Have you seen the price of yachts these days?
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Bryan+
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£200? A month? If that’s a year? How old are you? 2515 years old?
Puts me in mind of that South Park episode where the musicians explain how they could only afford the lesser private jet
blue lights discount :/
NeilMorepies
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NilSatisOptimum
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Batch cook and cancel some TV streaming subscriptions is always good advice.
Eidean
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“just get a new job”
Well that's obviously BS.
How much does the household earn? How much savings and property?
Nobody who earns 12k is sending kids to private school unless that is completely disposable income.
Sick of comfortably well off people whining about being taxed on luxuries the common person can't afford.
She's a liar. That isn't even close to the average yearly fees for private school.
If the kid is on a scholarship scheme it can be tbf. I worked with someone on disability benefits who was paying £50 a month to send their kid to private school.
Story still looks like a load of [Poor language removed] though.
Reading into it a bit, fees are £5600 per year which she was paying via her benefits. Looks like pure rage bait to make everyone angry,
30k vacancies in nursing in england alone.
131k vacancies in care positions nationwide.
re: head of uk nursing.
131k vacancies in care positions nationwide.
re: head of uk nursing.
Yes, scholarship etc and the justification used was because of another child's experience in a state school. Which just sounded the usual normal horsecrap of growing up.
The wider question is why should we need private schools? Wouldn't it be better to invest in high quality universal state education?
"Ah but, my child... insert self-justifaction for snobbery/believing child is special/entitlement here".
NilSatisOptimum
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Have to say some good work here from the Liberals, on water. 46% of bill payers money goes to paying off Thames Water debt. Venture Capitalism really needs reigning in.
Sainsbury's to cut 3,000 jobs by closing cafés and counters
The changes are part of a cost-cutting plan, but recent tax rises for businesses have also been a factor.
www.bbc.co.uk
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