The official 2024 budget discussion.
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Of course only if you have paid enough national insurance
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No time limit if youre in the support group. 1 year if not i believe.
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Ok ,I must have been in work related group
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Ok). It seems to me that there are few cows for such an area.
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not in the least they had 5000 breeding sheep kept all the bull calves for beef and grew a lot of arable crops most crop prices are agreed with the buyers the year before i am waiting to see how many get fined for driving there tractors through london on red diesel in the coming weeks
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I really hope they do it I heard they Bern told not too what are your feelings as you so connected to farming community I find it extremely scary and the intentions behind all this would start for shortage looks like plans for 2030 been started we can't shut our eyes pls excuse my spelling
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the farmers have had it rather easy since the war not a great deal of moaning getting away with putting 4 poles in the corner of a field one day then the following year there is a big shed there no planning all the subsidies about time they were hit a bit
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Let's not start spreading unsubstantiated theories please @Catherine21 There's no evidence at all that BIll Gates is up to anything nefarious.
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hahaha this post made me lol
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Ok it's the Internet it's not good for someone like me lol
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lol i meant no offence to you it just made me giggle abit :P
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Oh no not at all a good giggle is needed x
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It would help if they weren't pushing to build on farm land. We have a couple of theorised development plans in our area which are supposedly on farm land which is not only grade 1 but also still in private hands, yet afaik they haven't removed these areas from their development plan…the infrastructure here is on its last legs and those fields are our flood plains, so it's all a bit of a mess.
I think it would be eyeopening for the people in the DWP to read through comments like the ones here, on how many of us had assessors or decision makers who didn't really attend to what was said to them or what evidence was provided, but just got details wrong.
I definitely still have trauma from that year of switching from DLA (which felt safe and helped me so much) to PIP (which feels like an ongoing war). I don't have a mental health diagnosis/disability, but that year, I was offered antidepressant medication and mental health support, because of the trauma caused by the DWP and their constant misrepresentation of my disability.
And yet, I'm one of the working disabled people, which is apparently what they want from us. Do I feel less targeted? Not in the least :/
My heart goes out for all the people also dealing with the ESA uncertainty. If they only understood how much suffering the not knowing is causing people as much as the changes :/3 -
Definitely relate I swear I have ptsd from assessments but that's what they want evil
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Have you had any councilling to help with the PSD?
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OOh Yes I had fat comment I hit the roof I have body dismorphia she made it so bad with that comment
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I was weighed by the doctor around Feb, I had boots and chunky layered clothes as it was freezing on, she said to me are you happy with that weight. I got home and weighed much less with the layers. I also put on weight because of the menopause
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Oh glad your in a new world of hearing! Hopefully they will be more compassionate we can only hope
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