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Friernlocal

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  1. Oases Fluval 5000 pond pump with built-in filter and ultraviolet steriliser. The UV lamp inside the pump will eradicate green water. The pump is powerful enough to attach to the resin plastic waterfall with the supplied hose.

    There is also a smaller pump with a fountain attachment and a tiny pump suitable for a small water barrel pond.

    All free of charge, for collection. 

    PM me if you are interested 

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  2. Sony Bravia 42W654A LCD TV

    To take away for £50

    In excellent condition and working order. Full HD digital reception.

    With remote control. 

    Please note the Web browser and iplayer have not been updated by Sony on this model, so catchup services may not function. 

    PM me if interested. 

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  3. I'd also like to make a point that hasn't yet been mentioned about the CPZ. There are a number of homes that have a crossover drive and more than one vehicle. Some residents park one car on the  drive and the other across their drive on the road. As far as I'm aware this technically breaches highway code 243 which states 'do not stop or park infront of an entrance to a property', (no mention of an exemption if it's your own property). Currently with no parking enforcement in place this practice goes unenforced. You can imagine that once the council start enforcing parking, any infringement will be swiftly punished. 

  4. You will find that water from a domestic water softener is not recommended for drinking or cooking. The reason being a softener removes dissolved calcium ions from the water and replaces them with sodium ions. It is calcium carbonate that forms limescale.

    The problem with having sodium in drinking water is sodium is linked to high blood pressure. That's why people are advised to limit their intake. Also the water from a softener can contain significantly higher levels of bacteria than mains water as the water moves slowly through the softener and can stagnate.

    If you want to reduce limescale in your kettle you'd be better using something like a Brita filter jug. This doesn't add sodium, but does remove calcium.

    A whole house softener would though reduce the amount of detergent needed in a washing machine.

    Hope this helps with your decision.

  5. It killed my brand new Dell PC! The computer came with an advert saying it would upgrade to Windows 11 when released. I did the upgrade immediately it came out. It worked for a day. The next day it wouldn't boot, can't remember the error message, but it wouldn't load Windows. Phoned Dell tech service. Waste of time. After about 45 minutes the advisor said the main board was faulty and they would arrange a collection for repair. Luckily I'd created the recovery drive when I first started the PC when I bought it. This allowed me to uninstall the Windows 11 updated. PC worked again. Perhaps I'll try again just before the 12 months warranty expires.
  6. This a known bug with the app. It was highlighted a few day's ago in a BBC article. The article explained that this can be triggered by the system if you have been close to someone but your contact doesn't meet the criteria for isolation, i.e. within two metres for 15 minutes. If it were a genuine alert an automatic 14 day isolation countdown would be shown in red on the home screen of the app.
  7. Booked a table yesterday for 6:30 in evening. Asked beforehand if they were taking Covid-19 precautions. Was told they were following guidelines and keeping adequate distance between tables. This was not true!

    It was busy when we arrived and very quickly it became totally packed. There were just as many tables as before Covid-19 restrictions. It was TOO crowded. They weren't taking diners details for contact tracing.

    I don't advise going there during the 'eat out to help out' period.

  8. Nigello Wrote:

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    > > The screens that call the ticket numbers don't

    > > work, so you have to listen carefully for your

    > > ticket to be called.

    >

    > That was a quick breakdown of equipment!

    >

    > How disappointing but not unexpected. There?s

    > nobody who?ll take control so it?ll take ages to

    > fix. The same is seen at Tube stations where neon

    > tubes lighting up the name of the station fail and

    > are not replaced, because the staff don?t feel

    > it?s any of their responsibility.

    Did you not read the previous post. It was working again. Very quick to criticise without knowing all the facts. If you ever have need to visit the new health centre you will see it is very well designed and laid out. While I can't comment on the GP surgery that operates in part of the building the rest appears well managed.

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