulance service were on site.
10:50No, no, they'd been knocked out, gone back to the hospital.
10:52Took them three hours to get back to us.
10:54We'll wait till Una's out of the hospital before we're on the forties with you with a cop on the socials.
10:58Oh!
10:59Oh!
11:00Here she is.
11:02The assassin.
11:04I'm sorry, sir.
11:05I don't know what came over me.
11:06Ah, when the history of this game comes to be written, one name will be legend.
11:14One name will make mere mortals quake.
11:17Katrina Muldoon, the butcher of guard crumb.
11:21Three broken ribs.
11:23Dislocated collarbone.
11:25Yeah, it's an interesting career move.
11:27Hospitalising your boss.
11:28Call me a traditionalist, but it's a wee bit radical.
11:31I'm going to go and visit her.
11:32Apologise again in person.
11:34Yeah, I wouldn't take any grapes.
11:35Probably can't chew.
11:37Soup and a straw, Muldoon.
11:39Soup and a straw.
11:40On the old apse there?
11:50Meek?
11:51Dipping my toe in, squid.
11:54Bet you're hoping to dip in more than your toe.
11:58Not really appropriate, squid.
12:00Your dad's on the apse, Ellen.
12:03Oh, back in the game, Dad.
12:06Any takers?
12:07A considerable amount, actually, yes.
12:09But they're from a different strata, you know?
12:11Nothing against them.
12:12But I can't take someone to meet the king at the Braemar Highland Games,
12:16only for them to get their zimmer stuck in the mud.
12:19Why don't you try this?
12:22Jet Set Dating Agency.
12:24It's what Mum did.
12:26A site for successful high achievers with a substantial net worth.
12:33Hang on, is this where she met Malky?
12:36No.
12:37She met him at the queue at Lidl.
12:40How is Malky?
12:42Oh, he's a freaky wee raj.
12:44You know, last time I was at Mum's, I found him drying his underwear in the air fryer,
12:51cheaper than the tumble dryer, apparently.
12:53Who does that?
12:54A freaky wee raj does that.
12:58Yes, yes, this is more like it.
13:01Yeah, forget the retired dance instructor.
13:04Go for the creative director of the National Ballet.
13:08Exactly.
13:09Entitled, privileged, right up your street, Dad.
13:12I could give you an intro to a trapeze artist I used to know.
13:16I'm retired now.
13:17She looks a little like the big lady from Game of Thrones.
13:25Okay, spelling good, cops mean, no skeletons in the closet, convictions perversions,
13:32dodgy posts, if he likes.
13:34Watertight.
13:35Happy?
13:36You're signing off?
13:36Signing off.
13:37Print them.
13:39Ah, Katrina, how kind.
13:41For me.
13:41I'm heading up to the hospital to see Una.
13:44Oh.
13:44I thought you'd already visited her.
13:46I have, but I just feel so responsible.
13:48She's lying up there all on her own, having to work.
13:51She could use the company.
13:52Okay, well, send her my best.
13:54Will do, sir.
13:56Do you think I should visit Una, Paul?
13:59Katrina's got that covered.
14:01You don't want to schlep up there every day.
14:03Well, I wasn't thinking of going every...
14:05Is Katrina going every day?
14:06Every other day.
14:07Hmm.
14:09Oh, I've got the information you asked for...
14:12Excellent.
14:12...on the Jet Set dating agency.
14:15The next chance to mingle with fellow professionals from the elite is tomorrow evening, private room, Glen Ogles Townhouse.
14:22Oh, filter out the hoi polloi, Paul.
14:25The public school of dating.
14:28Sign me up.
14:29But keep it between us.
14:31I don't want to lose my man-of-the-people image.
14:33Oh, you can count on me, sir.
14:36Do you know, Paul, I think I will visit Una.
14:39Can't have Katrina sucking up to the Justice Minister without me.
14:44No, those two as pals would be a disaster.
14:47Get her on the line.
14:51Una Struhan, leave a message.
14:53I'll just pop in.
14:55Surprise her.
14:55Una Struhan, leave a message.
14:59She doesn't hang about.
15:01She's a busy woman.
15:02Makes a statement.
15:03My time is precious.
15:04It's a status thing, is it?
15:07Maybe I should shorten mine.
15:09What is it again?
15:13Well, good morning, afternoon or evening.
15:17You're through to the voicemail of Cameron Meekleson, Chief Commissioner of the Scottish Police Force.
15:23If you'd be so kind as to leave a message, I will endeavour to get back to you pronto.
15:28Not only forthwith, but with alacrity.
15:32But I warn you, I'm a busy man.
15:37No, that's fine.
15:41Helen, I'm not sure about this shirt.
15:43Have you seen my white one?
15:44Squid accidentally washed it with his pantaloons.
15:47Oh, and does he have to oil his unicycle in the kitchen?
15:53Squid, can I have a word?
15:55Squid, I think we've been on a wonderful journey together, and I think we've both grown as people.
16:02But I do feel like a travelling minstrel must travel.
16:06So I think...
16:06No worries, Meek.
16:07Your house, your rules.
16:10I'll grab my stuff.
16:11Oh, I'm sorry, Helen.
16:13Yes, yes, yes.
16:15Thank you, Dad.
16:16I thought you liked him.
16:17I do.
16:18I don't want to live with him.
16:20Why didn't you tell him to leave?
16:21I don't like confrontation.
16:23Your whole life is confrontation.
16:25I don't like emotional confrontation.
16:27I got that from you.
16:33Got it, Mouse Girl?
16:35I think I'll head to Finn Horn.
16:36Work on my creative identity.
16:38Later.
16:46Love you.
16:49Squid.
16:50Meek.
16:52Safe travels.
16:53I will never understand modern relationships.
17:01They come, they go.
17:02Sir, what do you think?
17:06Any advice?
17:07Dood and don'ts.
17:08Consent is key.
17:09You can never be too careful.
17:11Check everything.
17:12May I shake your hand?
17:13May I quip?
17:14Better safe than sorry.
17:15Yeah, may I have another foie gras canopy?
17:17May I go to the toilet?
17:18Not the last one.
17:19No, not the last one.
17:20To primary school.
17:20To primary school, yes.
17:25May I go dating?
17:27You, me.
17:30Wish me luck.
17:32Good luck.
17:41Oh, no.
17:43Oh, there he is.
17:44So, you're getting to see up close and personal
17:46the damage your government's done to our health care.
17:49Oh, top bans, Cami.
17:51Oh, I think you've made my ribs snap again.
17:54Seriously.
17:55Oh, what's this?
17:55For you.
17:56Oh, thank you very much, Cameron.
17:59Let me see.
18:00Oh, and you've even managed to spell your name right.
18:03Unlike your poster.
18:05I didn't know that Alde's did get well cards.
18:09They do.
18:09They do.
18:11So, Una, I just wanted to see you in person,
18:15to apologise for my deputy's unfortunate loss of control.
18:19If you want her gone, just, you know,
18:21tip me the wink and I'll pull the trigger.
18:23Oh, Katrina, we were just talking about you there.
18:28So, you're back.
18:29You're...
18:29Yeah, I was, um, just getting tea.
18:31Oh.
18:32Oh, Katrina, you're a lifesaver.
18:34I got them to leave the teabag in.
18:40I'm a bag-out man myself.
18:45Unless it's fruit tea, interestingly.
18:49Or an iced tea.
18:50Although, I'm not entirely sure if there's even a bag involved in an iced tea.
18:53Is there a bag involved in iced tea, Katrina?
18:56Hey, I wouldn't know, sir.
18:57I've never had one of them.
18:58Oh, well, look, if you ever get the opportunity,
19:00there's a lovely little pinch-o place on the Barrio Gotico in Barcelona.
19:04They make a wonderful iced tea.
19:06You should try it sometime.
19:07Have you ever been to Barcelona?
19:08No, sir, no.
19:09I went to Blackpool last Easter.
19:15No way.
19:16I went to Blackpool last Easter.
19:18Really?
19:18Yeah, the Metropole.
19:19I've been going there since I was a kid.
19:21What's the name of the wee restaurant round the corner?
19:24Oh, Turtle Bay.
19:25That's the one.
19:26Yeah.
19:28Wet Nelly.
19:29Oh, come on.
19:30Wet Nelly.
19:31I think I saw her supporting Jimmy Tarbuck once.
19:34Eh, no, sir, it's a pudding.
19:36Bread and butter.
19:38Oh, Wet Nelly, yes, of course.
19:39I always feel that bread and butter pudding benefits
19:45from using a combination of brioche and panettone,
19:48like Mrs. Bannerman used to do in the bun room.
19:51Did you have a bun room at school, Katrina?
19:54No, sir.
19:57We had a gun room.
20:01Oh, a gun room.
20:03A gun room at school.
20:06Very.
20:07That's funny.
20:09Well, I should really be making tracks.
20:15It's, uh, get well soon, Una.
20:17Hello.
20:18Katrina?
20:18Sir.
20:18Yeah.
20:19Come in, you're looking very smart.
20:21Are you off somewhere?
20:22Yes, off to a function where successful professionals
20:25can meet other high achievers.
20:27On the sniffing.
20:28Well, may the handsome prince find his princess.
20:33Well, good night, then.
20:34Cameron.
20:35Oh, my God.
20:39Oh, my God.
20:41Oh, my God.
20:49Here we go.
20:50Here we go.
20:51Cameron.
20:52Here we go, Cameron.
20:54Consent?
21:08Consent.
21:11So, uh, what do you do for a living?
21:13Lothian and Borders area manager for conservatory suppliers.
21:17Well, it's been nice chatting, but there's a lot of people to get through.
21:22I don't wish to be rude, and I'm not going to ask for my money back,
21:25but, you see, Angela, I...
21:27She's an area manager.
21:31Conservatories.
21:32I...
21:32I thought this was an event for...
21:35for jet setters.
21:36High achievers.
21:39Area manager.
21:42You want to...
21:42up your game.
21:44Thanks for your feedback.
21:46It's my pleasure.
21:56Bethany.
21:57Yes, I've just had an Angela.
22:00There's a Catherine and a Davina.
22:01I could do you all alphabetically.
22:03Well, not do you, but, you know, Cameron.
22:06I'll just have to do an Andrew and a Brian,
22:08and I'll be ready for you.
22:10G-S-O-H.
22:13Great sense of humour.
22:14So, what do you do?
22:16I'm the COO of an oil company.
22:18Oh, that's more like it.
22:20Bingo.
22:21It could prove difficult with my daughter,
22:23but, you know, let's...
22:24let's not get ahead of ourselves.
22:26Last night, I saw a really fun Mamma Mia at the Playhouse.
22:32Wonderful show.
22:33The energy.
22:34Everyone was dancing in the aisles by the end of it.
22:37That's a bit random, but...
22:38Would you find it odd if your deputy and your boss were getting close?
22:43I've never really thought about it.
22:45Do you have a favourite, Abba song?
22:47Hmm?
22:48Oh, the day before you came, I prefer the melancholic...
22:52I adore Super Trooper.
22:54It's a bit...
22:54But your deputy and your boss, it's definitely odd, don't you think?
22:58Maybe this conversation isn't for now.
23:02Cameron!
23:03No...
23:04Barbara!
23:06What are you doing here?
23:08Oh!
23:08Oh, this is, er...
23:11Bethany.
23:11Bethany, this is Barbara, my wife.
23:14Hello.
23:15This is not that kind of event.
23:17Oh, no, no, no, I'm not sorry.
23:19I'm not suggesting that we all...
23:21No, she's my ex-wife.
23:23Nice chatting.
23:24I can't believe it.
23:28I mean, what are the chances?
23:30So, how are you?
23:31You're looking good, if I have your consent to say that.
23:34Oh, Ellen got into your head, has she?
23:37Oh, and then some...
23:38That's our daughter!
23:41Well, you're looking good too, Cameron.
23:44Ah, well, thanks for lying.
23:45I'm overworked, I'm stressed.
23:47That's why I'm here, just to get myself a little bit of me time.
23:50Hmm.
23:51Bet you weren't expecting it to turn into a bit of us time.
23:54I was not expecting that, no.
23:56But, er...
23:57No, no, it's...
23:59It's good to see you.
24:01Nice to see you too, Cameron.
24:04So, does, er...
24:06Does Malky know you're here?
24:09It's over with Malcolm.
24:11Ah.
24:12Well...
24:13I'm not going to lie, I'm glad to see the back of him.
24:16I don't want to talk about it.
24:18Well, you can't be that upset.
24:19I mean, you're down here quick enough, you know, looking for a new one.
24:22Well, look, if it's another Malky you're after, you won't find him here.
24:25Get yourself down to Poundland.
24:28It was little.
24:29It was little, of course, yes.
24:30I often wonder, did you meet him there or buy him?
24:33It's amazing what you can get in that middle aisle.
24:35Was he two for one with a footspa?
24:37Was he two for one with a footspa?
24:39Like, you were such a catch.
24:41Oh, come on.
24:43Malky is a big step down from me.
24:48I could have anyone in this whole room like that.
24:54Excuse me, everyone.
24:56Can I just ask you a quick question?
24:58Is anyone in the room taken with Cameron here?
25:03Anyone at all?
25:04Oh, you're fighting him off, Cameron.
25:10Oh, come on.
25:11You can't all be resistant to his charms.
25:15There must be at least one of you out there.
25:20Oh, there's a poor soul there for you, Cameron.
25:24Quick word of warning.
25:26He's fun for about a week.
25:28But take a good look at this face, because from then on in, it's work, work, work.
25:34He worked on our wedding night, on our honeymoon, even on my romantic weekend away in Gala Shields, he was...
25:42We don't need to get into all of that.
25:45Yes, I work hard to pay for that big house that you still live in.
25:49I contributed my fair share.
25:52Listen up, gentlemen.
25:53If this one takes you back for coffee this evening, just bear in mind that that is my Nespresso Machine.
26:00And if any of you are thinking of going back to his for a coffee tonight, then I'd have ten, because you're going to need them to stay awake.
26:09Okay, look, a word to the wise, everyone.
26:11Do not get involved in a relationship of any kind with any achiever, okay?
26:16Because it's going to end up like this, because they all do.
26:20So get out.
26:21Get out now, while the going's good.
26:23Save yourselves.
26:25Run.
26:26Run for the hills.
26:31Yeah, we get a lot of guys like that.
26:48Surrender to the ink.
26:50So, that's the outreach post that's gone to Prince.
26:59You were happy.
27:00You signed off.
27:01I heard you say you were happy.
27:03What's the problem?
27:04We can't use the slogan.
27:06What, you're shielding sword?
27:08Why?
27:09Copyright?
27:10Yeah.
27:11Yeah, kind of.
27:12It's been news before.
27:14By?
27:14By?
27:14The Stasi.
27:18The East German secret police.
27:21The murderous wing of a despotic communist regime.
27:25I thought we could maybe spin it.
27:27You know, the Stasi were good at what they did.
27:29The strong values.
27:30How much of a hit to pulp them?
27:3490 grand.
27:36And do we save more than 90 grand if we pull the whole campaign?
27:39But we've still spent the 90.
27:40Yes, but by not spending the more than the 90, we make a saving.
27:45Do it.
27:46Pull it.
27:50Ah, Katrina.
27:52No flowers.
27:53Not off to see Una this evening.
27:55No, she's getting discharged today.
27:57I'll be working late.
27:59I'm married to my work.
28:00And Una is my mistress.
28:02Justice.
28:04Justice is my mistress.
28:05Chief, the number you gave me is calling you back on your desk phone.
28:15Hello.
28:15Yes.
28:16I'd be very interested in purchasing a conservatory for my property.
28:22I wondered, could I deal directly with the Lothian and Borders area manager?
28:28That's her.
28:30Angela.
Be the first to comment
Add your comment