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Both the HCPC and NMC mention that people registering are to be "of good character". A crime of dishonesty may go against that, however I believe that that is required for initial registration; maintaining the registration might be easier, with a sincere "I made a mistake, which I regret and...

Cool, is this now a valid excuse for me to travel around down here for free, since the precedent has been set that every union will support it, and under Equality legislation, there should be no discrimination based on age?

I'm waiting for the post in disputes. "I was at Sheffield, and I thought I could use my pass, but I couldn't. Then some policemen tried to arrest me for it. I'm 64, and never been in trouble with the law before. What do I do? I'm very worried now."

So we'll not be seeing any SWT/Southern 455s working together (for whatever reason that would occur)?

I've phoned a taxi firm and shopped one of their drivers for texting at the wheel. Does that make me a bad person?

I got a Bite card in the post 2 days ago. Covering letter says 20%

This tends to inspire the ambulance driver to speed up if there's a speed camera ahead. They get flashed, EOC deals with the letter. Car behind gets flashed.

I thought that that code would have been fairly common knowledge though. You hear the "Bzzzzt Bzzzzt .............. Buzz Buzz" quite well on the FGW 158s

Wasn't the school bus "caught" by CCTV, not a red light camera? AIUI, the Home Office still hasn't got around to type approving red light cameras for level crossings

They're going to be too busy reading the paper/sleeping to notice :P

Mmm hmmm. I'd just like to see the look on the commuters' faces as they have to listen to that twice daily.

I would argue that Fenchurch Street is one of four stations that people don't need reminding is in London, along with Liverpool Street, Kings Cross and Marly-that one. Let's take this down a different path, if we are debating putting the "London" prefix on station names? London...

Forget all this political correctness nonsense and just call a SPAD a SPAD... (I'll go get my coat)

Wow. Just wow. There's a thread I'd like to see in "Disputes & Prosecutions" "I tapped in with my younger brother's Oyster Card instead of mine, so I was travelling on the wrong ticket. I then got mowed down by a policeman with a machine gun. I know I was in the wrong and should have checked...

I'd go with 16-18; formed an opinion of the world whilst still somewhat sheltered from it

Point still stands though, that a gun in the hands of an AFO is unlikely to kill someone. Should beat officers carry CS spray (Class V firearm)? All it can do is hurt someone. Should beat officers carry an asp? Its primary purpose is to be a hitting stick.

Eeurgh, this is where we have the "tools" discussion. There are some tree surgeons worked on the local road. They are walking around brandishing chainsaws. The college near here, in its catering studies restaurant, has teenagers brandishing kitchen knives. The hospital up the road has...

"Duty of care"

I think there's still one on the Fareham Bus Rapid Transit(!)

I thought I read somewhere ages back that NR had "made" some 57 thunderbirds to aid in recovering EMUs? Edit: Found something http://www.railexpress.co.uk/news/thunderbirds-fly-again-in-yellow Surely then, it is beyond "debate" and into practice?