Religion & Spirituality2 mins ago
Census
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Just done ours online to get it out of the way, did only take 25 mins for the both of us. I don't mind doing but with the underhand threat of a £1000 fine I felt less obliged.
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I didn't fill it in once, too much going on in my life at the time and I completely forgot about it, they came round the house. No stupid questions to answer.
They just showed me the last census form and asked had anything changed.
Yes...she doesn't live here anymore...she's in Oz, otherwise the same.
Thank you
End of convo.
They just showed me the last census form and asked had anything changed.
Yes...she doesn't live here anymore...she's in Oz, otherwise the same.
Thank you
End of convo.
oh I think from the very first 1801 wasnt it? people were opting for this and that - including no thank you
what astounds me is that 1841 it cost the councils such a lot of money that when they ordered the books to be destroyed virtually all the councils decided to hang onto the returns and store them
and it is confidential, 1971 they prosecuted a returns officer who dobbed in benefits dodgers - I think he did time
what astounds me is that 1841 it cost the councils such a lot of money that when they ordered the books to be destroyed virtually all the councils decided to hang onto the returns and store them
and it is confidential, 1971 they prosecuted a returns officer who dobbed in benefits dodgers - I think he did time
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