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UK Pensioners in Thailand Face New Scrutiny Over Pension Fraud
No legal document is going to say "will be"......that is putting a noose around your neck. https://www.gov.uk/state-pension-if-you-retire-abroad/report-a-change-in-your-circumstances -
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19-Year-Old Motorcyclist Dies in Fiery Crash with Fuel Tanker in Ayutthaya
The bigger vehicle will always win.When will people understand that driving on the wrong side of the road and without any lights,if at night, is not going to have a good outcome. -
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Pattaya Flourishes from Quiet Fishing Village to Vibrant Tourist Hub
Take away the sex trade and Pattaya will be a fishing village again. Most of the tourists and people wwho go to Pattaya are only for the sex trade, not for anything else. -
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UK Pensioners in Thailand Face New Scrutiny Over Pension Fraud
Why would I make the effort to read up on DWP regulations.. Makes you ignorant, pick up on anything , looking at past pics of you Id say you are the original butter mountain. Pity if you are on frozen pension, all that money lost comes back to me Thank You -
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Thailand Post to overhaul framework in modernisation efforts
Mail collection box | Photo via Markus Winkler/Pexels By Ryan Turner Thailand’s Digital Economy and Society Ministry tasked Thailand Post with overhauling the outdated Postal Act of 1934. The initiative aims to enhance the regulation of postal and logistics services, aligning them with the current business environment. The Postal Act of 1934 was the first comprehensive piece of legislation governing postal services in Thailand. It established the framework for the operation of the postal system, including the creation of the Post and Telegraph Department, which later became Thailand Post. This move is expected to elevate service quality and reshape the competitive landscape within the industry. Thailand Post President Dhanant Subhadrabandhu indicated that the new draft of the legislation should be ready by next year. He emphasised that the title of the new bill will differ from the original, reflecting the significant changes in the business landscape over the decades. The revision will foster a more competitive environment, ultimately benefiting the country, according to Dhanant. “The Postal Act has remained unchanged for nearly a century and is due for a comprehensive update.” The express delivery market in Thailand experienced increasing competition since 2022, driven largely by the entrance of foreign companies employing below-cost pricing strategies. This practice, deemed as predatory pricing by Thailand Post, has significantly impacted the market landscape and poses a potential threat to the logistics ecosystem if left unchecked. Quality concerns Despite incurring substantial losses, global logistics companies have managed to expand their market share in Thailand. These dynamics have led to concerns about service quality in the parcel delivery sector, which Thailand Post dominated with a 27% share of the domestic logistics market last year. The remaining market share is largely held by foreign operators, particularly Chinese companies. Dhanant highlighted the need for proper regulation to curb below-cost pricing practices and to ensure service quality for consumers. He warned that without such regulations, the domestic market might risk monopolisation, which could be detrimental to consumers. “Thailand Post has been aware of these threats for a number of years, prompting the implementation of a turnaround roadmap.” Apart from its delivery services, Thailand Post also plays a vital role in supporting local communities, especially during crises. It distributes medicines, medical supplies, and equipment nationwide, as well as delivers produce and goods from farmers to consumers. Updating the Postal Act is seen as a step towards ensuring greater accountability from service providers regarding service quality. According to Dhanant, the express delivery market is projected to witness an average annual growth of 11.2% from 2022 to 2024, underscoring the increasing importance of maintaining high service standards, reported Bangkok Post. Source: The Thaiger -- 2024-12-02 -
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Woke Culture Far From Dead, and Thriving in the UK, Look at the BBC
I am wondering how "To Kill a Mocking Bird" would work with a white actor. -
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Viral Clip Shows Foreign Man Swimming in Bangkok’s Filthy Khlong Saen Saep
30 years ago no problem. -
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proof of residence for British passport renewal
Not really recently but I did use a bank statement to renew some years ago. No reason why that should not be accepted.
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