£22 night out, parking paid.
newey91:
£15 a night. No paid parking or anything else
and i thought i was at the lower end of the night out money spectrum.
Were at a poor £19 a night no parking or tolls paid and on salary its crap
I suppose I’m the only one who can remember being paid 17/6?
£23.06 A Night out, £2 A Day meal allowence. Parking payed for, no probs!!! 
They pay for parking , but i only get £10.
Retired Old ■■■■:
I suppose I’m the only one who can remember being paid 17/6?
Luxury
Used to pay the boss for the privilege of a night out 
tortoise:
They pay for parking , but i only get £10.
As a point of principle I wouldn’t do them for that. Would your boss whilst on business pay himself that amount?
i thought you were older than that ROF , my first night out paid 12/6 , mid 60s
rigsby:
i thought you were older than that ROF , my first night out paid 12/6 , mid 60s
Did that cover the cost of stabling for the horse Dave…
Never nighted out Myself, had plenty of days that ran into night’s though! 
Pete.
20quid night out and 4quid meal allowance,think I’ve i was weekending away id stop in a travel lodge.
23 quid a night, parking paid as well as change overs in truck stops paid.
Pretty much get refunded for everything needed to do the job as long as receipts are kept.
Suedehead:
Retired Old ■■■■:
I suppose I’m the only one who can remember being paid 17/6?Luxury
Used to pay the boss for the privilege of a night out
I think 17/6 = 87.5p
12/6 = 62.5p
The Taxman’s allowances refer to the amounts which the taxman will automaticaly allow for a night out in the cab. If costs greater than that are incurred, then they can be reclaimed (receipts required). If you told an office worker that they could not go home tonight and had to spend the night in a dark lonely place with no food or toilets, the offer of £25 compensation woulf probably not be greeted with great enthusiasm.
If you told an office worker that they could not go home tonight and had to spend the night in a dark lonely place with no food or toilets, the offer of £25 compensation would probably not be greeted with great enthusiasm.
You have got that spot on.
£25 a night is nowhere near enough for the ‘privelige’