David O'Day
Well-Known Member
The new police bill sets up 10 year sentences for damaging statues but you can get 5 years for a rape conviction.
No wonder women are pissed off.
Depends if the CPS puts the cases forward for prosecution .
Been going backward for some years .
Somebody changed some policy within the last decade .
Anyhow nothing to worry about as expressed this morning on TV. It's unlikely a jury will convict lol so it's cushty.
Depends if you're noisy when holding a rally protest whatever.The new police bill sets up 10 year sentences for damaging statues but you can get 5 years for a rape conviction.
No wonder women are pissed off.
The new police bill sets up 10 year sentences for damaging statues but you can get 5 years for a rape conviction.
No wonder women are pissed off.
So if you damage a statue of someone who orchestrated raping and pillaging you’ll get more than actually raping.The new police bill sets up 10 year sentences for damaging statues but you can get 5 years for a rape conviction.
No wonder women are pissed off.
So if you damage a statue of someone who orchestrated raping and pillaging you’ll get more than actually raping.
The new police bill sets up 10 year sentences for damaging statues but you can get 5 years for a rape conviction.
No wonder women are pissed off.
Half of this board set to be locked up, then.ten years for 'causing serious annoyance'.
Half of this board set to be locked up, then.
it is within the environment of a protest. Not in your front room, red faced, drunk and smashing away furiously on your keyboard. Legislation to follow on that one.
Only 4 flags... the red wall focus groups won’t be happy.The £2.6m Downing Street media briefing room. You can certainly see where all the money has gone. And they got the Russians, Okno-TV, in to install the tech.
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Something for Allegra if she ever gets started.The £2.6m Downing Street media briefing room. You can certainly see where all the money has gone. And they got the Russians, Okno-TV, in to install the tech.
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Plenty of blue screen potential thoughThe £2.6m Downing Street media briefing room. You can certainly see where all the money has gone. And they got the Russians, Okno-TV, in to install the tech.
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Being suggested that it didn’t go out to competitive tender either.The £2.6m Downing Street media briefing room. You can certainly see where all the money has gone. And they got the Russians, Okno-TV, in to install the tech.
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The £2.6m Downing Street media briefing room. You can certainly see where all the money has gone. And they got the Russians, Okno-TV, in to install the tech.
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Backlash grows against cut to electric car grants
A government decision to reduce subsidies is criticised by the motor industry and UK businesses.www.bbc.co.uk
Dumber & Dumber. Same short-sighted horseshit as with the reduction of the FITs for solar panels a few years back which basically took a young, innovative green British industry & cut its potential growth off at the knees.
Thick as pig shit.
Well I've always wondered what is the benefit of living in an ivory tower if surrounded by deprivation and something as basic as a poorly maintained infrastructure etc.We really need to stop the narrative that paying tax is a bad thing and you're clever if you can avoid it; you're not, you're an ass if you do. People want good schools, healthcare, policing, housing, transport etc, but won't pay for it.This and awful political choices by the tory party are why England is in decline. It's no surprise Scotland want out. wouldn't be surprised if Wales followed afterwards for the way they're treated either.
Also, never trust any gov with your pension. Never! If there's a giant pot of money around, they'll find a way to get in it.
Well what do you do or think
Carers who sleep overnight at work in case they are needed not entitled to minimum wage for whole shift - Supreme Court rules
Judges dismiss appeals from two care workers - while care organisations say they've avoided a "catastrophic financial outcome".news.sky.com
Well it used to be when it was provided through LA's , something changed around 15yrs ago, probably campaign to end up where we are now earlier still.We do need to find a way of compensating care workers more fairly, and treating it as a profession. Maybe bumping National Insurance up?
Should be paid IMO. On call is a cop it for companies who want to provide a round the clock service, which you know they are charging for, but don't want to pay to properly staff it. Even worse when you're talking about staff on minimum wage.Well what do you do or think
Carers who sleep overnight at work in case they are needed not entitled to minimum wage for whole shift - Supreme Court rules
Judges dismiss appeals from two care workers - while care organisations say they've avoided a "catastrophic financial outcome".news.sky.com
Spain to launch trial of four-day working week
Government agrees to proposal from leftwing party Más País allowing companies to test reduced hoursamp.theguardian.com
Four day working week gathering interest and momentum.
Got a couple of mates who are on 4 day weeks, one has been for over 10 years, the other more recent. Both say the same thing @Evo1883 mentioned on another thread, makes a huge difference as work no longer dominates your life. They also say their companies have seen increased productivity and employee retention since making the change.Spain to launch trial of four-day working week
Government agrees to proposal from leftwing party Más País allowing companies to test reduced hoursamp.theguardian.com
Four day working week gathering interest and momentum.
I had that one. Was working for a company whose client base was supposed to be entirely in Hampshire. They took on a client in London and expected me to travel there, with traffic it added 6 hours or more a day. Of course the travel time wasn't paid as "our quote wouldn't be competitive if we paid travel time". Don't quote then!not paying travel time
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