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Hi I'm looking for someone to advise on financial/pension planning - any recommendations or offers? Thanks

I've got 2 disposable cameras which I want to get developed - anyone have any idea where to get this done locally, and ideally quickly!!!! Thanks

I am looking for (most likely two separate jobs): Someone to screed a kitchen floor ahead of underfloor heating going down and Sash window replacement (3 window bay) Recommendations or offers please!

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Love Tippler - always fun and the service is excellent

I've got a few jobs I need doing over the next month (earlier start, the better!) - please PM me if you are interested in one or more of them. 1. 2 bedrooms - walls making good and decorating 2. Front garden take down old broken wooden fence and build a low wall in it's place 3. Bike shed assembled in front garden - May need to adapt or bespoke build as limited space (could be integrated into design of wall) Cheers Andy

Heading into Central London on Sunday - does anyone have a recommendation for a good place for lunch in Chinatown (Chinese food, obviously...) which our 8 yr old and 5 yr old would be welcome at?

Thanks! It figures that lots of the costs are fixed regardless of the size of the build...

Purely hypothetically, of course.... if you had a house with only the 'front' loft extension done, how much would it cost to add the second, 'back bedroom'? I know the whole thing is around 40k, I'm just interested in a ballpark figure of the cost of adding a second room. 10k maybe?

I urgently need to get rid of some bulky rubbish from my front garden - an old armchair, a broken coffee table, lots of empty cardboard boxes. Could someone please collect and take to recycling centre for me, ideally in the next few days? Any interest, please let me know a price!

Had a few beers at the bar - great fun, will definitely be back! Deserves to do well, keep up the good work!

Going tonight, probably

There's a free version for iPad which will give a good intro - I downloaded that first in case it was all a flash-in-the-pan. The ?4.99 version has more features. My 7 year old girl has loved it for about a year and its open-ended, creative nature makes it more interesting than other games. It has a 'survival' mode but she prefers the 'creative'. Think of it as a massive Lego set on a tablet. There are lots of videos on YouTube which show what the game can do. My girls are both pretty obsessive about getting on the iPads but I've found if there's an interesting real life alternative on offer - swimming, bike ride, park, meeting up with real people - they can be prised away from the tablets. And as for flights, long car journeys, early mornings - thank you Steve Jobs. I agree Minecraft can be very compelling, but I have noted she has lost interest in the last month or so. As with everything (particular TV shows, that revolting film about the rat that cooks, Ratatouille) she has got bored of it, I suspect. Now if anyone knows how to stop her obsessing about owning a horse, and her sister from watching Frozen again and again and again, please let me know!