Redundancies

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I didn't mean to upset you Peter - but for the last six years my husband has been living under the cloud of imminent redundancy while his colleagues gradually but definitely get the chop - so it is a raw nerve here too.

 

Jo

 

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peter hurd

Saturday, June 11, 2005 2:52 PM

Re: Re: North Wales holiday

 

Jo,

I know you are joking, but please dont . Its a very sore subject, and one that is very close to home, what with my wifes shop going bust and me having to re-mortgage th house to pay off her debts. But also because some of the poorest areas in Britain are in the Welsh valleys, and I dont need to mention the industrial heritage and what that has done to the area I live and the health of the community.

 

Sorry, touched a nerve there!

The Valley Vegan.......

 

All our business is going to Wales - I believe the government give grants to companies to take business that way. It happened to my husbands firm - so you lot made most of his colleagues redundant! (Just kidding). Colin does have to visit the branch in Wales quite often - just to keep them on the right tracks - you understand :-)

 

Jo

 

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peter hurd

Tuesday, June 07, 2005 5:43 PM

Re: Re: North Wales holiday

 

It took a Welsh company to produce it.

 

Just a thought is all.

 

Cymru am Byth

The Valley Vegan.......nikki_mackovitch <nikkimack wrote:

Hi JoYou still have Dr. Who on the air?!*sigh*I haven't seen it in ages. Don't think we have it anymore in Chicago.BBNikki , "Jo Cwazy" wrote:> LOL Peter (VV)> > It really did rain every day or night for two weeks! We had a good time though, as we have everytime we have visited Wales.> > Did you enjoy Dr Who tonight - the Slitheen in Cardiff? I liked the reference to someone getting blown up because the 'danger' sign was written only in Welsh!> > JoTo send an email to -