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Re: What are my rights and are they being breached
I think the specific body you need to contact is the Fair Work Agency, who regulate working for a gangmaster. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/pay-and-work-rights-complaints1 -
Re: 2026 DECLUTTERING CAMPAIGN Mrs SD - our Year of Redistribution
@Moorviews - re family history - if you are new to it can I suggest you look at the guidance on line on sites like Find my past, Ancestry and National Archives - these guidance pages are free to acce…15 -
Re: 2026 DECLUTTERING CAMPAIGN Mrs SD - our Year of Redistribution
Nice to see you @Liverpool_Anne, hope you feel better soon. We had yet another day of practically nothing again. The electrician and painter were supposed to have put an appearance in but neither did…15 -
Re: Uc capital disregard and use of compo
Is it wise to spend everything you have refitting your kitchen or would it be wiser to spend less and keep some money as an emergency fund.? You may never be asked about what you've spend your m…2 -
Re: Octopus Agile
off to Eon Next 24m. No exit so if things change materially I guess I can come back…2 -
Re: Early retirement - do my numbers add up?
That was something which got discussed on the previous thread so I believe he appreciates the DB pension is 100% taxable while the SIPP withdrawals can be 25% tax free and 75% taxable. Though when I …1 -
Re: Pentagon Derby sold me a car with extensive body work repair
And that's the only answer they CAN give, honestly. If an insurance company has refused to repair it, and has assigned it a write-off category, then they can check for that. But otherwise… they …2 -
Re: November 2026 Grocery Challenge
£45 spent this weekend. Brings total this month to. £201.63/£3004
