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My mums in a very similar position. We worked out how much she’d pay annually in ULEZ fees and compared that to the likely costs etc of changing cars (she’s concluded to keep her car till it claps out) Oh - and I’d suggest asking around if someone has a mains powered battery charger to try to resuscitate your dead one (50/50 if it’ll work) -
By eastdulwichimp · Posted
The Oxfam Bookshop, 20 Half Moon Lane, near Herne Hill station is a good place to drop off books. -
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Yes, at least in London there is good public transport! I once lived in the middle of nowhere. There was one bus a week which took people into the nearest largeish town to shop in the morning, then brought them back in the afternoon. Another world! I never actually used the bus, because I had a (different) car!
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