I Want A New Job

[Guest crwoodford]

Steven, Sorry to put the kybosh on things, and I'm sure there is no need to remind you that 'IF' you do get a job that pay's £36,237 plus 12.5% shift allowance (pay award pending), you will be knocking on the door of the 40% tax bracket

 

However... you will of course be pleased to know as I am sure we all are..... that every penny of that 40% tax will be put to good use and spent wisely by Mr Brown

 

Once again.. good luck in your Job Hunt.

Cheers

Col (Taunton)

[Guest Battery Bill]

However... you will of course be pleased to know as I am sure we all are..... that every penny of that 40% tax will be put to good use and spent wisely by Mr Brown

 

I wish

 

"Battery Bill Brown"

[stevedohc2b]

Some of us have been paying 40 % for years and rember 50% that I had to pay on the wifes earnings when we first got married as it was joint tax then under Mrs T.

 

Stephen

[Guest Daren.F]

How about buying the rights to RHSC and renting a shed in the lakes to produce kits?

[Guest andrewmoorhouse]

PLEASE don't tell me you're an AA man!!!!!!!!!

its a dirty job but somebodys got to do it

[trextr7monkey]

Hi Steve,

Here's the plan- do a PGCE teacher training year at Charlotte Mason Ambleside;(Now also have a campus in Carlisle but not sure if all subjects are covered there) specialise in maths or physics or Technology or ICT (shortage subjects) get some practice in schools over here or even near to home then hang around and wait for a suitable job in the area with reasonable holidays spread throughout year.

Cunning plan:

Gives time for tinkering with car / driving, getting out on the hills and may be less stress, you could do your MLC and get involved with taking kids out on the hills so you get paid for doing what you enjoy (could well be less cash, but hey think of those holidays!!!)

If you are serious and want to kick ideas around get in touch, you'll be glad to know your old steering rack is doing just fine!!

Mike

[Guest red7]

What if I built a 4 seater like this and took punters for blasts around the Lake District?

Anybody know the insurance position? It's only a taxi ride after all.

What would a punter pay for 45 minute run over a mountain pass? £30 each?

 

 

 

[Guest salty_monk]

£30 to put up with your driving?? You'd have to pay me more that that....

 

[Mitch]

how much does the trike charge from Bowness??

 

Mitch

[Guest red7]

I don't know the answer to that question but I'm not far off based on what this lads charging. I believe a Vindicator Family 4 seater is around £6000 on the road.

 

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