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Yours To Experience (c) 2016 Foundation - circular
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Founder and 100% shareholder
Donna Maria x
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Humanitarian crisis
UK Bankrupt - and who's fault is
that?
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Well I was not (and not through my own choosing but bad
leadership or playing at it, companies filled with special needs and
learning
difficulties that are hurting others - over the last few years, tripped up, work stolen
and bullied on
purpose = deliberate loss of livelihood =
pre meditated murder).
I was left with no cash flow, no food, in a tent
and had to sell my few lovely dresses, my car, my camera, could not replace my apple i phone (which I paid for myself through my hard earned wages) a
small amount
of jewellery to live, it's a disgrace.
I would have been dead, do you know how many times I have been close to death - NOT OK.
Recommend staying in work, even if you come out with less at the end of the
month it is not worth your health - but yeah hard if you are working with bullies/torturers day in day out. Then look at a career change or speak to your manager or pivot.
Recommend, where possible, business create and keep
jobs at all costs even part time or job share or different opportunities within the company, and double the amount of jobs.
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English government mess with minds, create hostile
environments
and fights and want you to become reliant on them.
They abuse, set up and harm decent individual's regardless of your background and upbringing. They are the root cause
to the mental health crisis, panic attacks and anxiety in England. Remember Thatcher and the mines and the riots? Caused on purpose! "I like to fight" Cold war etc etc...
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It will take you years to recover if at all.
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Previously I had my own home, a mortgage which I paid monthly. Since the start of covid they try to push me into council housing after funds spent on private rent. ( It's the way they went about it as there is no shame in a council property, even famous and successful people don't even get why they have to keep saying it as part of their story, as if they are different to those that are in private property or a house handed down or mortgaged by a bank or bought the council house or flat at a discounted rate). Such stigma attached and its all made up as though a motivator to make you work harder or better yourself. What a load of rubbish and guess what council pay for the roof and the fence and if something breaks they can sort it out. Perhaps the odd person has fallen over with drugs or a criminal background or very ill but the majority are just decent hard working and fair individuals. I just don't get the bullxxxx. I mean put a bad individual in a 10 bed private house and it would be a mess the same as if they live in a 2 bed council house and I am sure you still have to pay full rent anyway! And let me tell you I went to school - started in the same place with a blank page and some of these from very good families, (although some broken) middle class, private homes, parents working at M&S, School teachers, own small business, BT, council and it goes on. Yet they were the ones ganging up, smoking, drugs, judging, some in the top groups at school but the rudest, sexual acts under age and yet those in a smaller home or perhaps not in the top group at school had to be smart and work harder and more polite...?????
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Bullied and targeted and looked down at by job coaches that did not even consider my cv or skillset and even advised to see the doctor by staff in there 20's with no experience or foreigners that answer the phone, have no idea how this country works, they did not even understand English and no emotional intelligence. Putting people in these responsible positions and they are hurting the tax payer and hard working British citizen.
SO let me see the job coaches CV's that represent the government and are suppose to, by law offer the correct support and funds and job opportunities available. The pot of money belongs to the people in need at the time and the job coaches are recruited to support and serve in the best interest of the individual. Are you not suppose to be seeking out jobs and building effective relationships with business in the area anyway? Keep the job board updated and fast track if somebody has the skills that the company requires? Seems to me they are not doing their job correctly? They expect you to do 8 hours of job searching and applications per day and report in once a week face to face or by a phone call scheduled by them for less than £340.12 GBP one month / five weeks (2025) How much is this per hour I hear you ask?
I never judge but to be deliberately pushed onto the system I believe is CRUELTY it may work for some but when you have worked for thirty plus years and used to a certain life its madness. Tapping into minds and then deliberately trying to push to doctors is just wrong! The world will know. Those responsible
will be held accountable in this life or the next. Is this going on in any other country I ask myself?
We are a democracy and liberal and fair!
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Guess what - if I were a job coach for the government and somebody came to see me in the job centre in shock or distress this is what I would do:
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1. Listen to the full story and ask for there name - are you ok?
2. Take some details if at this stage they are able to give you some
3. With their permission and using your skills consider where they may sit in terms of how urgent it is to help ie: emergency payment for food or support in putting a CV together or completing forms
4. The company where they have just been hurt, made redundant or bullied - does it require further investigation, build up a picture, does the company need to be reported to a regulator, fined, can we nip it in the bud, do they have evidence and names, damage already done etc
5. Do you have a support group, family, friend
6. Access to shelter, food, basic health care needs, hot shower and safe, phone/laptop or access to a library for example
7. Again remember at this point we are England - with my previous job I was lucky enough to travel and see things - some very poor countries where a life is worthless, they need us to feed them, they have no passport, no sanitation, no nhs and no funding, no education, no pens to write, live in mud huts and townships and hundreds of thousands of lives. Some that are lucky enough to go to school walk miles to in clothes provided by some of the generous British people. If they have no job they go hungry and die. They sometimes do not have shoes, dirty mattress, sell bodies and treated as slaves.
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REMEMBER we are still so lucky to be in the UK and we are so lucky we have support and opportunities, sometimes just around the corner - keep going...much safer than many other countries.
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Why would anybody want to sit on benefits in England if they did not have to? Why do English judge those that are on benefits which is a pot to support them back into a job and to health and in most situations not caused by themselves but usually bu some idiot.
Its in everybody's favour and still a great idea to have a pot of money whoch when we are able we gladly contribute. If something happens we can dip into the pot for support for a small amount of time to help us get back on our feet.
Only a Pratt or somebody so bad would not figure out that its beneficial to be healthy and contribute in whatever way we can which allows us to pay tax and keep a brilliant nhs and safe communities and a free education -deeeerrrrrrrrrrrrr
It;'s good to have lots of different housing and opportunities and who are these idiots to judge and categorise.
PATIENCE IS A VIRTUE- WAITED YEARS FOR THIS.
THINK!
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Personally I am more than happy to contribute and pay my tax and national insurance for good and the majority and, if i earn more due to experience or skill set than i am happy to pay that bit more. I am grateful to be in a beautiful and democratic country with opportunities and still much safer than many. I hope you wake up one day.
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GREED
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What Does Travel and Tourism Look Like?
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2010 - 2015
Experience England (c)
2020 - 2026
Five and a half years of slow (only slow because I am financially vulnerable after being tripped up on purpose, jealousy - SABOTAGE!) and immersive travel.
In my home country, the country where I was born but at times treated like an illegal immigrant and a piece of dirt by government officials, workers from different countries, given an opportunity to better themselves in
England and a handful of evil, greedy,
English from small villages, toxic tongues, liars, heathens, greedy, witches and a couple of robots in the making (mainly primed women) that absolutely are guilty of murder when they lie about character, bully, steal identities and take away livelihoods on purpose.
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Due to the forced sale of my home,(rsa insurance) and covid, I have been able to uncover some national treasures - here are some of my favourites so far...
ps, I was still working a job and paying my taxes!
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Founder & visionary & director of yours to experience Ltd 2016 - current year which is 2026 - still here (The Empress)
(Previously - head of a2btravelextras.com & co founder & special projects - she/her/dm 2010 - 2015 - pushed out / made redundant
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South Downs Road Trip and home made pancakes with fresh milk from the local farm, Buddington Bottled. Milkshakes and sacks of potatoes and free range eggs...
The Cowdray Heritage Ruins are one of England’s most important early Tudor houses and Cowdray is known to have been visited by both King Henry VIII and Queen Elizabeth I. In September 1793.
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Bude Sea Pool is a semi-natural tidal pool and is a safe haven for wild swimming on the edges of the Atlantic Ocean, Cornwall.
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No trip to Devon is complete without visiting The Donkey Sanctuary - a tranquil corner of the Jurassic Coast where hundreds of donkeys are waiting to meet you.
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Fishbourne Roman Palace, the largest Roman home in Britain.
Imagine the luxury that would once have surrounded the proud owner of this lavish Roman residence.
Stroll around the recreated Roman gardens – the earliest gardens found anywhere in the country – and enjoy the largest collection of mosaics in situ in the UK.
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Brooklands Museum in Weybridge, Surrey. Explore classic vehicles, racing cars, motorcycles and historic aircraft. Discover the world famous Concorde and British motorsport history at the world's first purpose-built race track.​
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Famous for ancient buildings and riverside site; if you visit, you’ll see that the College has evolved throughout its six centuries and that Queens’ as a place and as a community is very much engaged with the present and looking to the future.
Why not have your photograph taken by the Mathematical Bridge!
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Fancy a challenge?
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The Thames Path is a long distance walking trail, following England’s best known river for 185.2miles (298 km) as it meanders from its source in the Cotswolds through several rural counties and on into the heart of London. On its way the Trail passes peaceful water meadows rich in wildlife, historic towns and cities and many lovely villages, finishing in Woolwich just a few miles from the sea.
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Please note: I only walked a small part of the Thames Path - Shepperton - Weybridge - Walton BUT still magic - met with Egyptian Geese family, eight goslings.
Allow half a day and don't forget to stop off at either the local pub or coffee shop, you've earned it!. You can always loop back around by crossing the Thames via a short boat ride :-)
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How lucky am I to also capture a pair of black swans (Cygnus atratus) in flight coming down to land on the water - the river was branching into two and one of the swans went the other way so once he had landed he had to turn around to find his mate!
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Welcome to V&A South Kensington, a world of creativity in the heart of London. From unmissable exhibitions to extraordinary collections, there is something for everyone at the global destination for art, design and performance.
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Admission is free
Some exhibitions and events carry a separate charge.
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Explore wedding dresses dating from the 1780s right through, to the 1980s. All of the garments hail from the Olive Matthews Collection of Fashionable Dress, a nationally significant group of over 6,000 garments which is housed at Chertsey Museum. Admission is free and the display remains open until the 5th of September 2026.
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Located conveniently opposite Bognor Regis Railway Station, The Picturedrome Cinema was originally built in 1885. This Grade II listed building is now split into four screens and features digital projectors and Dolby Digital Surround Sound.
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A small attractive village on one of the small inlets of Chichester harbour, Bosham
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Inhabited by the Romans, Bosham was the sixth most important town in Sussex in the 8th century.
It was from Bosham that Harold II set forth in 1064 to negotiate with William of Normandy, a voyage that led to William the Conqueror's return in 1066;
Bosham features in the Bayeaux Tapestry.
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Hindhead Commons and the Devil's Punch Bowl
​​Explore the open heathland, ancient woodland and discover the myths and legends of the Punch Bowl along the way.
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Fish and Chips
Recommend a local fish and chip shop in the area you are visiting to really get to know the local friendly people. A great way to fill yourself up and feel part of the local community.
Check out the specials board.
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A selection of great fish and chip shops I visited include: Farncombe (one of my favourites) Midhurst, Chertsey (another one of my favourites)
Old Woking, Selsey, East Wittering - shack by the sea and the Hand & Spear, Weybridge for a great pub version of fish and chips or check out Crown & Anchor, Dell Quay, Birdham - outside in the summer - sooooo good, atmosphere amazing :-) and views spectacular.
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Winkworth Arboretum is the National Trust’s only arboretum and is perfect for visiting any time of the year as the landscape changes with the seasons. This breath-taking arboretum is home to around 6,000 trees that comprise of over 1,000 different species.
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Enjoy the seasons and the delightful cafe for a treat.
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An unforgettable glimpse into the private family life of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert at Osborne on the Isle of Wight.
Enjoy the seasons, the beautiful gardens and dip into one of the greatest love stories ever...
5th January 2026 - Mute Swan gliding along the River after a sprinkling of snowflakes - Cambridgeshire, East Anglia, England
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