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EXCLUSIVE: Hundreds of veterans' pensions to be cut by more than £500-a-year due to computer error.
Thousands more ex-service men and women facing lesser cuts by the end of this year.
inews.co.uk/news/veterans-…
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Thousands more ex-service men and women facing lesser cuts by the end of this year.
inews.co.uk/news/veterans-…
@theipaper #RemembranceDay2021
Peter Kinvig, a 77-year-old retired Sergeant Major faces a cut of 5.3 per cent from £12,003 a year to £11,367, a cut of £636 a year or £53 a month.
“In the week after receiving the letter my wife and I were so upset, I nearly burst into tears on several occasions.”
“In the week after receiving the letter my wife and I were so upset, I nearly burst into tears on several occasions.”
Labour’s shadow veteran’s minister, Stephanie Peacock, told i: “Many former forces personnel are already struggling with the cost of living crisis. Now, through sheer incompetency, they are going to lose out even more."
Remembrance Day #RemembranceDay #RemembranceDay2021 #LestWeForget #LestWeForget
War Veteran Gordon Lang Dies Of Terminal Cancer With No Apology From DWP Over ATOS Results samedifference1.com/2015/04/18/war…
War Veteran Gordon Lang Dies Of Terminal Cancer With No Apology From DWP Over ATOS Results samedifference1.com/2015/04/18/war…
Killed by benefits cuts: Starving soldier died 'as result of Iain Duncan Smith's welfare reform' mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/k…
Dying ex-soldier with Alzheimer's who is bedridden in care home gets sent a fitness to work form by DWP mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/d…
#RemembranceDay2021 When you're a child of Holocaust Survivors, WWII is not ancient history. In a tiny part of the brain called the amygdala, where trauma gets free room & board, WWII is every day. But in the emotional rubble of the endless war, there is one positive.
My pride in & gratitude for @CanadianForces who punched well above their weight. Without their valor, two diminutive Hungarians, Miklosz & Rosza, imprisoned by history, and impaled by ideology, could never have met.
#RemembranceDay2021 Our Forces, our @CanadianForces fought heroically to remove the Nazi jackboot from my mother's throat. How do I thank them enough? #LestWeForget 
My father was a survivor of #DachauDeath March. #RemembranceDay2021
The viciousness endured during #DachauDeathMarch is unimaginable. Dressed in threadbare striped uniforms, some had wooden shoes, others barefoot, they were paraded through 18 Bavarian towns in Southern Germany. #RemembranceDay2021
May 1, 1945, my dad tells: “We were travelling for three days. They took us in a group to shoot us. We laid down. We laid calmly. It was cold, there was frost. When we woke up in the morning, we saw no one. The guards ran away. We started running and the Americans liberated us.”
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Today I reflect of the courage, bravery, self sacrifice, dedication to freedom and human decency required to serve. I reflect on our cultural history of our brave men rising to protect women & children .. and I am proud.
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#LestWeForget
Today I reflect of the courage, bravery, self sacrifice, dedication to freedom and human decency required to serve. I reflect on our cultural history of our brave men rising to protect women & children .. and I am proud.
#RemembranceDay
#LestWeForget
Today I reflect on women, mothers, wives, girlfriends & children that hugged fathers, husbands, & sons goodbye knowing they might never see them again. Yet they all understood that evil had taken root and human decency & future generations required this sacrifice. #LestWeForget
Today I reflect on all the women & young girls that offered and laboured any skill they had or could learn to give support to our military from manufacturing to writing letters... and I am proud of our resilience, ingenuity, and determination. #LestWeForget
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#LESTWEFORGET but for decades the immense Sikh contribution in both World Wars was airbrushed out of history & education.
Through hard work, research & campaigning by many orgs, we have re-told history & awoken the masses for the appropriate recognition. #Sikhs #armisticeday
Through hard work, research & campaigning by many orgs, we have re-told history & awoken the masses for the appropriate recognition. #Sikhs #armisticeday
when you see the mass graves, names of those fallen etched in Menin Gate memorial, does the reality hit of the bravery & courage shown by our forefathers. The Sikh Manifesto called for more monuments to mark the Sikh sacrifices and this is now becoming a reality all over the UK.
They signify the bravery & courage of 000s of Sikhs who travelled across the world to fight a greater tyrant & oppressor to liberate & free Europe. Sikhs fought & died keeping their Faith, Values & Sikh Identity. They stood tall in their Turbans & beards at times just Kirpans.
💯 reasons to visit Westminster Abbey
1/100, Britain’s Oldest Door
The door in our cloisters was constructed in the 1050s. It’s made from wood felled around 1032, making it almost a thousand years old and the only surviving Anglo Saxon door in England: westminster-abbey.org/about-the-abbe…
1/100, Britain’s Oldest Door
The door in our cloisters was constructed in the 1050s. It’s made from wood felled around 1032, making it almost a thousand years old and the only surviving Anglo Saxon door in England: westminster-abbey.org/about-the-abbe…
💯 reasons to visit Westminster Abbey
2/100, tomb of Elizabeth I
Next time you visit us, don’t miss the magnificent tomb in the Lady Chapel. Elizabeth was crowned in the Abbey in 1559 and reigned for 45 years. She’s buried with her half-sister, Mary I
westminster-abbey.org/abbey-commemor…
2/100, tomb of Elizabeth I
Next time you visit us, don’t miss the magnificent tomb in the Lady Chapel. Elizabeth was crowned in the Abbey in 1559 and reigned for 45 years. She’s buried with her half-sister, Mary I
westminster-abbey.org/abbey-commemor…
💯 reasons to visit Westminster Abbey
3/100, Robert Devereux memorial
Devereux had a lot of bad luck...
- His father was executed by Elizabeth I
- His wife tried to poison him
– His effigy and hearse were vandalised before his funeral
Find out more: westminster-abbey.org/abbey-commemor…
3/100, Robert Devereux memorial
Devereux had a lot of bad luck...
- His father was executed by Elizabeth I
- His wife tried to poison him
– His effigy and hearse were vandalised before his funeral
Find out more: westminster-abbey.org/abbey-commemor…
I wonder what they told it?
@Grady_Booch why the self declaration for OOP?
If anyone tells you that you can't ignore your problems forever, just remember that they are quitters.
You're job CAN be your life but it doesn't have to be.
I enjoy my job, I'm good at my job, but I do it so I can support my family.
I enjoy my job, I'm good at my job, but I do it so I can support my family.
Can Apple and Android get their emoji game in order? I'm getting sick of seeing crossed out boxes
It's odd how often accepting people comes with stipulations.
