@EstherMcVey1 Where is your compassion? Talking about being grateful, we as a nation are not grateful for the fact you and your husband Philip Davies claimed around £250,000 in taxpayer-funded accommodation expenses since 2017, all while your husband owned a London flat just one mile away.
@qadiryusfzai Funny how you say you were recording it in Liverpool…. I bet you have never even been to Liverpool, especially as you can mix up two city’s that are 34.5 miles away!!
@IanByrneMP Ironically, it wouldn’t surprise me if some DWP staff are also claiming Universal Credit themselves — it really highlights the wider issues with the system.
@lsarcasmnl@CollopySamantha Pretty sure Liverpool FC fans were the first to bring ‘Allez Allez Allez’ into English football with those lyrics—everyone else has just put their own spin on it since. Originals as always, others like you just follow…
@EstherMcVey1 What a diagrace is you and your husband claiming tens of thousands of pounds in expenses to rent a flat despite owning a flat a mile away. To think you were meant to be the "minister for common sense"!
@northernassist Hi, I've booked LIV to NCL 4th April, returning 6th April but now note there are strikes planned which will affect my families journey. My ticket says non-refundable but given the circumstances I would like to cancel and get a full refund. Can you help?
@TPEassist Hi, I have booked to travel liverpool to Newcastle Thursday 4th April to Saturday 6th April. I note even though the strike starts 5th - 6th it looks as though my outward journey will also be affected? I wish to cancel now but notice there is a £10 admin fee?
@TPEassist Thank you Kim. As it states that the strikes will affect many national rail services I don't want to take the chance of being stuck. I'm travelling with my children so do not want the upset. I would like a full refund as to charge £10 admin fee when it is not my fault is wrong