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Unless of course you are bang to rights, and it saves you going to court.

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IDFIMH

his wallet by the sounds of it

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Of all the things ive lost, i miss my mind the most

In total, to get my licence and be ready to go i need £446 for licence fees, search fees and medical

And then on top of that i still need a car haha

As a rule of thumb, the harder and more expensive it is to enter a trade, the more you can earn out of it.

If it cost f*** all and is easy to sign up, then the riff raff will do so.

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IDFIMH

Haha, i know its going to be worth it, been sitting behind the desk long enough! Haha

not exactly true

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-bi ... m-35685195

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Of all the things ive lost, i miss my mind the most

I fount out why its so much, its a 3 year licence, on the good side, the head down there said my conviction shouldnt be an issue as it sounds like a one off occurance providing nothing else crops up in my dbs which it wont, my main issue is my diabetes, yay...

That should be ok.

You need to keep a diary of readings and get the ok from your doctor.

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IDFIMH

Oh i have, i have my pump that links with my meter, my meter that links with a computer and a seperate logbook on my phone which is easily downloadable and i have a hba1c test this thursday and my medical booked next friday, i shouldnt forsee an issue with my levels as the daily average has consistently been below 10 and when i spoke with my gp last week he said he would be happy to say my levels are stable providing no complications between now and the medical. So fingers crossed

Unless you are a lawyer it's hard to know whether they have you "bang to rights" or not. I suspect they only offer cautions when they know they don't have enough to make charges stick.

No comment to everything and never accept caution is good advice

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There's no excuse for animal abuse. If you ain't vegan you are an animal abuser.

So when my make got stopped on his was to Wimbledon with a group of ladies going for a day out at the tennis and the police found a fixed bladed knife that was longer than permitted by law, (banged to rights) and he accepted the caution and had the knife confiscated and was allowed to continue with his job. You would have advised him to say nothing, get his car impounded so that his customers would be stuck in London not knowing where he was because he was under arrest at the police station looking at a night in the cells for his troubles.
I think that each situation merits consideration on it's own.

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Grandad,

I don't know if there is a lawful excuse for having one and I suspect neither did he. I'll take a night in the cells over losing my badge.

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There's no excuse for animal abuse. If you ain't vegan you are an animal abuser.

What about the customers that he had onboard? The law is that a fixed blade over a certain length is illegal to carry. He had a knife that was longer. There is no excuse. now if he had followed your advice he would no only have spent a night in the cells, he would have had to go to court and who knows what the charge would have been but this happened at a time when there were some serious concerns regarding terrorists using stretched limousines for their plots.

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Grandad,

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Grandad,

"Without good reason"

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There's no excuse for animal abuse. If you ain't vegan you are an animal abuser.