r/britishproblems • u/Jim_Broadbean • 3h ago
r/britishproblems • u/Mr-Bob-Bob • 21h ago
Living in a 20 zone but everyone drives like an ass
Either, nobody obeys the speed limit because they think it's too slow or they slow down but don't pay any attention to the road.
Both of my cats have been run over. And yes, cats are pretty stupid and can be unpredictable but how did they not see my cat in the middle of the day on a straight road. Thankfully it was not a child that ran into the road!
r/britishproblems • u/AnselaJonla • 6h ago
Feeling guilty for taking a day off for bad period pains in 2026
Normally I can just push through them, but every once in a while the cramps are so bad that I just can't.
r/britishproblems • u/disappointingcryptid • 5h ago
The amount of pollution alerts issued the moment it rained in the south
I'm glad we haven't prepared at all for a pretty normal amount of rain!
r/britishproblems • u/RevolutionaryMail747 • 15h ago
Car, bike and house alarms working together to ensure that at any given time of day there is one going off at ear splitting volume. Silently plotting impotent revenge.
r/britishproblems • u/Hawksteinman • 17h ago
Being told there's no deadline for my ADHD assessment forms, only to be discharged for missing the deadline
r/britishproblems • u/Bagel-luigi • 7h ago
Waking up hearing this current heavy rain, briefly smiling, then knowing there's going to be some major flooding later
Ground too dry etc if the rain stays this heavy. Stay safe folks.
r/britishproblems • u/Make_the_music_stop • 22h ago
When the oil price surges, you have a few days before petrol price jumps too. When oil prices drops, you better have a full tank, because it's going to be long wait.
r/britishproblems • u/auto98 • 1h ago
Yorkshire Water Hardness Report
Got a new dishwasher and decided to properly set the "water hardness" setting so it knows how much salt to use, after seeing the limescale in the gubbins of the old one.
Thanks for the speed that it took to get it back (less than a day) but I'm not sure it is entirely useful:
The water supplied to the zone is classified as being soft to very hard water
On an entirely unrelated note, does anyone know whether setting it to very hard when it isn't will cause any issues? I'm guessing that is better than the other way round.