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How about the Gazette or Sheffield Journal?

They can be taken out at a safer time.

Think you have to have somewhere to store the delivery though until you take it out.

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I would say the gazette is probably the safe one to go for, my boys used to take it out too, ours is usually delivered on a Saturday morning.

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its difficult to find work at such a young age due to health and saftey regulations and things. I use to manage catering part of a sports club to help wait on tables glass collect etc but you can only work a few hours a week. I do understand not wanting a paper round i would not want any child of mine out in the early dark nights and early mornings. Try some of the small cafes for sat work such as those in parks which are run independantly.

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Kids these days don't know they're born. By the time I was 14 I'd already been working down't pit 10 years.

 

jb

 

As comic this might sound, I was opperating a 30" ripsaw at 15, left school on the Friday started work on the Monday -

Has Pedos become a new invention, because we were never really worried about such things when we were kids and neither were our mothers, we roamed the hills and woodlands all day and never went home untill we were hungry, and this was the time of Ian Brady & Hindly,

I had the paper round, I also worked in the local Chip shop and later in the market fish stall - this was a good job, I had the top deck of the bus to myself going home Ha! Ha!

but try the market, I can still bone a fish,

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