Perhaps one of my favourite HOI4 mods of all time. Custom maps are something I wish more. And ironically a mod where Ireland is actually interesting and fun to play as well.
I have Psoriatic arthritis, and suspected Fibromyalgia. I was going to apply for ESA. My family have told me to apply for PIP, but I have been hesitant to apply since many have said it's a nightmare. I was already denied it since i was living out of the country and only this month i have been back for 2 years. I don't get UC because my savings are over 16K and i am struggling financially being out of work now due to ill health and a lot of stress. Thankfully ill be moving back with family in around 2 months time. I got no sicknotes or anything like that from my employer.
It asks me on ESA when i should back date my claim, I am confused by what this should mean or how long i should back date it? When i left work 2 months ago is when i back date it to? Would ESA be a nightmare like PIP with the medical? I have also heard about national insurance contributions you have paid in, I have only paid in from what i can remember i have about 50£ paid in contributions in total would i even be eligible for this? Can i keep this as well if I start a full-time college course as well?
I'm looking to return back to college as a mature student and start an access to HE course in social sciences, and i am wondering if anybody can advise me if Urban planning is a good route to go down. I suffer from arthritis, so I'm quite limited to what physical labour I can do.
I have been trying to pinpoint a lot of careers that might interest me, and this one has come up. I have been working in retail and security for quite some time now, so I’m looking to invest in something proper. Personally, I am a big fan of Cities: Skylines 1 and 2 (I'm aware video games should not influence real-life choices) and city design in general, since mine is incredibly car-centric.
I’m not searching for a career that is high-paying, I have seen online that full-time job’s for urban planners have been said to be low, but it is not my biggest concern.
I was wondering if people who have worked in Urban planing, maybe even transport planning, could share whether this is a good career to go down, their experiences, and thought's.