Anyone who's been doing a bunch of cash in hand work is about to get bitten in the arse by their tax dodging.
This is my brother. His gardening business of which he is always busy is cash in hand only.
Anyone who's been doing a bunch of cash in hand work is about to get bitten in the arse by their tax dodging.
Yeah fair enough, you are literally at the point with no park! Chapelfield Gardens would be your closest, I guess.Hiya!! /Wave
I live nearish to Notre dame school / Sainsbury if you know that area! Nothing much close really which is why I always go to earlham / whitlingham, always have since we moved here.
Anyone who's been doing a bunch of cash in hand work is about to get bitten in the arse by their tax dodging.
Shame that the official figures are starting to become increasingly unreliable. Shorter reporting period, and extra conditions on report a covid-19 death (permission from relatives to +1 the figures).
Even after all the measures that have been introudce over the past week, the UK gov still feels the needi to manipulate the data.
Shame that the official figures are starting to become increasingly unreliable. Shorter reporting period, and extra conditions on report a covid-19 death (permission from relatives to +1 the figures).
Even after all the measures that have been introudce over the past week, the UK gov still feels the needi to manipulate the data.
Anyone who's been doing a bunch of cash in hand work is about to get bitten in the arse by their tax dodging.
What's he going to do?This is my brother. His gardening business of which he is always busy is cash in hand only.
I wondered what was going on haha. I looked out my balcony to a row of people randomly whooping and cheering.
Yeahhh it was wild. The cruise ships were loud as wellEchoing out across Southampton, it's nice to see everyone in my street out showing their appreciation.
Cynical old me was expecting this to be the usual twee Facebook shite, but our whole community was out clapping. Predominately older bunch too. What a wonderfully surprising moment.
Didn't hear any applauding but there were a couple of fireworks.
Hey England, maybe you could support your NHS workers by not voting for the cunting Tories when loads of them are telling you about the damage that cuts are doing to the service.
Hey England, maybe you could support your NHS workers by not voting for the cunting Tories when loads of them are telling you about the damage that cuts are doing to the service.
It's echoing what we've seen in other countries. Showing an appreciation for the health workers at the frontline of this pandemic and in general.I saw some fireworks and see people here talking about it. What was it about?
Yeah, a lot of this 'support' comes accross as pretty insipid considering how many people have voted Tory over the last decade. I mean, I wouldn't judge anyone here for supporting the NHS in any way they like because we pretty much unanimously vote Labour here but my god, most of these people signalling their support are just doing it for the 'Gram.Hey England, maybe you could support your NHS workers by not voting for the cunting Tories when loads of them are telling you about the damage that cuts are doing to the service.
tell him to pay his fucking taxes
Hey England, maybe you could support your NHS workers by not voting for the cunting Tories when loads of them are telling you about the damage that cuts are doing to the service.
Yeah, that's my take too. Everyone in my street was clapping and cheering. I live in a super Tory stronghold. Obviously not all the cheers came from Tory voters, but... kindly fuck off, all of them.Hey England, maybe you could support your NHS workers by not voting for the cunting Tories when loads of them are telling you about the damage that cuts are doing to the service.
Saw some abuse towards ASDA staff first hand today. Some guys were told they had to queue to get in the shop since they were limiting how many people were in at once and they told the employee that she looks like she has cancer and if she doesn't - they hope she does.
She seemed to take it in her stride but it's still a sad thing to see.
That stinks, and it's sad to think how this overshadows what should be a very special time, but keep reminding yourself that you're saving lives by following these rules, and you'll have a baby home before you know it.Just found out the new Coronavirus maternity rules. Seems I'm not allowed to be in the hospital until my girlfriend goes in to labour and after the baby is born I'm not allowed to stay. They've closed the infirmary that is in the same town as me so I'll need to wait in the house which is a 45 minute drive from the hospital where she'll be having it. She's due at the beginning of may so hopefully things have eased by then or she doesn't go early.