Sam George Hall @SamGeorgeHall

Manchester, England Joined February 2009

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Sam George Hall @SamGeorgeHall

11 hours ago

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Sam George Hall @SamGeorgeHall

2 days ago

@JustEatUK Thanks sent you a message when you first go to enter your date of birth it defaults to a text box but date picker is a above Just less obvious so I was fiddling around initially - none issue just fiddly but both options work and good to have options I guess

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Sam George Hall @SamGeorgeHall

2 days ago

@JustEatUK When you need to verify your age in the app on android why is the date of birth field free text and not a date picker? Just funny not seen that for a long time

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Sam George Hall @SamGeorgeHall

2 days ago

Who else had this book when the they were a wee'un? #worldcup pickles the dog 🐶

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Sam George Hall @SamGeorgeHall

7 days ago

I am now in the market for beans

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Dan Neidle @DanNeidle

2 weeks ago

The interactive chart is here: taxpolicy.org.uk/2026/05/28/85-… Click around to see the big beasts, the tiny oddities, the zero-yield zombies, and the reason serious tax reform is so hard.

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Dan Neidle @DanNeidle

2 weeks ago

Britain has a tax on instruments that don’t exist any more. It raises no revenue. It never applies. It was meant to be abolished this year, but wasn't. It still exists. Anyway, I made a chart of all 85 UK taxes.

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Sam George Hall @SamGeorgeHall

2 weeks ago

@LatimerEduin @TheIFS How much if this is "I'm too embarrassed to go to the job centre" In terms of is that a barrier for people taking up UC. Since 2016 I've been out of work for 3 weeks but I still made my UC claim once to get the money.

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Politics UK @PolitlcsUK

2 weeks ago

🚨 NEW: Statistics from the Government's youth unemployment report: - Mid- and lower-skilled jobs have fallen by around 1.6 million over the past 20 years - Hospitality vacancies have nearly halved in the last 4 years - Apprenticeships for 16-24-year-olds have fallen by 35% since the Apprenticeship Levy was introduced in 2017 - The proportion of 16-17-year-olds in paid work has nearly halved from 35% in 2006 to 19% today - If every current inactive 18-24-year-old was in full-time work, this would contribute an additional £38 billion to UK GDP - 58% of inactive young people (6 in 10) have never had a job - Nearly half of all PIP claims among young people are now for autism and ADHD, compared to less than 1 in 10 among all PIP claimants - 7 in 10 young people claiming a health and disability benefit are still claiming 10 years later - Of those who first claim aged 16-24, 53% are still not in work after 5 years - dropping to just 48% after 15 years - The number of 16-24-year-olds receiving DLA or PIP has risen from around 200,000 in 2012 to over 400,000 today, and is projected to reach 700,000 by 2031/32