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Trev mate,
what ever the weather, I hope you stick with it mate. As in your point you made in post 146.
I said it in another post a few days ago but as far as im concerned you are the commander of the spartans
Yes it was done under a (supposedly) socialist administration (I can't believe it's not the tory party) It was a poorly thought out knee jerk reaction however Labour don't have the monopoly on those. Anyone remember Mrs T's Community Charge or the dangerous dogs act or many other examples of that bloody woman's short sightedness?However, we've been there and done that. This is about a way forward not backwardsIn 2005, the Labour government brought most electrical work in the home under the system of building regulations, designed to ensure safety standards.That was my favourite part - shall we start another political war? I know this forum has a heavy labour backing...(can practically hear Trev calling for the reincarnation of thatcher)Bloody labour
Do people still vote??? vote for what.. their all the same with different coloured badges..come on seriously!! No I dont believe anyone is that stupid anymore.Yes it was done under a (supposedly) socialist administration (I can't believe it's not the tory party) It was a poorly thought out knee jerk reaction however Labour don't have the monopoly on those. Anyone remember Mrs T's Community Charge or the dangerous dogs act or many other examples of that bloody woman's short sightedness?However, we've been there and done that. This is about a way forward not backwards
well nvq level 3 from 2015 for DIs then lol, that will put the cat amoungst the pigeons.
“The competent person scheme was based on our model and we will continue to adapt and evolve our business accordingly to work within the guidelines provided by central government.”
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