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Has anyone done one of these? I got a £5 voucher included with the original letter which I've already spent! It's about the cost of living submitted by /u/NurseDiz to r/CasualUK [link] [comments]

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My cousin's kid is starting secondary in september and the school (north west england) have just sent a "welcome letter" with a notice requesting £600 (or £20 monthly "finance plan" over 36 months) for an ipad. The letter said it's mandatory for all y7 pupils and required to access the curriculum during most lessons. There is no option to opt out and there's a "small number of school devices available" to borrow per day, but only if they forget theirs. Those can't be taken out of school and they are expected to do their homework on theirs. Kids who get free school meals (which was 50% of my cousin's kid's class in primary) get a 40% discount, but they still have to pay. The tablet includes insurance but doesn't cover accidental damage/breaks or theft. They trialled the scheme last year for year 7s but supplied the first round of tablets and kept them in classrooms, now they'

Driver did this around all bends (this was around snake pass). We're further back than the video shows, this was highly zoomed in. reported to SNAP but they wouldn't do anything because the reg wasn't clear enough in the video and they didn't allow photos as part of the submission which do show the reg submitted by /u/_dentalt to r/drivingUK

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[Joyce] Liverpool scrap plans for three years of ticket price increases. The

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