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Good Things Come To Those Who Wait: Pat Hunt

Let It Bleed: The Rolling Stones

Sit Yourself Down: Stephen Stills

Baby Lay Down: Ruby Winters

Dark Haired Lady: Dr Strangely Strange (cross posting Townley Green....and that song is now running round my head!)

Dark Haired Lady: Dr Strangely Strange

Star: Gregory Isaacs

Country Girl - City Man (Just Across The Line): Billy Vera & Judy Clay

Meet Me In The Indian Summer: Van Morrison

Caravan Of Love: Isley Jasper Isley

Why own a car in London anyway? I got rid of mine years ago and now use Zipcar or hire a car for longer journeys. Given the stress levels that securing a parking space seem to cause I clearly made the right decison....

We Came To Smash (In A Black Tuxedo): Martin Solveig (Featuring Dev)

Function at the Junction: Shorty Long

>>Take It To the Limit: Eagles (the Supertramp song is Breakfast in America) Take Me I'm Yours: Squeeze

We Kissed: Jackie Wilson

Money Move: Barrington Levy

Rebel Dance: The Observer All Stars

Without The One You Love (Life's Not Worthwhile): The Four Tops

Darling, I Hum Our Song: Four Tops T

When I Move To The Sky: Sister Rosetta Tharpe

High Tide or Low Tide: Bob Marley

The Streets of the City: Otis Johnson

You Got Soul: Johnny Nash

Definitely seek legal advice. If the freeholder hasn't followed the The Torts (Interference with Goods) Act 1977 by serving the correctly worded Notices and following the legal process, you will have a claim against them. I would take a picture of the junk that was left behind (if it is still there) as evidence that this cannot have been solely to eradicate a fire risk. If the garages are not adequately fire proofed, they may constitute a risk and it would depend on what rights you have to occupy the space so a lawyer would be best placed to advise.

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