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It's the sense of entitlement and the huffiness about public scrutiny that turns my nose. It's public money, our money, that he's claimed and he's a public servant. When I think of the hoops that people have to jump through just to claim a few quid from our social security system when they've been dealt a life blow such as redundancy, it makes me mad.

They're buggered, aren't they? How are they going to justify trimming public sector pay or benefit levels when some of them been claiming tens of thousands for items and services that have nothing to do with necessary expenses.
FM
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Originally posted by Bigdaddyostrich:
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Originally posted by Garage Joe:


Excellent news in fact Big Grin
Perhaps the good people of Salford have been able to see straight through this comparably faux crisis, and are already asking questions about what lies behind it.
1. Why is not in the public interest for us to know the dynamics behind the news gathering?
2. What happened to the breaking news of tax avoidance.
3. Are the two related? (Yes they are! Nod )




A true endorsement of politics: voter turnout a whacking 17.5%

The triumphant Labour candidate was feted with an incredible 606 votes .

The BNP came a close 3rd with 276 Ninja


a safe labour seat, apathy and protest voting, springs to mind. Big Grin
bozzimacoo
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Originally posted by Daniel J*:
It's the sense of entitlement and the huffiness about public scrutiny that turns my nose. It's public money, our money, that he's claimed and he's a public servant. When I think of the hoops that people have to jump through just to claim a few quid from our social security system when they've been dealt a life blow such as redundancy, it makes me mad.

Exactly deej - that just about sums it all up in a nutshell.

Well said. Clapping
HyacinthB
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Originally posted by HyacinthB:
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Originally posted by Daniel J*:
It's the sense of entitlement and the huffiness about public scrutiny that turns my nose. It's public money, our money, that he's claimed and he's a public servant. When I think of the hoops that people have to jump through just to claim a few quid from our social security system when they've been dealt a life blow such as redundancy, it makes me mad.

Exactly deej - that just about sums it all up in a nutshell.

Well said. Clapping


I second that Eeker
Liverpoollass

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