Blue Peter Badge Owners No Longer Free Entrance To Attractions

Musique

If you are still planning on going to legoland buy a copy of the Guardian today and there is a voucher on page 20 for two for one enterance.

THE_LONE_RANGER_4

all this is all very shocking as stated earlier if i knew this i would have bought one of ebay ,sorry in this dear country scruples have gone out the window if you can get it grab it a bit immoral i know but immoral it has to be

jockettuk

the bloke who was selling them has been caught and might face a conviction,,

IvanOpinion

As usual a minority spoiling it for the majority

Ivan

surfcat

THE_LONE_RANGER wrote:

all this is all very shocking as stated earlier if i knew this i would have bought one of ebay ,sorry in this dear country scruples have gone out the window if you can get it grab it a bit immoral i know but immoral it has to be

stop blaming the country for your own lack of moral backbone.

Darksun

jockettuk wrote:

the bloke who was selling them has been caught and might face a conviction,,

A conviction on what grounds? Unless there is some kind of agreement when you get the badge that it remains the property of the BBC then I can't see how it's breaking the law. Immoral yes, illegal perhaps not.

Altarf

Darksun wrote:

A conviction on what grounds? Unless there is some kind of agreement when you get the badge that it remains the property of the BBC then I can't see how it's breaking the law. Immoral yes, illegal perhaps not.

If the entitlement to free entry is only for the badge winner and not just the person who happens to be holding the badge, then if the seller advertised the badges for the purpose of gaining admission to the attractions then they could be guilty of consipracy to obtain a pecuniary advantage by deception.

THE_LONE_RANGER_4

lack of moral back bone ,is the country to blame course it is ill be a lord soon

monkeyspanner

THE_LONE_RANGER wrote:

lack of moral back bone ,is the country to blame course it is ill be a lord soon

Is that Lord Archer?

jockettuk

Darksun wrote:

A conviction on what grounds? Unless there is some kind of agreement when you get the badge that it remains the property of the BBC then I can't see how it's breaking the law. Immoral yes, illegal perhaps not.

coz he had someone on the inside nicking them... he didnt win them