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Dan Jukes and James Orr have stepped down this morning after last nights exposé
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Do people usually leave their roles when they’ve done nothing wrong?
I didn’t say anything about it being movable. Step 21 part 29 looks like, in my view, that it is just the tab part of the tailwings that need to be inserted and glued rather than along the entire piece.
We do. A lot of our students get trains to York to go to the Catholic high school, so we do lots of work from a young age on station safety, how to get on and off a train, visits to stations etc. I took a group of children down to Parliament last year, which involved children planning, costing...
It is. But this behaviour wouldn’t stand anywhere else. I, as well as many others, would have lost jobs many moons ago regardless of ‘changing hearts and minds’. Even more reason to apply the policy without prejudice and make it clear that it will be followed with the appropriate sanction(s)...
So I’ve just found out today, rather awkwardly, that my companion pass only works in WYMetro area because of funding. Will my WY ENCTS pass aspect still work in Bristol 24/7 even though it’s a Bristol-funded arrangement?
Is this full routes from the two furthest points of the route served, e.g. Kings Cross to Inverness, or would a KGX - YRK/LDS timetabled service count?
It’s not necessarily that there’s a gap in the joint where it shouldn’t be… the A380 looks to have some non-glued edge along the tail wings and this is where it’s coming apart.
Step 31 from the instruction manual shows only the edge being inserted into the space.
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I will have a look about. It’s quite a big joint unfortunately so I’m not sure the capillary action is going to be a positive. However, the speed it brings the plastic together is a big positive!
I completed an A380 yonks ago. 10+ years. One of the tail wings is very floppy. Is it as easy as regluing and hoping that it stays or do I need to remove the whole thing, sand down and begin again?
Some places are doing a ‘trial’ to see what the uptake is like. Leeds, for example, already allow blind pass holders to travel free at all hours and have extended that to disabled ENCTS holders.
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Oh. I didn’t realise there were other ENCTS cards. Thanks!
I am moving to Bristol to read medicine after teaching for 14 years. I’m having a look on the Bristol.gov site to see if they are giving free travel to ENCTS disabled pass holders as some other cities are, however there are a couple of contrasting statements.
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