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16/10/2026

Postal Delivery Driver vacancy with Royal Mail working 30 hours per week in

For details and to apply: https://ow.ly/T9pL50ZWcKP



16/10/2026

Right we have an opportunity for someone.

We are looking for someone who has there class 1 and all cards but are struggling to find a job due to not having any experience. If this is you please send in a cv to [email protected]

What we will do is to train you up on our night trunks. But the Job you will be training for will be tramping so you must be able and wanting to do tramping.

We have just finished training one driver up who is out tramping and is doing very well. This is now why we are looking at doing it again. Best of luck to everyone.

You must live in the Swansea area no more then 1 hrs drive.

Can everyone please share this post.

16/10/2026

Retail Assistant vacancy working 16 hours per week with Iceland in

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16/10/2026

Did you know that only 3️⃣% of the eligible population in Wales give blood? Share this post if you’re one of them! 🔁

Book today www.wbs.wales/app

16/10/2026

FREE PART 3 SUPPORT ANYONE?

Every Tuesday at 5:30pm, I run an online PDI surgery which is very kindly sponsored by Handley Driving School. We look at a a different topic each week in detail to develop knowledge and understanding, along with a live Q&A and the opportunity to share experiences, challenges or concerns.

Such is the success of these sessions that we are making them available to all PDI's throughout the UK completely FREE of charge!

Next weeks topic is Goal Setting and How to Use Scaling Effectively. It's the very first line on the Part 3 sheet and crucial to an effective lesson but often missed - so this is an important one to understand.

Just drop a message to myself or the team at Handley Driving School for the link to join.

What have you got to lose?

15/10/2026

Can you read the road in the dark? 🚨🚗🌛

Reflective road studs may be small, but they give drivers important clues about where they are on the road, especially at night, in wet weather, or when visibility is poor.

Quick refresher:

🚨 WHITE: lanes or the middle of the road
🚨 RED: left edge of the road
🚨 AMBER: central reservation of a dual carriageway or motorway
🚨 GREEN: edge of the main carriageway at lay-bys and slip roads
🚨 GREEN/YELLOW: temporary lane layouts, such as roadworks GOV.UK

How many did you already know without checking?

1, 2, 3, 4 or all 5?

Comment your score below.

Knowing what the road is telling you can make unfamiliar roads much easier to read when conditions get darker.

15/10/2026

🚦 BLUE LIGHTS BEHIND YOU. RED LIGHT IN FRONT.
WHAT DO YOU DO?

You’re waiting at traffic lights when an emergency vehicle approaches from behind. The siren is going, the blue lights are flashing and suddenly you feel personally responsible for rearranging the entire junction.

Take a breath. They need your help, but they don’t need you creating another emergency.

If your light is red, stay behind the white stop line. Blue lights behind you do not turn your red light green, and they don’t give you permission to cross the line “just a little bit”.

Keep off kerbs and pavements, and don’t move into a bus lane you aren’t permitted to use. The pavement isn’t an escape route for your car. There may be people on it.

Check your mirrors and consider where the emergency driver is trying to go. If you can safely and legally make room without crossing the stop line, do so carefully. If there is nowhere suitable to move, stay put. They understand that you cannot make your car disappear.

Emergency drivers are trained to assess the situation. They may use another lane, pass on the opposite side when safe, or wait until the lights change. Sometimes they switch off the siren while waiting so drivers don’t feel pressured into doing something dangerous. That doesn’t mean the emergency has been cancelled.

Once your light turns green, check the junction and move carefully, making room when it is safe. Don’t suddenly swerve or brake because you’ve heard a siren. Predictable driving helps them far more than panic.

There is an important exception: follow a clear direction from a police officer directing traffic. A siren or flashing headlights alone are not that instruction.

You can still face enforcement for breaking traffic laws while trying to help. “I was getting out of the way” does not automatically excuse going through a red light or driving dangerously.

Nobody wants to delay an ambulance, fire engine or police vehicle.
However, pulling into crossing traffic or putting pedestrians at risk could leave them with another incident to deal with.

Help them get through by staying calm, observant and predictable.
Good intentions still need good judgement.

✍️ Sheena Ahmed
Motorvation School of Motoring

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