SlowDownDerek
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Oh god. Autocorrect has set Jim off on another six months of brining up a spelling error in every post.
Eddie to Celtic?
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Oh god. Autocorrect has set Jim off on another six months of brining up a spelling error in every post.
SlowDownDerek
UTC Legend
Lol. I don't think anyone cares enough about spelling errors. Still, at least we can all look forward to you obsessively bringing up the fact that my phone changed a word as I typed it and I didn't bother to check for months on end.
UKIP voters don't give a toss if their MEPs ripped off the EU. They saw the whole thing as a rip off of UK taxpayers and we're probably glad their representatives took as much as they could. You and I might not like that but our opinion doesn't really matter because we didn't vote for them.
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Is it really worth getting so wound up about selling misplaced?
NornIron
First Team
Depends how much it is sold for surely.
LewSwimmin
Star Player
Don't you mean "definately"?
NornIron
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SlowDownDerek
UTC Legend
Some of these post are defiantly incorrect.
LewSwimmin
Star Player
I used to be ydlesixc but now I can't even spell ir.
better things to get outrageously indignant about, no mention of refunding public money
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The company that assesses benefit claimants in NI, Capita, has apologised to Derry and Strabane councillors for any errors made by them in the past.
Capita and Department for Communities (DfC) officials were speaking at a special council meeting on Wednesday.
Councillors highlighted the problems some people faced when trying to access Personal Independence Payments (PIP).
Brendan Flynn of Capita said: "There's always a risk that we won't get things 100% right all of the time."
He told the meeting: "On the occasions where things do go wrong - we apologise - and we will continue to apologise and seek to put things right as soon as we become aware of any issue where we might have failed.
"We look to put in place safeguards, checks and balances and the continuous improvement processes to ensure those errors don't happen again."
In June, Communities Minister Deidre Hargey confirmed the DfC's contract with Capita had been extended for a further two years until 2023
PIP assessment: Capita apologises to council for errors - BBC News
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The company that assesses benefit claimants in NI, Capita, has apologised to Derry and Strabane councillors for any errors made by them in the past.
Capita and Department for Communities (DfC) officials were speaking at a special council meeting on Wednesday.
Councillors highlighted the problems some people faced when trying to access Personal Independence Payments (PIP).
Brendan Flynn of Capita said: "There's always a risk that we won't get things 100% right all of the time."
He told the meeting: "On the occasions where things do go wrong - we apologise - and we will continue to apologise and seek to put things right as soon as we become aware of any issue where we might have failed.
"We look to put in place safeguards, checks and balances and the continuous improvement processes to ensure those errors don't happen again."
In June, Communities Minister Deidre Hargey confirmed the DfC's contract with Capita had been extended for a further two years until 2023
PIP assessment: Capita apologises to council for errors - BBC News
SlowDownDerek
UTC Legend
Now that's something worth getting your knickers in a twist about. A single mum I know had her Universal Credit completely cut - about £700 payment - because they moved her part time minimum wage job payday forward one day to accommodate a bank holiday. Rather than putting two and two together they just assumed this meant that her earnings had doubled. Hours and hours that she didn't have spent on the phone before they eventually admitted their mistake and promised to pay her two months after the error. As if a single mum can just lose half her income for two months with no issues.
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USCherry
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The only reason anyone decides to play/manage there - Champions League
Which he has got already.
MB1980
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Yep, for certain level of manager it seems a decent move for a season or two, as it appears to regularly lead to a PL job.
Strangely though, the bloke with ginger hair and eyes, is now managing in Cyprus. I imagine that's personal choice, as in role out of the limelight and better climate for a while.
