General Election June 8th

[blue cigar]

No problem at all. In fact, I'd welcome it. Never read such shite, nurses using foodbanks. Bollocks.[/QUOT
The only bollocks spouted on here is from you. Best to keep quiet when you dont know the facts laddy.

 

[malg]

@blue cigar Laddy? Who the fuck are you?

Oh, and how the fuck do you know what I do for a living? How would you know that I don't know what I'm on about.

Arrogant tosser.

Oh, and learn how to reply to posts you tit.

 

[malg]

Read this on twitter so not sure if true but could be interesting

Hahaha......oh dear, that would be funny!

 

[PannickAtTheDisco]

not enthused by this election. Don't really buy into May, don't buy into Corbyn and the incessant drive "left", Lib Dems are just disagreeable, Greens are tedious, UKIP are numpties bar Farage, who else is there to vote for?

I liked Cameron, and I liked the Tory/Lib Dem coalition bringing politics to the centre, which is the sensible place for it to be. Selfish people have pulled us away.

 

[Gelsons Dad]

Well things have gone to shit if nurses and teachers need to use food banks that is a sorry state of affairs of our nation. Thats dreadful.

I hope it's not the case.

It's not.
This story is from a report last year that quoted a single mother student nurse claiming she sometimes had to use a food bank. It didn't't disclose her previous financial state.

The average Nurse salary is 23,000+ but with overtime it can be much higher. You can find a story from last year of a nurse taking home over 100k due to overtime.

 

[blue cigar]

@blue cigar Laddy? Who the fuck are you?

Oh, and how the fuck do you know what I do for a living? How would you know that I don't know what I'm on about.

Arrogant tosser.

Oh, and learn how to reply to posts you tit.

Im arrogant??
The times, bbc, thelondoneconomic, scottish herald, unison, royal college of nursing all repoting that nurses are using foodbanks and taking out payday loans and grants to make ends meet but im supposed to listen to a nomark halfwit like you? Ha ha, give it up sonny, your just making noise to be argumentative.

 

[The Light Was Yellow Sir]

It's not.
This story is from a report last year that quoted a single mother student nurse claiming she sometimes had to use a food bank. It didn't't disclose her previous financial state.

The average Nurse salary is 23,000+ but with overtime it can be much higher. You can find a story from last year of a nurse taking home over 100k due to overtime.

£23000? Average house price in London, £480000. Mortgage available on £23000? £92000.
Cheapest one bedroom rents in London are about £1200 per month. Take home, assuming no student loan? £1453.97. After rent, £253.97 per month. What a life she must have........

 

[Gabriel]

It's not.
This story is from a report last year that quoted a single mother student nurse claiming she sometimes had to use a food bank. It didn't't disclose her previous financial state.

The average Nurse salary is 23,000+ but with overtime it can be much higher. You can find a story from last year of a nurse taking home over 100k due to overtime.

I think it all rather depends on what constitutes a 'nurse'. I read a similar article, Daily Mail, but the more I investigated, the more I discovered that the nurse being described was doing a job far removed from the average nurse on the ward. Indeed, it was akin to describing the super-head of three major state schools 'a teacher'.

 

[blue cigar]

I think it all rather depends on what constitutes a 'nurse'. I read a similar article, Daily Mail, but the more I investigated, the more I discovered that the nurse being described was doing a job far removed from the average nurse on the ward. Indeed, it was akin to describing the super-head of three major state schools 'a teacher'.

It stems from a study not a single case. If its bollocks as some seem to think, why didnt the pm challenge it?

 

[Gabriel]

It stems from a study not a single case. If its bollocks as some seem to think, why didn't the pm challenge it?

I'm confused, BC. I was referring to an older story about 4 nurses in the Rotherham area, I think, reputedly earning 100K.