1/ How can you tell if youngsters are between 11 abd 15?
Oyster photocards
"can be withdrawn if the cardholder misbehaves on a bus".
2/ Great, but who is actually going to [italic]enforce[/italic] this rule?
1/ How can you tell if youngsters are between 11 abd 15?
Oyster photocards
"can be withdrawn if the cardholder misbehaves on a bus".
2/ Great, but who is actually going to enforce this rule?
[quote][bold]Peter[/bold] wrote:
Quote: 2/ Great, but who is actually going to enforce this rule? A low paid eastern European worker could do it.[/quote] Peter, your rhetoric is as boring as a LibDem conference.
Away and buzz off to Der Noos, or whatever they have in Amsterdam - the sewer of Europe.
Peter wrote:
Quote: 2/ Great, but who is actually going to enforce this rule? A low paid eastern European worker could do it.
Peter, your rhetoric is as boring as a LibDem conference.
Away and buzz off to Der Noos, or whatever they have in Amsterdam - the sewer of Europe.
Peter wrote, regarding enforcing the new photocard rule: [quote]A low paid eastern European worker could do it. [/quote]
Assuming, of course, said worker was able to communicate in English.
Peter wrote, regarding enforcing the new photocard rule:
A low paid eastern European worker could do it.
Assuming, of course, said worker was able to communicate in English.
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