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David.

Call_of_Trouty wrote: »

Pretty sure this was mentioned the other day. It seems they were going to take them but changed their minds the same day. A few people tried but got told they couldn't use them as the stores had emails sent to them.

Well was worth a try

pattylabelle

lynn2302 - ignore people on this thread who try to wind you up!!!

pattylabelle

Off to take kids for a swim. See ya later. Px

aau1

marymilkmaid wrote: »

Good morning all, cold again here & the sun has done a runner again !!

Quick q but did anyone get there Tosco pp vouchers back yesterday? Mine from Friday hasn't appeared yet??

All mine are coming back within 12 hours the last few days

henlans

pattylabelle wrote: »

lynn2302 - ignore people on this thread who try to wind you up!!!

Totally Agree with you.

spasguidedogs

Deb_S wrote: »

Morning all

Can I ask the parents of older kids a question please

Those of you that have put their kids through driving lessons. How many should I be expecting to have to pay for to get a 17 year old girl with zero driving experience through her test?

Taking her out in my own car is difficult as it is not your normal everyday car.

Thanks for any advice in advance :-)

My 17yr old twins are both learning to drive with an instructor, who has quoted around 40hrs of driving lessons each.

Bank of dad would of liked it in 12 lessons!

HTH

ellie14

Deb_S wrote: »

Morning all

Can I ask the parents of older kids a question please

Those of you that have put their kids through driving lessons. How many should I be expecting to have to pay for to get a 17 year old girl with zero driving experience through her test?

Taking her out in my own car is difficult as it is not your normal everyday car.

Thanks for any advice in advance :-)

Cost us well over 1k it's the driving schools they like to spin it out,at the 12month mark we bought D/D a car ,I took her every night driving for six weeks ,I was weary with it .
She took her test straight after the six weeks passed first time,she said I had taught her so much more about real driving,did't have any minusses on her test,I was well chuffed.
In hind sight (a wonderful thing) I would have bought a cheap but safe car and taught her along side her lessons ,a much cheaper option imo.

aau1

chandlerscroft wrote: »

Has anyone tried the Morrisons flagship stores taking competitors vouchers, I know someone said they weren't taking clubcard vouchers, but what about price porkies and APGs?

I can't see any comments about it.

Thanks in advance.

No PPs or APGs (unless you get a clueless SA)

I was told its only coupons given to you, mailed to you (except CC vouchers ) or cut from a mag. Nothing you can print out should be accepted

silvercar

David. wrote: »

If people have got access to a car then once they are well on the way they can clock up a few hours driving I am sure that helps a lot.
But we just used the instructor because it would have been all out war with me and eldest learning to drive.
Plus like someone else mentioned I would not even consider taking them on normal roads to start with without dual controls :eek:

The most scariest thing of bringing up children is teaching them to drive.

silvercar

It is so so lovely having both my children home. (DS1 is now at home having finished uni, DS2 went to uni as DS1 returned - so they have not both been living at home for 4 years).

Just nice to see how they interact. They are now 22 & 18. Last night they were "walking" through uni town in google street view discussing where they shop, where they club etc.