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Post by Morgan on Oct 22, 2022 9:21:08 GMT
The British Legion have been forced to cancel Poppy Day which is held on the 3rd of November to raise donations to those brave men and women who have served their country by putting themselves in harm's way, some of them die in action, some are horribly injured, some in later life fall on hard times PTSD and other issues. Why has it been cancelled? because of the Rail Strike serving members of the services who traditionally to take to the streets with collecting tins may not get to where they usually collect, All down to the Far-Left Union Leaders who have organised more strike days, causing more inconvenience to the traveling Public, many of whom cannot get to work, Hospital appointments, see loved one who may be gravely ill in Hospital, more damage to our economy, etc etc all down to the Comrades again. www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11340405PS just noted an omission by me the collections are organised London at Transport Hubs |
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Post by Morgan on Oct 22, 2022 9:23:16 GMT
The British Legion have been forced to cancel Poppy Day which is held on the 3rd of November to raise donations to those brave men and women who have served their country by putting themselves in harm's way, some of them die in action, some are horribly injured, some in later life fall on hard times PTSD and other issues. Why has it been cancelled? because of the Rail Strike serving members of the services who traditionally to take to the streets with collecting tins may not get to where they usually collect, All down to the Far-Left Union Leaders who have organised more strike days, causing more inconvenience to the traveling Public, many of whom cannot get to work, Hospital appointments, see loved one who may be gravely ill in Hospital, more damage to our economy, etc etc all down to the Comrades again. www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11340405PS just noted an omission by me the collections are organised London at Transport Hubs You could avoid confusing other Daily Mail readers by explaining exactly what you (And the Daily Mail.) mean by the expression "Poppy Day." |
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Post by Handyman on Oct 22, 2022 11:41:47 GMT
Given that employers will attempt to 'underpay' and reduce working conditions to increase profits, could anyone on here suggest what workers can do, once talks have broken down, to improve their lot? You may like them, but the heads of the Rail Unions are staunch supporters of Madman Putin and have spent time in Russia, the only problem is the daft buggers keep coming back, it is simple if you don't like the pay and conditions where you work it is simple leave find another job. Train and Underground Drivers are some of the best paid workers in the UK, most of their passengers who pay dearly to travel on the either do not earn anywhere near as much as they do, would like to pay three or four thousand pounds or more a year, just to get to work? I doubt it. One Poppy Day which is the 3rd of November most train and tube stations will be shut which means the Poppy Sellers collecting tins will not be as full as usual, which means less to help our veterans |
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Post by Handyman on Oct 22, 2022 11:42:54 GMT
The British Legion have been forced to cancel Poppy Day which is held on the 3rd of November to raise donations to those brave men and women who have served their country by putting themselves in harm's way, some of them die in action, some are horribly injured, some in later life fall on hard times PTSD and other issues. Why has it been cancelled? because of the Rail Strike serving members of the services who traditionally to take to the streets with collecting tins may not get to where they usually collect, All down to the Far-Left Union Leaders who have organised more strike days, causing more inconvenience to the traveling Public, many of whom cannot get to work, Hospital appointments, see loved one who may be gravely ill in Hospital, more damage to our economy, etc etc all down to the Comrades again. www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11340405PS just noted an omission by me the collections are organised London at Transport Hubs You could avoid confusing other Daily Mail readers by explaining exactly what you (And the Daily Mail.) mean by the expression "Poppy Day." Lazy bugger find out for yourself |
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Post by Morgan on Oct 22, 2022 12:43:09 GMT
I gather that you don't know. Neither do I since there is no such thing.  |
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Post by jonksy on Oct 22, 2022 12:48:13 GMT
You could avoid confusing other Daily Mail readers by explaining exactly what you (And the Daily Mail.) mean by the expression "Poppy Day." 👍👍 |
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Post by patman post on Oct 22, 2022 13:21:54 GMT
This year's Poppy Appeal launches on Thursday 27th October. Poppy Appeal collectors will be distributing poppies across the United Kingdom so please do look out for them and get your poppy from sellers in your local community. Here are some key dates for this year's Poppy Appeal and Remembrance period: National launch: Thursday 27th October. Cardiff City Poppy Day: Saturday 29th October Leeds Poppy Day: Tuesday 1st November London Poppy Day: Thursday 3rd November Gatwick City Poppy Day: Friday 4th November Bristol City Poppy Day: Saturday 5th November Manchester City Poppy Day: Saturday 5th November Birmingham Poppy Day: Tuesday 8th November 2-minute silence: Friday 11th November Festival of Remembrance: Saturday 12th November Remembrance Sunday: Sunday 13th November www.britishlegion.org.uk/get-involved/poppy-appeal |
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Post by Handyman on Oct 22, 2022 13:27:46 GMT
I gather that you don't know. Neither do I since there is no such thing. I know what date the Poppy Day is in London which has already be posted 3rd November, if you can summon up the energy to press a few keys you can find out what days they are scheduled elsewhere |
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Post by Handyman on Oct 22, 2022 13:29:24 GMT
This year's Poppy Appeal launches on Thursday 27th October. Poppy Appeal collectors will be distributing poppies across the United Kingdom so please do look out for them and get your poppy from sellers in your local community. Here are some key dates for this year's Poppy Appeal and Remembrance period: National launch: Thursday 27th October. Cardiff City Poppy Day: Saturday 29th October Leeds Poppy Day: Tuesday 1st November London Poppy Day: Thursday 3rd November Gatwick City Poppy Day: Friday 4th November Bristol City Poppy Day: Saturday 5th November Manchester City Poppy Day: Saturday 5th November Birmingham Poppy Day: Tuesday 8th November 2-minute silence: Friday 11th November Festival of Remembrance: Saturday 12th November Remembrance Sunday: Sunday 13th November www.britishlegion.org.uk/get-involved/poppy-appealExactly all online as easy as that thank you that is the site, I got my information from |
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Post by Morgan on Oct 22, 2022 13:29:25 GMT
Lazy bugger find out for yourself 👍👍 Thank fuck you turned up. Off you go then and explain it. P.S. please don't suck any of those thumbs if you have just removed them from your arse. It's most unhygienic. |
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Post by Morgan on Oct 22, 2022 13:33:56 GMT
I gather that you don't know. Neither do I since there is no such thing. I know what date the Poppy Day is in London which has already be posted 3rd November, if you can summon up the energy to press a few keys you can find out what days they are scheduled elsewhere |
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Post by Morgan on Oct 22, 2022 13:36:13 GMT
@ Handyman
So Poppy Day as such has not been cancelled by the British Legion as you claimed?.
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Post by sword on Oct 22, 2022 13:38:04 GMT
Thank fuck you turned up. Off you go then and explain it. P.S. please don't suck any of those thumbs if you have just removed them from your arse. It's most unhygienic. LOL!! |
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Post by sword on Oct 22, 2022 13:40:30 GMT
How about disappear up their own arse along with the commies who stir them up. Most of the tossers who attend these Rebellions have never done a hard days work in their lives. So the railway workers on the picket lines are not railway workers. Do you not believe in a worker's right to strike? Do you think workers should accept a reduction in their pay? Of course Tory extremists do,its the Pinochet school of thought. |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 22, 2022 14:18:21 GMT
Given that employers will attempt to 'underpay' and reduce working conditions to increase profits, could anyone on here suggest what workers can do, once talks have broken down, to improve their lot? You may like them, but the heads of the Rail Unions are staunch supporters of Madman Putin and have spent time in Russia, the only problem is the daft buggers keep coming back, it is simple if you don't like the pay and conditions where you work it is simple leave find another job. Train and Underground Drivers are some of the best paid workers in the UK, most of their passengers who pay dearly to travel on the either do not earn anywhere near as much as they do, would like to pay three or four thousand pounds or more a year, just to get to work? I doubt it. One Poppy Day which is the 3rd of November most train and tube stations will be shut which means the Poppy Sellers collecting tins will not be as full as usual, which means less to help our veterans Not sure how you can say "the heads of the rail unions are staunch supporters of Putin" without any sort of supporting evidence. But hey let's avoid the question "do you not believe that British workers should have the right to go on strike"? And do you believe workers should be 'grateful' for below inflation rises? |
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