Cheers mate. No wonder they can't be precise about where the problems occur. Real left hand right hand stuff. It seems that a pic of the contents of a pack that was supposed to be for a family of three circulated by a famous person was in fact for one. I was puzzled about two potatoes get shared by three. Vouchers seem to be an obvious choice for me but what do l know.
In a separate matter lve just had a laugh at BBC1 NW news where are doing their utmost trying not to mention City or even Manchester in their feature on jabs at the Etihad. I'm sure that a lot of older people don't know where or what the Etihad is.
No worries mate,
We got notification today from the DfE that we can reset our Edenred log in however it's too late for us to use it for the first two weeks as we've had to source vouchers from the big, local supermarket.
Only a minor inconvenience as it reduces choice for our families (you can pick from a choice of supermarkets using Edenred and you are limited to buying products that will only be sold to anyone under 16) but it's another obvious thing that could have been sorted earlier.
Seriously though ,why do you put yourself through the torture of watching BBC News?
It's common knowledge that Media City is full of Rags who are incapable of following their own charters.
The cretins at Media City probably dared each other for a bet to see if they could put together the piece about The Etihad without mentioning us and were high fiving each other during the broadcast
Compare and contrast our publically funded broadcaster with an independent report I heard last night on TV which started;
"The footballer Marcus Rashford was amongst several people who has criticised some of the food parcels distributed to families as a replacement for FSM"
Followed by a factually accurate piece about some of the poor meal packages distributed.
A great piece that covered the salient points and was factually correct.
Contrast with the BBC version which based on previous reporting I have seen would have been something like:
"Manchester United footballer Marcus Rashford has criticised the quality of some of the food parcels provided as a substitute for FSM.
The Manchester United footballer who can be seen here scoring for Manchester United against PSG took to Twitter and said..."
Who actually regulates the BBC?
They're going downhill faster than Franz Clammer and the standard of reporting and quality of their output is getting worse.
From Roan keeping his job after sneering at the recently deceased Leicester City owner at the side of the smouldering wreckage of his helicopter to Stone promoting Tag Heuer watches whilst being paid by the licence payer to report on a club tour and the arrogant, pathetic wriggling during the Pete the Badge incident when several posters on here called them out for basically bullying a vulnerable person.
If they were a commercial organisation they can report how they like but it boils my piss at having to pay a license fee to pay for this shite even if I never watch anything on the BBC.
