@KirstyBuchanan4 My teen no longer goes to Boots or Superdrug without me because she is followed and watched by staff. However also understand the stores POV as they are plagued with shoplifters and can’t even have testers on display as they are stolen.
@Anna_Soubry@anntreneman How banks and other institutions treat older people shameful. They closed local branches & expect elderly people to navigate online banking despite many not even having a smartphone. It is discriminatory and would not be tolerated by any other sector of society.
@mikeysmith Other than doctors and senior NHS specialists those in the private sector people who can afford to make these levels of pension contributions do not do the kind of jobs that are going to fulfill the gaps employers are crying out for.
@TheNewsAgents@GlobalPlayer@Jeremy_Hunt If this was about NHS consultants he could have made new rules to specifically benefit them, instead it’s a Trojan horse gift to the most wealthy in the country who want to squirrel their wealth away from IHT
@ShelaghFogarty Sadly the same and worse up and done the country. Even when they patch them up the road is just as bad a few months later. Same volume of traffic where I live just worse roads than https://t.co/RRaax8MCm2 is bad materials? Cutting corners?
@implausibleblog If people over 50 can afford to retire and have chosen to do so, what are the chances that they will return to the workplace and do an apprenticeship. This government are delusional
@jonsopel Indeed, a giveaway for already wealthy people meanwhile ordinarily workers cannot afford to live and can only dream of pension pots of this kind
@BenKentish I don’t agree, parents need help now not in 2024. We have also not seen the detail and how much top fee will be required by underfunded and understaffed nurseries
@mrjamesob My daughter has to wear her coat indoors at school because they can’t afford to have the heating on. Oh and the roof leaks in several places including the exam hall where a bucket is placed next to her desk to catch the drips