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Herroeeeey Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thanks Ratty > > The agents are warning me this could still take up > to 6 months. I'm wondering how I can (if > possible) speed this up? Or am I purely at the > mercy of how quickly the courts act? > The agents are correct, but this is only if the tenanct does not heed the notice expiry. It can take some time for courts to hear these cases (although each one takes about 5 bloody minutes). However, if you are on decent terms with the tenant you can explain to them that you will get costs against them (incl your legal fees) if they do not vacate following the notice period. Almost every judge will make this award so this is not an idol threat. It will then of course be up to the tenant, but they would be v daft to take this route as they will presumambly at some point need a reference from you to get onward housing? Happy to chat by PM if needs be. I am a social landlord.

She can leave after S21 expires without there being any case of intentionality. So you only have to wait another couple of weeks. If she does refuse though it's courts, posession orders and bailiffs but you can apply for and will get costs against her.

Notice Requiring Posession. Section 21. 2 months notice. You may also be able to go on Mandatory Ground 1 if you have ever lived in the dwelling.

Hero! Nothing more to be said!

Ok, my opinion. Some of the stuff you are talking about is the fun stuff about having a baby, the exciting preparation stuff, and very often is something the male partner can do to help feel he is involved. Maybe it is just me but I loved getting the house prepared for the new arrival, and doing the cooking and cleaning whilst mummy and new baby rested and bonded.

Bath every other night. Hair wash (aaaaaaaggggggghhhhhhhh) every 4th night. It's hair wash night tonight. Dreading it already.

Anyone brave enough to cycle in London deserves admiration and respect imo. I am sure you cannot be in that much of a hurry. V often I drive from ED to Nunhead and the cyclists always get their faster than me so I fail to see what the problem is.

Lots of sense of humour fails in this thread. Amazing!!

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intexasatthe moment Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bit harsh Ratty - they do a good job and always > seem to me to work incredibly hard and fast . > I imagine having a new system to introduce must > initially complicate their work and impede them in > their duties . Was not meant to be harsh and I was not frticising the recycling collectors. I fail to see how it came across as such. Hardest day of work in my life was a bin round!

What sods! They did actually empty a few of them in our road back into the small blue crates. I guess they just got bored of it. TBH the bloke I spoke to did sound quite weary of it!

AlexC Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ratty Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > It's fooking horrible. But then so is the > Bishop, > > so they kind of deserve each other! > > What, pray tell, is wrong with the Bishop? It's just not for me. Don't like the beer, don't like the clientelle most of the time, really don't like the prices. I just really like Neil but that's about it! Oh and I don;t like draft wine!

Bin men told me yesterday not to use them until october as they will not start collecting until then!

It's fooking horrible. But then so is the Bishop, so they kind of deserve each other!

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The Minkey Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Lol.. How much food waste do you expect to be > producing and how large a bin do you want sitting > on your kitchen countertop? Just had a kids party, not uncommon when you have children. Lots of food left over. Would easily fill this tiny brown "bin" in one fell swoop. Can anyone lend me a pig?

Can we put all our bins on the pavement? I cannot get out my house as they are blocking the door!!

A laughably small brown thing arrived outside my house this morning.

I have been using WINX DVD Ripper Platinum of late. Pretty good.

There is a messy play at the Allbrighton Centre I believe. Saturdays.

I am in Abbotswood Road and we were leafleted yesterday

I may go one evening this week. Is it a big article?

It's gonna be a bit chokka outside the front of my house, but I am gonna embrace the change. Nappy user is only 6 months so should not be too niffy for a bit!

It is nappies I am most worried about. Guess I will need to give the bin a dam good cleaning to start from the best possible hygiene position. I do have concerns though :(

Just announced by leaflet this morning. Any tips for making this work in a small house with 4 ppl living in it. Where Reball the necessary bins going to live? The smell next summer will be disgusting.