Robert a Jehovah's Witness

A friend helped his disabled parents move furniture and pack goods ready for a decent homes program being carried out. He was still fulfilling his job search requirement and was not paid any money, but he told the job centre what he would be doing; they stopped his J.S.A and classed him as getting paid the minimum wage for the time he helped his parents as they are ''not a charity'' and what he did was classified as being ''in paid employment''. Can this really be right? Does this mean that unemployed persons can't help their elderly and or disabled parents without being penalised? Note that ALL the J.S.A requirements were still fulfilled and had a job become available this would have been taken up.

The younger partner does not reach retirement age till 2020, is unable to work. Do they keep their pension credit, or do they have to live on a single persons state retirement pension for five years as well as losing the passported benefits currently being received?

This is something that will affect many due to changes in the welfare system.

We took a pet duck to our local vet as it looked lifeless, he examined it and said it was dead; we asked if it might be in a deep coma, he told us to wait a moment, went out and fetched in a Labrador, put it on the table and it sniffed our duck all over, shook its head no; we asked him to try again so he went out brought in his cat and it did the same as the labrador; we were upset then annoyed, he charged us £150; when we asked why, he said if we had listened to him it would only have cost us £10, but as we had a ''lab'' report and a ''cat'' scan it cost more.

What do you think of the service and cost?

People will soon lose free prescriptions due to government cuts and won't be able to pay for them.

Will it be possible to do without any heart, stroke, diabetes and more seriously cancer medicines and not suffer serious or potentially fatal consequences? I'm sure many would like to know. Or are the sick being condemned to suffer and die? it seems that way.

has been told that because he has an army pension he can't claim contributory based j.s.a. He has been facing enemy fire on things such as desert storm, operation optalic to mention two and a lot more besides, can this be right, or is d.w.p wrong?

A person I've met has been left with no seating, had the cooker taken but left with a small microwave. had the mobility scooter taken, and nearly all the goods except the beds and clothing which was dumped on the floor, They have a disabled member who now has to sit on the bed propped up with pillows. Can they do this? what do they have to leave?

Or do you think it better to ask why different groups such as Muslims, Jehovah's Witnesses and others believe what they do, so as to gain knowledge and understanding, even if you don't agree with them? Or do you enjoy mocking and belittling them?

Isn't this site for the purpose of gaining knowledge?

She was unaware a bailiff was at the door and told him he couldn't enter, he said as his foot was in the space available he could not be refused entry as entry had been gained and he refused to leave. Is this legal peaceable entry?

Luke 10:27 speaking of love says we should love our neighbour. Who's yours and how can you show principled love toward them?