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And he sits on the Health Select Committee and the Committee for Science and Technology. It's not just UKIP who are utterly bonkers. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2966804/Tory-MP-claims-ASTROLOGY-solve-health-service-crisis-taking-pressure-doctors-nurses.html

I'm interested in the debriefing and counselling opportunities available to drivers after a critical traumatic incident (such as a one-under). What happens to the driver after the event occurs? Do they have a mandatory interview with their manager? Is counselling available 24/7 for the...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-25025888

Is there anyone on here who works for one of the companies that runs buses for TfL in London? If so, could you please PM me. I have a policy related question. :)

In need of some relatively urgent help here. I'm working at St Thomas' Hospital near Waterloo from next Monday for two weeks. I'll have to commute in by train as it's too expensive to drive. I'll probably need two weekly season tickets, but when I try and search for these on the SWT website...

The Resus Council UK have produced a brilliant interactive film to see if you know what to do if someone chokes or collapses. https://life-saver.org.uk

Some members posting on the Horley Incident thread have been quoted on the Daily Mail site. Remember, it's not just people here ho see what you post and this should be a reminder to be careful...

I need to get from Hatfield to Acton LUL depot on the 25th before 0900 (ideally arriving at around 0830). What's the best/cheapest route at that time? I'd prefer not to drive at all, but if need be I can drive to work in Plaistow and trek in from there, but that'll take ages. May be cheaper...

Found an old info bulletin today from December 2011 and it had a piece in it about the BBC filming a documentary called 'The Railways', about day-to-day work, filming up to April '12 and to be broadcast in 2013. It specifically mentioned Kings Cross and Paddington as filming locations. Anyone...

Are Network Rail RIO's (and indeed gold/silver) issued with TETRA Airwave Radios?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-19635239 Very sad news, and highlights how dangerous their work can be. Rest in peace.

Best of luck to anyone getting them today. Hope you get what you wanted!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-essex-18774958 The gunman is apparently still on the loose. Very worrying situation.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-18404621 An interesting development. Ken Clarke's quote is particularly interesting as it appears to provide a defence to libel to website owners as long as they give the names and IPs of the users who posted it.

I was outraged reading this in the Metro today. Apparently this woman considers the Olympics to be more important than their new baby. I'd also suggest that an event the size of the Olympics isn't the best place for a newborn. Sent from my iPhone 4 using Tapatalk

The Government are proposing to cap benefits at £26,000 (untaxed). This is broadly equivalent to someone paying tax earning over £30,000. However, it is claimed that this will disproportionately affect some people, and force others into poverty. Discuss!

Hi all, I'm wanting to travel to Harlow Town from Farnham on the 14th January. I've been having a look at train times, and National Rail is quoting me FNH - WOK (23min), WOK - WAT (1hr 04), WAT - LST (58min) and LST - HWN (30min). I know there's engineering works that day, but an hour...

2 Adults (one with Gold Card and one with YP Railcard) are going from FNH to RAM on the 19th August, aiming to arrive in Ramsgate mid-afternoon. Are the any splits that would make this journey cheaper?

(Not really sure where to put this, General discussion seemed best) If I click on the Community link, the dropdown menu is obsucured if there is a flash advert showing below: I think someone needs to check the z-index for both elements in the CSS.

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