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Trying to get by with the cycle to work scheme =
PhilipRif
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I was wondering if this was still running? Is there a link to it? And, is it compusory for my employee to pay for it?
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So erode the whole point of using a forum for help and discussion.
A forum where people would likely have the answers to help me and instead you send me to google, to spend ages sifting through the many 'click bait' adverts and articles to probably not get a direct answer.
Thanks for your comment, but your link was offensive and not very welcoming.
Not every answer is a google search.0 -
So erode the whole point of using a forum for help and discussion.
A forum where people would likely have the answers to help me and instead you send me to google, to spend ages sifting through the many 'click bait' adverts and articles to probably not get a direct answer.
Thanks for your comment, but your link was offensive and not very welcoming.
Not every answer is a google search.
...except that link took you straight to a lot of helpful info if you gave it time to load, including the gov.uk page of guidance, so quite why it was 'offensive' is beyond me!0 -
It should not be 'beyond you'.
Empathise, and consider that next time you come to a forum to have a discussion that your sent an animation of how to search on google. How would you feel? Offended?
or maybe a phrase 'be rudely pushed aside and made to look stupid.'
Yes, that's how I feel.0 -
But asking "is there a link to it" as your second question does imply you haven't looked for yourself.
Asking, does anyone here use it? or what advice would you give to get the best value? or other further questions is good. But implying you haven't even done a basic search for the .gov site seems rude too.0
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