sheff1johnny

Keep getting people saying they'll help, and then I think people are just a bit too busy. Don't really know what's happening to be truthful. ---------- Post added 15-04-2015 at 08:26 ---------- Hi Ghozer, sent you a pm, with my number, cheers

Decided to risk dunster house, paid the extra for two person delivery.

Reviews I have read have made me sceptical, it says they plonk stuff on the kerb, don't even bring it to door. There also not very good if things go wrong. Prices are tempting, but am wary as I want one for son's birthday, but don't want to have a dissapointed kid if it doesn't turn up in time. Were they good at arranging a conveinet delivery time?

Been looking on line to buy a wooden climbing frame, found a cheap site, but when looked into them a bit further they weren't a good company. Just wondering if anyone could recommend a decent place to buy one from, they've had dealings with themselves. Thanks in advance

Two generalisations. The young have never worked...Really. What all of them, a minority, a majority. Maybe truer to say the young have not paid taxes, as they have never been able to earn enough. have all pensioners worked every day of their lives? majority probably have, but not all have.

Thanks for the grammar correction. They chose to sign up to Sheffield bus partnership, and broke the rules, them and first agreed within three months. This was only on the 57 route.

Stagecoach are a law to themselves, they signed up to the bus partnership, fares would be no more than £2 originally in Sheffield, soon after there was a £3 fare to Stocksbridge, They need reminding Stocksbrige, Oughtibridge are in Sheffield. And how come they are allowed to charge full price for tram replacement busses? We should be given some discount, for putting up with the disruption. Good news on the tram megarider being allowed on first 120 busses. Wonder if it is on the 52 aswell

I agree but think it works both ways, why should British pensioners who hoiliday in Spain all winter be paid by our government. I'm not on about the ones there for two weeks, but those for 3 to 6 months at a time.

And every able bodied person runs marathons, I suppose.

I think a lack of regulation hasn't helped. Companies that don't pay the minimum wage receive a paltry fine, hardly a disincentive is it? Even First is trying something similar. They only want to pay drivers when they are sat at the drivers wheel of the bus, and not pay them for travelling to pick up different buses.

No I wrote the story as it was near enough written. If I wanted to be unfair I wouldn't have mentioned Conservatives had said that it wasn't policy. Still as proposals they are worrying. I think there may be a good case in favour of limiting DLA to people who are lower paid, than letting millionaires claim it as well. Hope people know what I'm trying to say, it just doesn't scan properly when reading it.

Who knows, I can understand the logic punishing unemployed people, don't personally agree with it, but disabled people and carers think its going way too far. If people on benefits choose not to vote they make themselves easy targets for political parties though. Bet half of ministers have shares in vodafone, starbucks etc

On BBC red dot, it states in leaked documents Tories are considering... Planning a regional welfare cap Taxing Disability Benefits Reducing eligibilty for carer's allowance. Conservatives insist the proposals are not party policy... Yes okay, not totally convinced.

Stark............

Hi Ghozer sent you a private message, just wondoering if it came through, let us know cheers.

Yes, appreciate that. I know we'd have to apply some filters somehow.

Dolly......

I could never vote for the tory party, I have no objection to anyone else doing so. As for raiding my pension, after tory reforms I don't think that I'll ever be a pensioner. The Rotherham thing was unforgivable. All parties wanted to be part of the E U. My Mp is Clive Betts who cares for his constituents, and this also makes me vote Labour.

That'd be brilliant if possible, think I'd get lost trying to do it, will send you my details by private message.

Thanks for your help, we have an idea and just want to run it by you, and see if you think it would work. We plan on using our draytek vigor 2820, as the main router, from this we plan to run our BT Hub 3.0 to give us wi fi for our memebers to use. Do you think this would work, and if we run into any diffuculties could we possibly email you for further advice.

The one phrase I am absolutely sick of hearing in pmqs, is the long term economic plan. End of the day the difference between the two is becoming negligible, it will end up being pointless voting. This is why UKIP do well, there different, not good different but at least they are different.

Where would be the best place to get hold of one, the cheaper the better. Or if anyone has an old router with guest capabilities they'd like to donate to Mental Health Action Group Sheffield drip us a line..cheers.

Clump.........

I need help to set up a guest network. I am doing some voluntray work for the mental health action group. At the moment we have wired computers. However we want to be able to provide internet access to members over wi fi, what they can access through their phones or tablets. The main problems we are having is being able to protect the groups files from members. And the other is restricting what sites members can visit. We are using a BT hub 3, which appears to have no guest facillities included on it. Any help appreciated.

Even though I will always vote Labour, I do feel on the worked stage Cameron loooks more like a leader than Milliband ever will.