A disabled woman was barred from a tribunal to decide whether she was entitled to benefits – because she was in a wheelchair.
Sylvia Middleton, 65, was turned away by security staff in case a fire broke out in the five-storey building.
It later emerged that wheelchair users have been...

Parking Mad is on BBC1 tonight at 22:35pm.

---> BBC News - Parking Mad: The Bolton driver who aims to get parking tickets

This could be quite shocking, so worth a watch!

Hi All,

I have purchased a sofa yesterday from ScS (I know) using finance. In the finance agreement it says I can cancel the credit agreement within at least 7 days (even though I signed it on the premises).

I would like to know if I cancelled the credit (today) would I still...

Universal Credit: Disabled people 'to lose out'

This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on 17th October 2012 07:31.

Up to half a million disabled people and their families stand to lose out under the government's proposed Universal Credit, a report says. The...
...

BBC News - Toddler served whisky at Frankie and Bennys restaurant

I would go mental if this had happened to me!!

(a copy of something I posted OTR)

My interest in this started with an online news story - link - about details of O2 customers being meekly handed over to an outfit called Goldeneye (International) Limited. Those customers were alleged to have infringed various copyrights to pornographic...

AGHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

stoneacre liverpool...thanks for fucking up my motability order & kindly writing to me stating it'll be delivered in 2wks time

hmm its not the car I ordered though is it?

been on the phone to motability for nearly an hour trying to sort...

Had a random email from MH this morning. Now I already "deal" with them over an alledged Quik Quid debt but the reference numebr is different.

Private & Confidential - For Attention of MR JON XXXXXX.

We have been supplied this e-mail address to contact MR JON...

Coalition and banks under fire as Wonga launches business loans

This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on 8th May 2012 08:29.

*Controversial money lending service Wonga has ignited a political row by offering business loans at annual interest rates of up to 180pc. ...

Where one saga ends another begins. Having been all self righteous and pious with my boyf about him getting into all this bother over a bloomin parking ticket, I am now being chased by the odious Link Financial Outsourcing for a very old ('94) student loan which has appeared out of the woodwork...

Me thinks the Police Force needs some common sense plus some training from the stroke association as the tell tell signs of a stroke are nothing like being drunk.

How long did it take them to call an ambulance I wonder....

On behalf of my ex bro in law.

But to begin with my youngest son with autism and receives DLA for both care and mobility and normally I would know how it works, but not when an arrangement have been put in place to have a visit from own GP when re-newing the benefit. However, my son's...

Suspicions were raised when a customer discovered he had 'agreed' to terms and conditions on a loan when he insists he hadn't.

How would you feel if you discovered your high street bank had forged your signature on a document? It sounds fanciful, or even in the realms of conspiracy theory,...

What a joke.
I took the UE route a couple of years back with a Captial 1 account, was a £10k+ balance but the agreement was bad and they rolled over quick.

Today postman turns up with a fancy letter from them offering me a Classic card which they say will help rebuild my credit,...

Mods,

Please feel free to move, but posted in here as it's to do with ppi among other things:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz1SGOFBUIk