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Tesco's home delivery service is better than Asda's. They rarely have items 'out of stock'.
Asda 2 -Tesco 1

Tesco deliveries have severely reduced the number of carrier bags they use and award you points for asking for the bags to be limited
Asda 2 - Tesco 2

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Complaining is good for the customer and for the business: the customer gets better service if the complaint is valid, and often the businesses are driven to give better service. Remember the old saying, "it's the squeaky wheel that gets the grease."

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Oops ... I can't remember is that is an old English saying, or a North American one .... but you get the drift.

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iam going to complain next time i see a disable drive drop a able bodie person off and take up a disabled bay making a disabled person walk because there are no disabled bays left because of people exploiting there blue badge

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Nothing will be done because the able bodied person you refer to is not doing anything wrong. An able bodied person is allowed to use the blue badge when they have the registered disabled badge holder in the car. The badge is allocated to the person, not the vehicle.

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in less blue badge has different value to orange badge orange badge is for disabled only

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Blue badges are allocated to the registered disabled who use the car, either as a driver or as a passenger.

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The Blue Badge parking scheme : Directgov - Disabled people
read please

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Get real davo69.

The Blue Badge replaced the Orange Badge to get in line with the EU.

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If you are a badge holder, it can only be used for your benefit. If a trip is for someone else and you are a passenger and staying in the vehicle, you cannot use the badge simply to let them benefit from free parking.taken from blu badge rules The Blue Badge parking scheme : Directgov - Disabled people yoy get real

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i rest my case

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Read it. It quite clearly states at the top of that link that blue badges are allocated to the registered disabled who use the car either as driver or passenger, like I said.

As long as the vehicle is being used for the disabled person's benefit there is no crime being committed.

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Did you read it?

“The Blue Badge scheme provides a range of parking benefits for disabled people who travel either as drivers or as passengers. The scheme operates throughout the UK.”

That openimg paragraph destroys your argument completely.

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wrong the rules
If you are a badge holder, it can only be used for your benefit. If a trip is for someone else and you are a passenger and staying in the vehicle, you cannot use the badge simply to let them benefit from free parking.

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read miss use off badge holders