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The Uk is financially broke. Yet still people think they are OK. Spend all they think. Good luck you morons.

I've been with Talk talk since 2013, worked out that in that time I had spent 8680.00 pounds with them.! Sadly, my phone was thrown into a bowl of hot water accidently, by the time I recovered it useless. Any help from T.T. every time I have rung, I get the answer NO, can't do that, can't do that. They no longer sell or rent mobiles; they no longer can tell you any of the numbers that were on your mobile. (Do I believe that?) I'm 81, disabled and need for safety reasons a mobile to hand, I have now had to buy a new one and hopefully someone will be able to set it up for me, plus I need to use my same mobile number. Unbelievable bad rude service.

Get ready for the next budget horror story. The great tax grab back. If you thought things were bad, just wait until the chancellor is finished with you.

Are we talking about pubs or creches with an alcohol licence?

@Shakespear, discovered ChatGPT then?

@Everyone (just you), sounds like you're one of those that don't wash their hands and can't see why it's a problem. Sounds like you should live in a bubble.

Interesting perspective on the balance between benefits and working. It's crucial to remember that while some may misuse the system, many people rely on benefits as a safety net during tough times. Perhaps the focus should be on better support and opportunities for those who genuinely need assistance, rather than generalizing about all benefit recipients. What are your thoughts on how we can improve the system to reduce abuse while still providing necessary aid?

I completely relate to the frustration expressed here. It's disheartening when housing associations, meant to support tenants, fall short in times of need. The current economic situation makes it even harder for people to make ends meet, and when rent becomes unmanageable, the lack of flexibility and understanding from these organizations only exacerbates the problem. It's crucial that housing associations develop more empathetic and practical approaches to assist tenants in genuine distress, especially when the circumstances are beyond their control.

I totally get how frustrating it can be when neighbors consistently park in front of your house, especially if it feels like they're taking advantage of the space. While it's technically public parking, a little courtesy and communication could go a long way in resolving these issues. Maybe a polite conversation could help establish some mutual understanding, or even a neighborhood agreement on parking spaces. At the end of the day, it’s all about being considerate to each other and finding a balance that works for everyone.

Carwow estimated the revenue from the speed cameras, UK. It has information on totalled around £391million from 2018-22, with the money going to the Treasury's Consolidated Fund.

That's nearly 100 million a year, and we all know the population of cars on the roads to date has doubled. There must be some kind of hysteria within UK drivers to keep getting caught. And that's only the ones that pay the fines!!!!! Car owners are cash cows, well done you speeders.

Just don't go out if this is your attitude. Sounds like you should live in a bubble

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