daniel3982

I know there's some good landlords out there but it's a shame we live in a society where you don't have security of tenancy and could face the upheaval of having to move on the whim or finances of somebody else, particularly if you have a young family.

Has anyone got a link where it says nursing wages will be cut 20%, am aware there's been tentative talk of regional pay but hadn't seen a figure yet and how it might affect me. I'm qualifying as a mental health nurse next year and there's already no jobs out there so starting to think I've made a mistake. If the wage is cut to 16k no way would I stay in nursing which would be a real shame, and a waste of the money spent on training me... but I earned more in office work before going into nursing so why would I work for so much less when you have so much stress and responsibility?

Always been busy when I've been on them, but why are they single decker instead of double? Then you could have a few less but maintain capacity and reduce congestion.

My girlfriend works in theatres as an HCA in York but wants to move to Sheffield but they never seem to advertise for HCAs on the Jobs.NHS.uk website for Sheffield, any idea if they will recruit again sometime soon?

Where's the best pubs in Sheffield that show football at 3pm on a Saturday (I'm a Sunderland supporter so not depriving the owls or blades of my custom!), in York there's loads of places that show the football on foreign channels, are there any in Sheffield?

I think it's good for students to be in purpose built developments like this so that family homes can be for families rather than split up to HMOs.

I recommend the shared house way until you've got some saved up. Good way of meeting friends too and will let you know how much you can realistically put toward having your own place.

His kicking is atrocious if the game on Saturday is anything to go by mind!

More details here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-north-east-wales-17677969

Or consult your local MP, they had lots of experience of flipping their second homes and avoiding capital gains tax, the best thing of all is they were doing it with "expenses" that we paid them!

Here you are: http://www.sheffieldforum.co.uk/showthread.php?t=970362

A Turkish fella just posted on another thread looking for mates with his facebook, somewhere in this section I think.

Looks great, a bit like Brudenell social club in Leeds? Know where it is now so will get the tram back up to Division Street after the gig. What time do gigs at Queens' usually finish?

Thanks for this post, just bought tickets for myself & my lass. Not too familiar with Queens Social Club, can anyone recommend any places to drink nearby beforehand and possibly after?

Kebabish Express on London Road does a great mixed on naan for about £5.50 which is cheaper than a crappy donner on pitta up here in york.

I live on the main thoroughfare between York city centre and York University and it drives me mad, there's only so many times you can be woken every 10 minutes between 1am and 4am by people singing and screaming outside on their way home from clubs before it starts to grate a bit!

Really happy with the lineup so far, credible acts from different genres rather than just pandering to the popular mainstream pop idol rejects like so many free city based festivals. That lineup wouldn't be out of place at a cool little boutique festival that charges £100+. Tramlines 2011 was brilliant but this year promises to be even better!

No there won't be (unfortunetely as there should be!).

At least the views in Gleadless are nice. I think as lots of things it depends on your neighbours.

Another vote for Edale (and particularly Upper Booth) from me.

Always looked alright from the window of a bus to me.

Should be a tram train like they doing to Rotherham, tram and trains can both run on the same guage tracks so would allow the freight to run to the steel works but also tram-trains to run from Sheffield upto Penistone and Stocksbridge.

Aye cause it's all still owned by the council the way it used to be in England (only London and I think Nottingham are these days). Glasgow on the other hand is a mess of First and Stagecoach like Sheffield. You think it's bad though you should live in York, the bus service here is a massive rip-off and terrible compared to Sheffield.

Anywhere up Division Street, I like the Old House, Green Room and Great Gatsby.

Ah nice to see xenophobia is alive and well on the Sheffield forum... Funny how it's usually always the semi-illiterate posters (who blame everyone else for their situations) who seem to resort to it!