AIBU to think we shouldn't have got a bill for doctor appointment?

[Rainatnight]

DD, 2, had an outpatients hospital appointment in the summer for suspected asthma. Saw the consultant, we where packed off with a prescription, all fine.

We're in the UK, it was an NHS appointment based on a GP referral.

Today, I opened an invoice from the hospital for £330!

It's just an invoice, no explanation of why we're being charged.

I can ring in the morning and ask but wondered if anyone knew why this might have happened?

I don't dispute the agreement exists but maybe it is time for a change.

Feefee, there were no constant insinuations from me re you being pro Brexit. I mentioned Brexit twice. Once saying that Irish history is important in the context of Brexit and therefore something that affects your life as well. In that post I made no assumptions re how you voted (because I know you mentioned in a previous post that you were a remainer).
I did mention it again in the context of a post that I wrongly attributed to you when it was from kayaking (I apologised for that mistake).

He shot no one, but according to some Irish people he worked for the wrong employer. By the way a friend was also shot in Ireland whilst at a wedding, so not my favourite people.

Yeah, no doubt about that, Notan!

And proudly so.

I don't hate anyone, It wasn't me that started calling people names. I just know the truth about the attitude of SOME Irish people to the British military and have to take it into account by the way I live my life, less so now in mainland UK, but still sadly relevant on the island of Ireland.
And my friend was shot by the IRA at a wedding, a while ago now, but still relevant in his and his families life too. They claimed responsibility for it, I'm not making it up.

If you really think that people from the republic were not involved in the IRA then you are grossly uninformed or delusional.

to you for fighting the good fight here, Notan. Certainly proves that people weren‘t being over sensitive on the thread about anti Irish sentiment. Thankfully kayaking had enough rope to hang herself on this thread and used it well!

Back to the "goady fuckers" oh dear oh dear.

Perhaps you‘re mixing up Northern Ireland with Ireland

Now wouldn‘t that be ironic!

No definitely southern ireland, do some research.

It was in 1978

St Patricks Church, Trim, Republic of Ireland

Do some research? Lol. I don't have to. You're talking out of your hole.