@GTSSport@BBCSussex@BBCSurrey Frustrating listening to Crawley at Fleetwood.
Crawley should of started with Darcy.
Why wait to 6o minutes to bring him on ,is ronan Darcy carrying an injury .
@peterbellamy@GTSSport@Robingrey21@crawleytown With a hair cut like that Peter you could be a fringe player at Crawley .
Especially the way Crawley are playing, it's all a bit pointless really.
@crawleytown In season 23/24.Crawley lost 6 nil to swindon at the County ground and at the end of the season we won at Wembley. So it's not where you start but where you finish.
But Crawley were poor today and we got what we deserved. Some players were invisible
@chriswrightzz I was there with my dad ,Mark Hughes came on ร nd turned it around. If my memory serves me right. Let's go metal and Alan Hanson what's the score. Amazing match. Unfortunately my trips to Chelsea are limited now.
@DrHelenFry Feral keanes ,Road of bones.
A fascinating book, that drags you in.
The story of the battles of imphal and kohima in 1944 and the defeat of the Japanese by indian and British troops.
News. The Chancellor's just announced Winter Fuel Payments will no longer be universal to all pensioners, now only pensioners on benefits will get it - in my view that's too narrow a group. Here's my formal statement to @RachelReevesMP ...
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The targeting of Winter Fuel Payments is too narrow with the winter we have coming. Pensioners were already due to get less as this will be the first time since winter 2022 they havenโt got the up to ยฃ300 extra winter fuel cost of living top-up.
The Energy Price Cap is likely to rise 10% this October and stay high across the winter, leaving most energy bills nearly double those pre-crisis, at levels unaffordable for millions.
Many pensioners eke out the ยฃ100 to ยฃ300 Winter Fuel Payments to allow them to keep some heating on through the cold months. While there's an argument for ending its universality due to tight national finances, it's being squeezed to too narrow a group โ just those on benefits and Pension Credit.
Yet again, those just above the thresholds will be hardest hit. This is often justified as there's a 'lack of household income data' to allow other targeting. However, there's a usable precedent from the emergency energy crisis measures announced in April 2022, which I'd urge the Government to look at.
Then, a payment was made to homes in council tax bands A to D โ as an imperfect but workable proxy for lower household incomes. That'd allow an additional group of lower to middle-income pensioners to keep the payments and mitigate bill shocks. Councils' discretionary funds could also be funded as in April 2022, for the limited numbers who still need help but don't qualify.
Plus, with this announcement, the Government has a huge moral imperative to ensure the 800,000 people eligible for Pension Credit who don't get it, are informed, educated and helped through the process. It is planning an awareness-raising campaign, but it needs to ensure that reaches every corner โ and if possible proactively and personally contact people.
Pension Credit is a crucial gateway benefit, giving access to a host of other entitlements, and now with the link to the Winter Fuel Payment, it makes it even more important to ensure fewer miss out."
This is Rochdale last night. We will NOT be ruled and dictated to by MOBS, we are ruled by BRITISH LAW plain and simple. RT if you agree. #IAmBritish๐ฌ๐ง
We stand in SOLIDARITY with our female Police officers whom were seriously assaulted by Muslim men whom didnโt want to follow British law at Manchester airport yesterday! The perpetrators must be charged with ASSAULT and deported if not nationals! RT if you agree! #IAmBritish๐ฌ๐ง
This was the spark that set off riots in Leeds last night.
Social services and police remove children from an imported family, clearly a safeguarding issue.
So the other imported families, to prove they're respectable and responsible, burn down the area.