Thought Id start this one going because its rather dead on this board at the moment and I suppose all my usual muckers are either at the Stella tennis event watching Dim Tim (lose again) or at Henly Regatta eating cucumber sandwiches (they wish,...NOT).

Anyway please feel free to just talk to yourself blast away and let it go on any company or subject you wish. Just wish Id thought of this one before.

cheers GF.

Cameron is going to protect us.

I wish somebody would protect us from Cameron!

the gov trying to play down the pedo story all the pedos are totys and libs or their backers

Tories you mean. I suspected that.

Update - Labour lead at 3
by YouGov in Political Trackers and Politics
Fri July 11, 2014 6 a.m. BST

Latest YouGov / The Sun results 10th July - Con 34%, Lab 37%, LD 8%, UKIP 12%;

Strikes havent helped labour.

You can add a further 5 points on when they are forgoten to labours total.

This peado thing is setting the Tories back and will continue to do so.

Its Camorons biggest nightmare.

They won't be all Tory peado's ., LIB/Dems will have a surprising amount and Labour about the same as the Torys. but am only guessing.

I went swimming the other day, and as i was walking beside the pool towards a group of children the letter S fell off of my speedo's. I wondered why they run screaming

Cameron, himself, the biggest nightmare.

Almost typed night-ware!

This peado thing is setting the Tories back and will continue to do so.


More votes for UKIP

alders he he.

Iain Duncan Smith: Sir Bob Kerslake was right about universal credit business case
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Published by Jon Land for 24dash.com in Central Government and also in Housing, Universal Credit

Thursday 10th July 2014 - 10:06am

Iain Duncan Smith has been forced to admit that the lifetime business case for the implementation of universal credit has not yet been signed off by the Treasury.

In a heated exchange in the House of Commons, the Work and Pensions Secretary confirmed that funding for the flagship reform of the benefits system was being signed off on a piecemeal basis by the Chancellor of the Exchequer.

He explained that although the Treasury had agreed universal credit business case plans "for the lifetime of this parliament" the full business case for the lifetime of the programme was still under discussion.

Duncan Smith also admitted, in a roundabout way, that the comments made about universal credit by Sir Bob Kerslake earlier this week were correct. He told the Commons: "My point is that the answer that Mr Kerslake, the head of the civil service, gave was correct in the sense, as I have said today, that the overall strategic business case for the full lifetime of the programme is in discussion right now for that completion."

Here are the highlights from Hansard of yesterday's universal credit debate:

Proves ESTER was telling porkies and lied to parliament.

The DWP is a department run by scumsters.

Work till you drop.....




Rising state pension age: work to 70 or 75?

Documents published by the Office of Budget Responsibility show estimated future state pension ages. What will yours be?



A worst case scenario would see today's 20-year-olds working to 75 Photo: HOWARD McWILLIAM



Andrew Oxlade
By Andrew Oxlade

2:29PM BST 11 Jul 2014



Today's teenagers have been given a hint of their eventual state pension age in an analysis conducted by the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR).


The OBR, the Government's economic forecaster, underlined how rapidly the age may need to increase, to cope with the cost of an ageing population, as The Telegraph reported today.


The state pension age is already rising but the ages are yet to be set in stone. Some proposed changes over the next few decades are waiting approval and beyond that the age will be linked to average anticipated lifespan.


What many people don't realise is that this could also affect the "private pension age", currently 55.


Here we explain all.






lots more here: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/pensions/10961860/Rising-state-pension-age-work-to-70-or-75.html

What I would like to know is:

How many Nurses and Midwives are part timers in the NHS?

What proportion of auxiliary staff are part timers or have even minimal hours?

I have a feeling that the Hunt and cabal are deceiving the public with the figures they quote or in other words "lying through their teeth".

Cameron has been lying about the nhs less doctors less nurses the man is a liar
a lot now working for the nhs are part timers .

I AM ASHAMED TO SAY I HAVE WITH ALL MY FAMILY AND HUNDREDS OF GOOD FRIENDS VOTED FOR THESE LIARS ,

AS FOR THAT EVIL WOMAN FROM LIVERPOOL WHO IS A EVIL BITCH MUSY BE A FRIEND OF HITLER OR SHE IS HITLER DRESSED AS A WOMAN.
AS A CONSERVATIVE I AM SAYING DITCH THESE LIARS AND VOTE FOR ANY OTHER PARTY

HEAR IS NEWS FOR GOOD PEOPLE hamas firing rockets from hospital grounds and schools and the people of gaza allowing these terrorists to hide behind babies and women load of cowards .any one supporting these cowards must be terrorists them selves . the red croos should be banned feeding these scum allowing them to buy weapons . the red cross are as evil as hamas

has you see only black and white in my world or yes and no

for those that like money keep your eye on MRW will soon be some action do not miss the boat.

now off to the club big night ahead . have a good weekend all

TANKER calm down bud.

GF,

Perhaps, Haze could have a hyperbaric band around his head.

After all he is a bit of a fat head!

Have a good weekend!?