Bad News, "it comes in threes"

[FESkent]

also big increase in RFD grant and renewal, that is only a three year licence. Then all over costs are also increasing, plus NI and minimum wage.

The increases are far greater than if adjusted for inflation since 2015. Just part of filling the 22billion black hole.

 

[Charliedog]

It's pretty reasonable to be fair, no complaints from me if the service improves

 

[Jonny English]

Compared to the figure that was anticipated that's a good result. £25 a year for a shotgun cert is reasonable enough.

 

[PeeJay]

Compared to the figure that was anticipated that's a good result. £25 a year for a shotgun cert is reasonable enough.

Yep. Let’s be honest, if people genuinely can’t afford £25 a year, they shouldn’t be shooting.

 

[Jonny English]

Yep. Let’s be honest, if people genuinely can’t afford £25 a year, they shouldn’t be shooting.

It's less than 500 cartridges.

 

[Paul120]

also big increase in RFD grant and renewal, that is only a three year licence. Then all over costs are also increasing, plus NI and minimum wage.

The increases are far greater than if adjusted for inflation since 2015. Just part of filling the 22billion

 

[Paul120]

also big increase in RFD grant and renewal, that is only a three year licence. Then all over costs are also increasing, plus NI and minimum wage.

The increases are far greater than if adjusted for inflation since 2015. Just part of filling the 22billion

Strange that when NI for employers was not that long ago reduced from 15.05% to 13.8% prices didn't reduce and pay didn't go up. Put it back up to 15% according to the press and pay negotiators it's the end of the world.

 

[FESkent]

Strange that when NI for employers was not that long ago reduced from 15.05% to 13.8% prices didn't reduce and pay didn't go up. Put it back up to 15% according to the press and pay negotiators it's the end of the world.

Possibly it’s the double whammy of both NI and minimum wage going up that is the issue. 2022 NI last at 15% interest rates were what 1%

But you make an interesting observation.