UK then and now
17 December 2007, 02:07 PM
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Yes.
One ran his vehicle into my car last week
Less said of the matter the better: usual story.
17 December 2007, 02:35 PM
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Just to keep people up to date (if interested) on the translation issue:
Translate less, councils are told | The Guardian | Guardian Unlimited
Translate less, councils are told | The Guardian | Guardian Unlimited
17 December 2007, 02:51 PM
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How many people on here are aware of the new immigration policies that are being formulated by the government at the moment?
or alternatively, how many people on here know of the Conservative party's suggested policy?
Complaining is easy.
or alternatively, how many people on here know of the Conservative party's suggested policy?
Complaining is easy.
17 December 2007, 03:55 PM
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17 December 2007, 04:00 PM
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As is the usual case eh, everyone wants to bitch and moan but never know the full picture.
Anyway, you cant blame the influx of immigrants on the state of the NHS, according to everyone else its in a real bad state even though Ive been to the hospital twice this month with a suspected broken foot and broken ankle. X-Rayed and looked after very well all within the hour I was back out of the car park. Nothing but good things to say about the NHS although it does have its problems and always has had.
Anyway, you cant blame the influx of immigrants on the state of the NHS, according to everyone else its in a real bad state even though Ive been to the hospital twice this month with a suspected broken foot and broken ankle. X-Rayed and looked after very well all within the hour I was back out of the car park. Nothing but good things to say about the NHS although it does have its problems and always has had.
17 December 2007, 05:04 PM
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I wish it was only once: Third time now.
You asked how do I get affected by people in the UK not being able to speak English, my case is just a mere singular example. But non the less something that should be a simple, easy, relatively hassle free swap of details. And even that was literally impossible.
You asked how do I get affected by people in the UK not being able to speak English, my case is just a mere singular example. But non the less something that should be a simple, easy, relatively hassle free swap of details. And even that was literally impossible.
17 December 2007, 05:19 PM
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I wish it was only once: Third time now.
You asked how do I get affected by people in the UK not being able to speak English, my case is just a mere singular example. But non the less something that should be a simple, easy, relatively hassle free swap of details. And even that was literally impossible.
You asked how do I get affected by people in the UK not being able to speak English, my case is just a mere singular example. But non the less something that should be a simple, easy, relatively hassle free swap of details. And even that was literally impossible.
I am sure it was difficult but just of those things I guess.