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As a former taxi driver, many moons ago way before the quoted equality act, I and all of my colleagues regularly took fares with guide dogs. I never heard of anyone refusing.

In fact the only time I refused a dog was the owner had them muddy, wet and sweaty and wanted me to drive them home only because he didn't want them in his car in that state, and was going to follow me home in his car. W@nk3r.
 
As a former taxi driver, many moons ago way before the quoted equality act, I and all of my colleagues regularly took fares with guide dogs. I never heard of anyone refusing.

In fact the only time I refused a dog was the owner had them muddy, wet and sweaty and wanted me to drive them home only because he didn't want them in his car in that state, and was going to follow me home in his car. W@nk3r.

Look at reviews for the company MK... seems it's not safe for women, unsafe driving as they would speed and be on the phone, wouldn't turn up on time, and generally disliked dogs...
 

More tone deaf marketing
I always love the hyperbole about this stuff. "Shocked" "Deeply offensive" "Disgraceful"

Simmer down soundbiters, some POS branding was shipped out by someone earning minimum wage who was just doing their job, and someone else earning minimum wage did their job by putting it up in the store.

Someone in the marketing department messed up a bit by sending it to Wales, but if your career has been entirely mistake free why aren't you PM.
 
I always love the hyperbole about this stuff. "Shocked" "Deeply offensive" "Disgraceful"

Simmer down soundbiters, some POS branding was shipped out by someone earning minimum wage who was just doing their job, and someone else earning minimum wage did their job by putting it up in the store.

Someone in the marketing department messed up a bit by sending it to Wales, but if your career has been entirely mistake free why aren't you PM.

The snowflake society and mischievous journalism combo.

The comments sections on BBC sports articles are a hoot these days - riddled with grammar police and xenophobes. I think it has even moved up a notch since haveyoursay which itself was pretty toxic back in the day. Very rare you see comments thanking or complimenting the writer.
 
The snowflake society and mischievous journalism combo.

The comments sections on BBC sports articles are a hoot these days - riddled with grammar police and xenophobes. I think it has even moved up a notch since haveyoursay which itself was pretty toxic back in the day. Very rare you see comments thanking or complimenting the writer.
It's clickbait innit.

I never encountered haveyoursay, which sounds like a blessing tbh. I never go below the line either* to save my mental health a bit.

*other than the odd rugby article to see if VC is still foaming at the mouth :D
 
It's clickbait innit.

I never encountered haveyoursay, which sounds like a blessing tbh. I never go below the line either* to save my mental health a bit.

*other than the odd rugby article to see if VC is still foaming at the mouth :D

I assume VC is an adult now. I always imagined him to be an angry twelve year old stuck in his bedroom surrounded by Gatland and Mike Phillips posters.
 

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