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  • The Tech Clerk
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    Bents Park 170213 - YouTube

    Light entertainment - one of the old 25 Pdr Guns from when I was in Boy Service in very early 1960s = Vera, wonder if this one is one of the actual guns I happen to have been on at the Ranges? well nice to see at least one of the Guns still around.
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  • The Tech Clerk
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    Flight£266.70
    Taxes & Fees £359.75 and another example of Camerons stealth tax on flights. tax greater than airfare.

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  • The Tech Clerk
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    Fare Tax Total
    Adults 1 £258 £247 = £505
    TOTAL FROM £505


    This is why I tried to get a petition to get travel tax reduced, the tax is almost the cost of actual airfare. Fare £258 Tax £247.
    Last edited by The Tech Clerk; 18 February 2013, 14:13.

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  • The Tech Clerk
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    DVLA may be losing documents drivers are sending them (e.g. SORN and V5C driver declaration documents) and then sending out fines because these forms have not been received by the DVLA.I'm keen to speak anyone else who feels they've been affected. You can call my work phone: 07711913307 or 02077654919.Best wishes,MarkBBC Radio

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  • The Tech Clerk
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    REGARDING THE JACKSON REFORM|:-


    Thank you for your email.

    I agree that this is a very worrying reform and it is something I have raised with Ministers before.

    I will be happy to ask the Justice Secretary questions and I will keep you updated with any response I receive.

    Yours sincerely,

    MP
    Last edited by The Tech Clerk; 13 February 2013, 10:25.

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  • The Tech Clerk
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    Have you a story to tell about your bank or building society?


    ITV is developing a new show, looking at people's experiences with banks. If you have a story which you feel may be of interest, please contact us on 07879 626887 or email shiroma.silva@itv.com

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  • The Tech Clerk
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    Originally posted by SXGuy View Post
    you mean the automatic pension scheme? it will only affect companies with staff of more than 250 this april, doesnt kick in for everybody for a few years yet.

    What worries me though is its automatic opt in, YOU have to opt out yourself, and every so often (forget how long) your put back on it again UNLESS you opt out yet again.

    You pay in to it, the employer does also, when you come to retire, guess what? the government spent it years ago just like the rest.

    Id advise everyone to opt out personally.

    Much like the opt out scheme when company pension payments into, then when you were 55 about if you are aware you better opt back into the government scheme, they messed around so much over the years and the answer is many people lost out.
    Last edited by The Tech Clerk; 10 February 2013, 21:35.

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  • SXGuy
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    you mean the automatic pension scheme? it will only affect companies with staff of more than 250 this april, doesnt kick in for everybody for a few years yet.

    What worries me though is its automatic opt in, YOU have to opt out yourself, and every so often (forget how long) your put back on it again UNLESS you opt out yet again.

    You pay in to it, the employer does also, when you come to retire, guess what? the government spent it years ago just like the rest.

    Id advise everyone to opt out personally.

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  • Richard999
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    Any news on the new Government "NEST" scheme which kicks in this April ?

    Just another tax ?!

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  • The Tech Clerk
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    Originally posted by ken100464 View Post
    Another case in Davey Babes big society of the haves saying stuff you lot of have nots.

    I have sympathy for the low paid civil servants when you see pensions like that, No wonder the public see public sector pensions as gold plated.

    But the simple truth is for the vast majority they are not and will be a top up on the meagre state pension.

    The problem as so rightly pointed out is there is no pension pot. All our pensions will be paid for by our children and grandchildren.

    All that North Sea Oil riches squandered. Norway put a % away in a sovereign wealth fund to be used for its population.

    Our lot used it for idelodgical purposes. Close the industries down pay for domes and stupid policies that are now well gone. Now the riches have gone its the next generation that will be paying.

    Even a certain Far Eastern country re-invests oil proceeds for the people. = Brueni
    Last edited by The Tech Clerk; 10 February 2013, 21:31.

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  • The Tech Clerk
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    Sent Scotcall a Denial of Access for the Daughter,

    Scotcall interpretation is treating it as a CCA so called request.

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  • ken100464
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    Another case in Davey Babes big society of the haves saying stuff you lot of have nots.

    I have sympathy for the low paid civil servants when you see pensions like that, No wonder the public see public sector pensions as gold plated.

    But the simple truth is for the vast majority they are not and will be a top up on the meagre state pension.

    The problem as so rightly pointed out is there is no pension pot. All our pensions will be paid for by our children and grandchildren.

    All that North Sea Oil riches squandered. Norway put a % away in a sovereign wealth fund to be used for its population.

    Our lot used it for idelodgical purposes. Close the industries down pay for domes and stupid policies that are now well gone. Now the riches have gone its the next generation that will be paying.

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  • The Tech Clerk
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    Pratt of the Week.
    Michael George Bichard, Baron Bichard, KGB,
    This week it goes to the hugely smug Lord Bichard, who is a former benefits chief and sits on a quango looking at demographic changes and their impact on public services.

    He has said that retired people should do community work or face losing part of their pension so as not to be a burden on the state.

    Firstly, the moron should know that pensioners have paid in for their pensions in good faith, having been told that National Insurance would give them a good pension. People have contributed for their pensions and it is their pension. It is not for the government to use as a carrot or a stick. During good times, the government should have built up a pension reserve rather than used pension funds for funding vanity projects like the millennium dome so that state pensions were not the giant Ponzi scheme they are now.

    Lord Bichard also needs reminding that community service is a judicial sanction judges can give criminals. Is being a pensioner therefore, going to be a criminal act in his brave new world?

    His lordship is setting a perfect example
    At the ripe old age of 54 he retired from the Civil Service in May 2001 with a pension of £120,000 p.a.! (Index Linked)
    Lord Bichard - well deserving Pratt of the Week!

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  • The Tech Clerk
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    Originally posted by The Tech Clerk View Post
    You report them with your situation/story to Polly.Ashford@oft.gsi.gov .uk


    A contact to report Lowells who use Statuary Demands for which you get set aside. give all the information.


    Bumping this one = This is a contact to report Lowells thru OFT regarding Lowells and their blatant use of statuary demands.

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