With money tighter for most people I,m sure more recently I thought I,d start a topic to share a few of your own tips for saving a bit of cash and maybe we'll all learn some from each other...however zany or bizzarre!!..I'll start with a few (1) Always use a comparison site every year at least when changing your power supplier...then see if they feature on one of the 'cashback' sites for extra savings (2)..For those with young children who go to lots of parties, Buy toys up cheaply after Christmas from companies and you can save ££££ later when you need them (3) (bit naughty this one I know!)..Buy Broccoli?...Snap the thick end off that you won't normally eat!...Over To you

Below are the 22 towns identified by the Government as the areas with the highest proportion of homeowners at risk of repossession.

1. Barking and Dagenham
2. Birmingham
3. Bolton
4. Cannock Chase
5. Corby
6. Halton
7. Kingston-upon-Hull
8. Knowsley
9. Liverpool
10. Manchester
11. Newham
12. Northampton
13. Nottingham
14. Reading
15. Redditch
16. Salford
17. Sandwell
18. Sunderland
19. Swindon
20. Walsall
21. Wigan
22. Wolverhampton
It's clear to see that towns in the West Midlands and the North West make up the bulk of the repossession hotspots, though East London is far from safe with both Newham and Barking and Dagenham flagged as danger areas.

I work in Industry and our Chargehand and another worker had a huge bust up where they nearly came to blows.
I only saw the argument but couldn't hear what it was about as I was at other end of workshop but able to see them.
Another couple of lads had said they had been arguing about when to take a break.
Worker had started work at 6 a.m. and stopped for break at 9.am which they normaly do.
But Chargehand fell out with him over this and caused this huge bust up and told the worker to F*** off home....and he did.