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Large groups should be made by law to ride in several smaller groups. Large groups are dangerous and hold up traffic (that actually pay to be on the road). I've got nothing against cyclists on the road in general, having spent most of my time at uni getting around town on my bike - but...

I'm not saying that Halifax have lied in anyway, just failed to keep her properly informed. They changed the terms of the account about a year after she opened it. I'm sure they probably did send out a generic "Your terms and conditions have changed" letter with a new booklet, but in all...

Wonga's entire business model relies on people's desperation and lack on money sense. Anyone who borrows £2k from wonga deserves to be charged £1500. The rates are displayed fairly clearly, and even a layman could work out 4000% is obscene. I'm not sure it's a case of money mis-management on...

Yeah but 4000-odd % over a few days isn't quite as nasty as 30% over 12 months...

F**king Halifax. My girlfriend opened a student account with them when she started Uni (4 years ago). She got a job as a teacher last September and worked out that she could pay off the £3000 in 12 months, unfortunately it didn't quite work out like that and she's managed to knock out about a...

Ha!

I decided a while back not to hold loyalty to ANY financial institution. I go where the best service is. So far I've found natwest to be pretty decent, alliance and Leicester on the other hand are a complete shower...

Makes a big difference to employee mentality when they know that their efforts don't go unnoticed or unrewarded. Obviously look after your staff Jo!

Pepper spray may be illegal but those cans of blue foam that dye peoples faces permanantly aren't...

I threatened to slam my cousin's head in the door if they carried on doing it. I then I told them I was joking but would, in all seriousness, not pick them up from school if they miss the bus again. Lesson learned.

Dear oh dear...

Seems to have been removed from the "Unwritten General Business Code of Practice". Like the time a load of us went to Prezzo in Cheltenham a while back. The miserable waitress brought out some dishes, one of whcih nobody had ordered. After a moment of lookin confused she turned to my sister's...

Alright so the 12 bore thing was a little extreme, but it's scary what people csan do when they decide to. Like that chap that kitted his car out like and undercover and started pulling people over... It doesn't matter what deterent there is, there'll always be some clever sod who thinks he can...

But dominoes do better pizzas! A mate of mine royally confused them once. We stopped in on the way home and the asian chap behind the counter asked what we'd like. The reply - "A pizza." Fairly amusing I thought, the Dominoes bloke gave him a weak smile and played along by asking which pizza...

"Yeah, I took my 12 bore to his face officer. But only because I saw him knick a mars bar from the corner shop" Where do you draw the line? It's why we have a justice system, ok it's far from perfecct but it's sure as hell a ***** sight better than the alternative. EDIT: Just like to make...

In what world is hospitalising a 12 year old boy on the same level as robbing a wing mirror?

Think it's only about £50 to have a digital meter put in. Or at least EDF told me that's what I'd have to pay for my Eco 20:20 meter if I cancel my contract early... If it doesn't cost too much I'd say it's definatly worth doing after being in a similar situation and nearly having a coronary...

What happened to stabilising fuel prices by raising and lowering fuel duty opposite to oil prices? I forget if it was a Lib Dem or Conservative policy.

Insist on a cheque guarantee card in future methinks! Make a note of the card number, expiry date and limit on the backl of the cheque...

Tapatalk does that automatically...