General Discussion
from today's Sunday Telegraph http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/religion/9919844/Archbishop-of-Canterbury-attacks-Government-welfare-reforms.html
An interesting article on immigration from today's Observer. http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2013/mar/10/fresh-way-immigration-public-support
http://www.thisissouthdevon.co.uk/Bedroom-tax-cut-benefits-6-000-disabled-region/story-18365548-detail/story.html#axzz2N4L1t6qn
"It is estimated that twenty nine million that's (29) will come to these shores within the next few years" Estimated by whom and based on what evidence? and from where will they come? (just asking)
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I'm just curious to know how bills for treatment by the NHS will get paid if the person concerned does not normally live in this country or is living in this country but below officialdom's radar. A bill may well be issued but what if the person concerned cannot be traced afterwards? How can payment be enforced?
Nor me. I am an atheist as well.
Don't know what it is you've been reading Fred but it certainly isn't that church report on Poverty that I've posted on another thread.
Am all for cycling and for walking. Yes there is a car. Not used unless out of necessity.
I like to walk, and not unsurprisingly I like to walk on pavements/dedicated footpaths. For some reason I think they are safer than walking on roads. Perhaps you could explain to me why that might be. And I don't see whether or not there will be a footpath as a little problem. You might see it as a little problem but others would disagree.
