People who dont vote in Elections

Both. £1500 per year tuition fees.... My rent is currently £68 p/wk.... plus going out etc

that rent is quite a lot if u don't mind me saying

is it a nice place, mine is an old house but pretty smart and i pay 200 pcm approx, around 47 pw over a 52wk year

Aye it is expensive. Stuning place though. Get what you pay for in it

clarke residential put a leaflet thru the door the other day, really nice modern places but rents of 650 pcm.

Our place has character I guess, not ideal but as a post grad you have to go for the balance of wanting somewhere a bit nicer than your student digs but taking into account your stack of debt and sadly usually a lowly starting salary.

RM we are with. In jesmond quite nice. bit too posh though. Moving somewhere less expensive next year!

you at newcastle uni?

nope, darlington tech college. major commute, hence savings required elsewhere..

No you dont....not if you are in Full time education...

YES WE DO!!!! Only don't in summer holidays!

I paid tax as soon as was earning enough to qualify, if you only work in the summer you can get an exemption form, if it's year round then it's tough.

There is NEVER a candidate standing in my area who even comes close to representing what I beleive in - as Brid says, why should I offer any of them my support? If there was an option to actively vote Abstain, then it might be more logical to call those who did not vote at all hypocritical for whining, otherwise you're the hypocritical whiner

Harry

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