This photo was taken by a father making a peaceful protest against the Child Support Agency earlier this year. During his protest he was attacked, verbally and physically, by this woman who works for the CSA.

We’d like you to caption this picture with your best, wittiest and most apt caption. What do you think the CSA worker is saying? What do you think the photographer might be saying? Perhaps the woman in the purple coat has something to say as she walks by, or maybe the two young women on the right of the picture have something on their minds?

Enter your caption in the comments box below. There’s no prize on offer, just the satisfaction of a job well done. Oh, and you can read the original post about the attack here.

It can seem that you’re on your own when you’re in a divorce battle, and everything you do seems to result in expense, anger and resentment. There are plenty of places where you can get help on divorce though, but most companies offering divorce advice are very expensive and, as someone who knows, speaking to a divorce solicitor can be like throwing money down the drain.

A new website however aims to offer advice for people going through the burden of divorce, in much the same way the CSAhell.com offers advice on dealing with the Child Support Agency. The website, DivorceTalk.co.uk, is relatively new and has just launched a feature whereby people struggling with divorce can email in their stories for publication on the website. By doing so, people can get advice and help on their divorce situations, or at the very least have a good rant about what’s upsetting them right now.

So, if you’re in the midst of a divorce and you’d like to get a few things off your chest, have a look at DivorceTalk.co.uk and send in your tales of woe – they’d love to hear from you. Tell them CSAhell.com sent you!

This website is filled with thousands of stories like yours, from people in exactly the same position as you, and their experiences will offer valuable help in showing you that you’re not alone in this fight, and there are ways you can prevail.

One way you can get even more CSA help is by joining our Facebook page, where you’ll be able to interact with hundreds of like minded people all after the same thing – justice and fairness for all. By joining our Facebook page you’ll receive daily posts in your Facebook news feed offering stories of hope, tragedy and, in most cases, CSA mistakes and incompetence. If nothing else it will show you that you’re not alone in this fight, and there are others in the same position as you. All you have to do to join our page is visit the page now and click ‘like’ to receive daily updates direct in Facebook, and to interact with people on the page.

Have a look at our Facebook page and join us on the largest social networking website of all.

Keep fighting the CSA.

The sound quality isn’t perfect unfortunately due to the way in which it was recorded, but you’ll get the gist of the interview and how CSAhell.com came across on the radio.

Do let us know what you thought of the interview, and if you listened to the whole talk show itself – or even if you called in to the show (as we know that Sue from the Child Support Agency, and who wrote this post, did).

You can listen to the radio show on either Radio City or City Talk, between the hours of 10pm and 2am. Radio City is broadcast on 96.7FM, and City Talk is available on 105.9FM, and on DAB.

You can, if you prefer, listen to either of the shows online at www.radiocity.co.uk, and at www.citytalk.fm.

The show to look out for is called ‘Late Night City with Pete Price’, and anyone who is having difficulties with the Child Support Agency is welcome to phone in to the show and share their problems on air.

We hope to see you there!

Become a fan of CSAhell.com on Facebook here.

We’ve only had Just Search working on the site for a few weeks now, and already we’ve seen the difference in terms of traffic that we’re getting.

Thanks to Phil at Just Search for the work he’s done on the site. Now we should be able to help a lot more people in their dealings with the CSA.