ChatterBank1 min ago
Return to Dickensian poverty?
Following on from the link provided by DrFilth in a previous thread...
http://www.telegraph....tired-and-hungry.html
How is this allowed to happen in this day and age?
There's a paragraph that claims a 6th former (16/17- right?) hasn't eaten for 3 days!
Surely even the poorest family could cobble 40p together to buy a reduced loaf from a supermarket?
http://www.telegraph....tired-and-hungry.html
How is this allowed to happen in this day and age?
There's a paragraph that claims a 6th former (16/17- right?) hasn't eaten for 3 days!
Surely even the poorest family could cobble 40p together to buy a reduced loaf from a supermarket?
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eddie it is this bit i wanted to print out >> You need to be on benefits to get it but it is there for the asking.<<
>> EDDIE51
Just one point to correct Jack the hat
Prepay meters can now be on a tariff that is as low as the cheapest alternate method of payment. You need to be on benefits to get it but it is there for the asking.
07:23 Wed 26th Oct 2011
>> EDDIE51
Just one point to correct Jack the hat
Prepay meters can now be on a tariff that is as low as the cheapest alternate method of payment. You need to be on benefits to get it but it is there for the asking.
07:23 Wed 26th Oct 2011
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