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Brovion You are talking about being an OAP, but you aren't an OAP yet, as you're not old enough at 60.

It does. I eat very sensibly and can only manage to lose half a pound a week, sometimes not even that. Look at the national debt in 1950, and remember that us baby boomers were brought up on rationing up to 1954. Before complaining about the bus pass, it only costs money when it is actually...

We pay the yearly one, but in monthly instalments interest free. £10.40 per month from Feb to Nov incl.

As does my other half, who has severe asthma. That's why he has a season ticket (NHS one).

I paid in for 45 years, so I think I'm entitled to it now. Since I turned 60, I have developed thyroid problems, so I would have had all my medication free no matter my age.

At least your prescriptions are free now, whereas the Welsh & Scots have theirs free, no matter what their age.