tried Hardcloud thanks.
DW, would appreciate that. they gonna be £29.99?
DW, would appreciate that. they gonna be £29.99?
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8 Nov 2007 12:06
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8 Nov 2007 12:28
How old is she? If she's under 20 she doesn't need to have paid any NI. Tell her to go to her local Citizens Advice Bureau - they'll be able to help her claim.
8 Nov 2007 15:50
How old is she? If she's under 20 she doesn't need to have paid any NI. Tell her to go to her local Citizens Advice Bureau - they'll be able to help her claim.
She's 25 in December. Finished Uni when she was 22. Not done much since. Psychiatrist thinks she's got borderline personality disorder but she hasn't had any formal diagnosis so she has had to make the claim on the GPs diagnosis of depression. I know it makes a difference to her benefits in this crappy system, but really, what difference should it make how old she is, how much NI she has paid?
Oh, and technically she's homeless (living with me for now). Can't believe they're telling her she's not entitled to any help
8 Nov 2007 21:04
How old is she? If she's under 20 she doesn't need to have paid any NI. Tell her to go to her local Citizens Advice Bureau - they'll be able to help her claim.
She's 25 in December. Finished Uni when she was 22. Not done much since. Psychiatrist thinks she's got borderline personality disorder but she hasn't had any formal diagnosis so she has had to make the claim on the GPs diagnosis of depression. I know it makes a difference to her benefits in this crappy system, but really, what difference should it make how old she is, how much NI she has paid?
Oh, and technically she's homeless (living with me for now). Can't believe they're telling her she's not entitled to any help
Hmm sounds all too familiar. I had to fill in loads of tax shit when I applied for Incapacity benefit last year, but yeah basically they said if I hadn't paid enough NI I wouldn't qualify for it. Thank fuck I've been working since I was 16. Was a joke though, had to send off payslips and stuff. I was thinking how on earth scummers sign on to the dole so easily when they probably haven't had a job for years or at all?!?!
But yeah tell her visit the local CAB or visit a Job centre and speak to someone about it. Unless she hasn't had a job at all?
EDIT: Has she tried applying for Disability benefits? Which is actually a tad different from Incapacity…
8 Nov 2007 21:25
Yeah Canary islands looks the best shout. Dont want Lanzarote as I worked there though, so Gran Canaria looks the one.
Anyone know where to get good deals? Dont want to go with Thomson….
8 Nov 2007 21:40
Probs OFN but just seen this on Google and clicked it, different age group designs, some of them are toppers
http://www.google.com/doodle4google/ukvote.html
http://www.google.com/doodle4google/ukvote.html
Anybody know about benefits available for people with mental ilnesses? Friend of mine has and her doctor's said she's not fit to work. She's tried to claim incapacity benefit but the job centre reckons she hasn't paid enough national insurance to be able to make a claim - how can she pay national insurance when she can't work?
Mental health care in this country is an absolute joke but getting angry isn't going to help her so I'm trying to find out what she can do. I'm so frustrated with the way she gets passed from pillar to post so I can't imagine how she feels but there must be something she can do
Mental health care in this country is an absolute joke but getting angry isn't going to help her so I'm trying to find out what she can do. I'm so frustrated with the way she gets passed from pillar to post so I can't imagine how she feels but there must be something she can do
Anybody know about benefits available for people with mental ilnesses? Friend of mine has and her doctor's said she's not fit to work. She's tried to claim incapacity benefit but the job centre reckons she hasn't paid enough national insurance to be able to make a claim - how can she pay national insurance when she can't work?
Mental health care in this country is an absolute joke but getting angry isn't going to help her so I'm trying to find out what she can do. I'm so frustrated with the way she gets passed from pillar to post so I can't imagine how she feels but there must be something she can do
Mental health care in this country is an absolute joke but getting angry isn't going to help her so I'm trying to find out what she can do. I'm so frustrated with the way she gets passed from pillar to post so I can't imagine how she feels but there must be something she can do
How old is she? If she's under 20 she doesn't need to have paid any NI. Tell her to go to her local Citizens Advice Bureau - they'll be able to help her claim.
Anybody know about benefits available for people with mental ilnesses? Friend of mine has and her doctor's said she's not fit to work. She's tried to claim incapacity benefit but the job centre reckons she hasn't paid enough national insurance to be able to make a claim - how can she pay national insurance when she can't work?
Mental health care in this country is an absolute joke but getting angry isn't going to help her so I'm trying to find out what she can do. I'm so frustrated with the way she gets passed from pillar to post so I can't imagine how she feels but there must be something she can do
Mental health care in this country is an absolute joke but getting angry isn't going to help her so I'm trying to find out what she can do. I'm so frustrated with the way she gets passed from pillar to post so I can't imagine how she feels but there must be something she can do
How old is she? If she's under 20 she doesn't need to have paid any NI. Tell her to go to her local Citizens Advice Bureau - they'll be able to help her claim.
She's 25 in December. Finished Uni when she was 22. Not done much since. Psychiatrist thinks she's got borderline personality disorder but she hasn't had any formal diagnosis so she has had to make the claim on the GPs diagnosis of depression. I know it makes a difference to her benefits in this crappy system, but really, what difference should it make how old she is, how much NI she has paid?
Oh, and technically she's homeless (living with me for now). Can't believe they're telling her she's not entitled to any help
Anybody know about benefits available for people with mental ilnesses? Friend of mine has and her doctor's said she's not fit to work. She's tried to claim incapacity benefit but the job centre reckons she hasn't paid enough national insurance to be able to make a claim - how can she pay national insurance when she can't work?
Mental health care in this country is an absolute joke but getting angry isn't going to help her so I'm trying to find out what she can do. I'm so frustrated with the way she gets passed from pillar to post so I can't imagine how she feels but there must be something she can do
Mental health care in this country is an absolute joke but getting angry isn't going to help her so I'm trying to find out what she can do. I'm so frustrated with the way she gets passed from pillar to post so I can't imagine how she feels but there must be something she can do
How old is she? If she's under 20 she doesn't need to have paid any NI. Tell her to go to her local Citizens Advice Bureau - they'll be able to help her claim.
She's 25 in December. Finished Uni when she was 22. Not done much since. Psychiatrist thinks she's got borderline personality disorder but she hasn't had any formal diagnosis so she has had to make the claim on the GPs diagnosis of depression. I know it makes a difference to her benefits in this crappy system, but really, what difference should it make how old she is, how much NI she has paid?
Oh, and technically she's homeless (living with me for now). Can't believe they're telling her she's not entitled to any help
Hmm sounds all too familiar. I had to fill in loads of tax shit when I applied for Incapacity benefit last year, but yeah basically they said if I hadn't paid enough NI I wouldn't qualify for it. Thank fuck I've been working since I was 16. Was a joke though, had to send off payslips and stuff. I was thinking how on earth scummers sign on to the dole so easily when they probably haven't had a job for years or at all?!?!
But yeah tell her visit the local CAB or visit a Job centre and speak to someone about it. Unless she hasn't had a job at all?
EDIT: Has she tried applying for Disability benefits? Which is actually a tad different from Incapacity…
Possible to get a holiday somewhere hot in December for about £250?
Where should I be looking?
canary islands/greece/tunisia/turkey is probs about as warm as you are gonna get on that budget i would think.Where should I be looking?
Yeah Canary islands looks the best shout. Dont want Lanzarote as I worked there though, so Gran Canaria looks the one.
Anyone know where to get good deals? Dont want to go with Thomson….
I've been looking for similar but in January, and it seems like the best deals are either with package operators (First Choice seemed alright) or through the verious booking engines
http://www.expedia.co.uk
http://www.opodo.co.uk
http://www.cheapflights.co.uk
http://www.airline-network.co.uk
BA had some surprisingly good deals, can't remember if they went as low as 250 though
http://www.expedia.co.uk
http://www.opodo.co.uk
http://www.cheapflights.co.uk
http://www.airline-network.co.uk
BA had some surprisingly good deals, can't remember if they went as low as 250 though
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