Andy Knowles

Is £52,000 a year enough?? 👎🏼 let me break it down for you….. I get paid £1000 a week and pay 20% tax through CIS, £800 a week in my bank so £3200 a month after tax. My monthly bills as follows….. Rent = £850 (my share) Gas and electric = £200 Council tax = £150 Food = £300 Dog food = £240 Pet insurance = £24 Phone bill = £17.50 Partners phone bill = £57 Gym membership = £35 Car fuel = £600 Insurance = £149 Car tax = £39 Caravan insurance = £25 X subscription = £11 Club Lloyds silver fee = £11.50 Total bills, £2503, that leaves me £697 of disposable income!!! A day out in the uk will cost a minimum of £100 (that’s not even a nice meal!) So if you think £52,000 a year is enough shame on you🤦🏻‍♂️ 🤡 The country is a joke and it’s just getting worse! If you add up the benefits people receive, ie rent paid, bills paid etc they will get close to what I have to work my arse for and we wonder why people don’t want to go to work and sit there crying they can’t afford anything!!! Well neither can I and i actually go to work!

Fontaines D.C. just headlined Reading for the first time. Finsbury Park ✅ Reading ✅ Arenas next ✅ The question is... How many guitar bands of their generation are actually bigger than them now?

Just before you lay the tracks & spend the money.. why doesn't it work with buses? Persuading people to share packed space with strangers & wait every time someone wants to get on or off isn't going to be easier with trams than buses. You'd still have long queues of carzzzzz.

Presumably you feel the same way about legal immigrants and tourists. And definitely about American Presidents.