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Because it is true and I would have got slated had I not done so and it was thought that it was to be for me. Didnt have time to phone the shop, or rather left it too late to find out if they had them in the shop. I will do so tomorrow morning.

I just went on there and it said availabld to click and collect (£3) as mentlly handicapped brother in law wants one I didnt order it but thought I would drive over to The Amex Saturday am with him to get one if they are available i the shop. I will obviously phone befotre we leave to...

Thanks for that advice I think it is down to me suffering with COPD and is always much worse in the winter/ damp months.

I must admit I didnt realize that the income from the Poppy Appeal fell short of their needs, obviously due to rising costs as I wouldnt think the population figures change much as many from WWII pass on others from recent conflicts replace them as being in need.

Neither, couldnt sleep due to wheezy chest so came on here to try to make me more tired.

I sometimes get frustrated that people read into something what they wish not what is actually posted. I am 100% in favour of any charity that supports and helps ex-servicemen like the RBL Poppy Appeal what I am against is what appears to me as commercialization of the appeal. As I have...

It may well be but I want to donate how ever much I wish for a poppy. I will leave at that or somebody will start me on large poppies on cars

Which is what I will do as I have no wish to be seen to appear better than anybody else by buying a metal pin. Another example of people wishing to look superior as I see it.

We always did very well, but my point is that I do not wish to be told how much I should give be it 10p or £4. and I believe the setting of a price is wrong and not in the spirit of this very worthwhile appeal.

Ok I understand and assume that the usual poppies will be on sale at the ground for those who wish to give.

I do not begrudge £7 to the RBL but I do take umbrage at being told how much I should pay. I thought that the idea of the Poppy Appeal is that people give what they wish and how ever much they can afford.