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Nina's Blog - Thursday 6th June 2024

Thursday 6th June 2024, 12:53

Did 7 000 steps on this morning's walk.

Here are some of the things seen along the way



Looking back towards the town from the far end of a mediaeval field, now a nature reserve.

The smaller of the two rivers almost choked by reeds and trees

The path through the field from a small animal's point of view

A pretty orchid

Another unmaintained stile. On the other side the support for the step has collapsed completely and of course there should be another step up anyway.

An amusing combination of privet hedge and street sign.

Another slightly less extreme
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ninalanyon · 61-69, T
Thursday 6th June 2024, 19:28

A family visa is required for a British citizen or settled resident wanting to bring a foreign partner or spouse, and potentially children, to live in the UK together.

Until April 2024 the minimum income was set at £18,600. Currently, it is £29,000 with a plan reported earlier this year to raise it to £34,500 then £38,700 by 2025. Labour has indicated that it broadly supports the changes.
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The Conservative party declined to comment, but party insiders insisted it was right that people who wanted to bring their family members to the UK were able to support them financially.
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/article/2024/jun/06/uks-minimum-income-visa-requirement-faces-high-court-challenge

Why should one British citizen be treated differently from another. Nearly half the UK citizenry would not qualify for a visa on financial grounds, should their families too be denied access to the UK?