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Rob Furlong - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Of course, that was for shooting vermin.;) Maybe he was awarded a bus pass for his shooting. |
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Oh wait a minute, we used to have that before some past government screwed it up. |
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Didn't realise that the buses were no longer local authority run. In my week here I noticed that there seem to be taxis everywhere in town but the buses seemed to be mainly empty...
Do pensioners still get free bus passes? |
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I was saying this morning I need one of those Max Cabs stickers for my car, I'm sure my car is the only one in Accrington without one. There's more taxis than people in accrington, all legitimate of course :rolleyes: |
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For economic reasons, the Council then had to sell the bus company to Stagecoach. I can speak with some knowledge on this - I was involved in the discussions surrounding the sale. |
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My bus pass is not free. I pay for it!
I have paid into the system all of my life. I have never been unemployed. I drew dole during the time when factories laid people off because of the power cuts.......but was never unemployed(you had to sign on to get your insurance stamp paid for). I get a free eye test...but pay for my glasses. I do not get free or concessionary dental treatment(yes, I do still have my own teeth). I could have free prescriptions, but currently take no prescribed medications. So my bus pass is the only thing that the government gives me....except, it doesn't because I still pay taxes......on my pension, council tax(at full rate).....tax on the meagre income my savings accrue.......so I assure you Groove......they are giving me nothing. I earned it! |
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Ignore the clown margaret..........hes banned now anyway.:D
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I noticed, but it incenses me when folk think the bus pass is free. I was waiting for the bus to go to Manchester recently and some young folk were talking about all us oldies being able to get on the bus and travel for free....so it is a widespread belief.
These whippersnappers forget that one day they might be old too....if they live long enough. And yes Neil, I did respond, but not to him....to the topic! I have him on ignore. |
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I have read the post that the groovy idiot posted and have held my finger off the keyboard until now. I have a bus pass, I have used it twice to go into Accrington but still find it easier to drive straight from my garage to town rather than walk the two hundred yards to the bus stop, OK I am a lazy so and so but after 73 years the old body is getting a bit weary. |
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