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Looking for a handyman to make some ceiling repairs. I had to cut a couple of holes in bathroom ceiling to trace an upstairs leak. I'd now like some new plasterboard fitted before plastering. Photo attached (3rd hole out of shot). Likely easier to cut out one large square hole and replace, but i'll leave that to the expert! Anyone? Please DM

Hello, Bathroom ceiling needs repair - some holes were cut to trace an upstairs leak. Plasterboard needs replacing, (holes for downlights cut), and then skimmed. It's not a big room, maybe 1.5m x 2m. If this is something you could do reasonably promptly, please message! Thanks B

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Can be done with cars: https://www.cybrand.co.uk/defender

I called James yesterday after finding this thread as I was need of an urgent plumber after the person I had previously booked failed to show. James came around a few hours later to help fix the problems - fixed everything needed in very short time, new waste fitted to a sink, isolation valves on pipes leading to taps, leaking waste on a different sink, leaking valve on a new radiator, plus organised his colleague to connect a new gas hob. Wholeheartedly recommend - was pretty much the most efficient plumber I've ever come across. Plus a very nice guy. He'll be my first call next time I need someone.

Edited out as it was a silly question?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-56419277 Interesting report above. Seems the "poor signange" has been replicated by other councils. Money spinner.

TreacleRabbit Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This thread started with a complaint about people > (adults and kids) who were in playgrounds, which > doesn?t break any rules. You don?t live their > life. You don?t know their stress or their home. > Follow the rules, add some extra for yourself if > you like, but don?t berate others. Well said TR

Playgrounds need to be open, young children. And parents standing around chatting, provided they socially distance, are doing nothing wrong unless it was a pre-arranged meeting.

You'll have a fantastic time - I did similar about 10 years ago. In an RV perhaps you won't have too many issues, but watch for police, specifically along the pacific highway, as it was easy to speed. San Luis Obispo was a fun college town, and the country roads/mountain roads up to Lake Isabella were brilliant.

There is a large pet shop on the way into East Grinstead (A22) (Pets at Home) that had mice and other rodents for sale when i was in there a few months ago.

JohnL, are MOT's required currently or are they postponed again?

Pretty sure they were totally renovated 5 or so years ago. Last i saw they were great.

Thanks for reporting!

TW very kindly offering to send someone to check my place on 26th Oct. If you are experiencing issues, and have the time, please call TW so they realise it's a local problem affecting many.