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1 week ago |
bridgwatermercury.co.uk | Clinton Rogers
But EasyJet and Ryanair seem to be conspiring to raise my blood pressure to new heights. It all starts with the price. A flight to Spain for £50 - bargain. Oh, you want a seat? That’ll be extra. And you want to bring a cabin bag? That’s a lot extra. And a bag in the hold too? Before you know it, you seem to be buying shares in the airline. Ok, you’ve got over the shock of a £50 flight now costing closer to £200. Then you get to the airport.
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1 week ago |
burnhamandhighbridgeweeklynews.co.uk | Clinton Rogers
But EasyJet and Ryanair seem to be conspiring to raise my blood pressure to new heights. It all starts with the price. A flight to Spain for £50 - bargain. Oh, you want a seat? That’ll be extra. And you want to bring a cabin bag? That’s a lot extra. And a bag in the hold too? Before you know it, you seem to be buying shares in the airline. Ok, you’ve got over the shock of a £50 flight now costing closer to £200. Then you get to the airport.
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1 week ago |
somersetcountygazette.co.uk | Clinton Rogers
"Never mind the weight – just wear your luggage! I’m tempted" (Image: Supplied) The older I get the more stressful I find flying – just ask my wife, writes Clinton Rogers. But EasyJet and Ryanair seem to be conspiring to raise my blood pressure to new heights. It all starts with the price. A flight to Spain for £50 - bargain. Oh, you want a seat? That’ll be extra. And you want to bring a cabin bag? That’s a lot extra. And a bag in the hold too?
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1 week ago |
thewestonmercury.co.uk | Clinton Rogers
But EasyJet and Ryanair seem to be conspiring to raise my blood pressure to new heights. It all starts with the price. A flight to Spain for £50 - bargain. Oh, you want a seat? That’ll be extra. And you want to bring a cabin bag? That’s a lot extra. And a bag in the hold too? Before you know it, you seem to be buying shares in the airline. Ok, you’ve got over the shock of a £50 flight now costing closer to £200. Then you get to the airport.
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2 weeks ago |
somersetcountygazette.co.uk | Clinton Rogers
Years ago we were having new doors fitted at a double garage in our previous house. We decided to "shop local" and ordered doors from a Yeovil company. When they arrived, one was damaged, so we asked for a replacement. It duly arrived the next day but the delivery driver refused to take the old one. "Not my job," he said. Now, when we took a look at the new door, we discovered it was the wrong colour. We complained again and the next day another replacement arrived. And guess what?
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