Kwallers
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The Facebook thread says the owners have been located :-) -
Did you get a result? Had a similar visitor this morning just around the corner - just wondering if the same cat. Quite large, all ginger
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Missing long-haired tabby from Dunstans Grove
Kwallers replied to Kwallers's topic in Lost, Found or Stolen
Update! She's just been found on Dovesdale! So so happy! -
Missing long-haired tabby from Dunstans Grove
Kwallers replied to Kwallers's topic in Lost, Found or Stolen
Thankfully she hadn't gone missing at that point though my heart goes out to the poor cat and family. Thanks for advising regardless -
Hi all. My long-haired tabby cat Ulla went missing in the early hours of this morning from Dunstans Grove. I would be grateful if you could pls keep your eyes peeled This is totally out of character for her (She is normally in-out like a yo-yo). She is chipped and was wearing a collar at time of disappearance. She had only ventured out the front of the property yesterday for the first time so I am very concerned she has got lost and spooked by traffic
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Architect (inc Planning application) recommendations please
Kwallers replied to rgregan's topic in Request a Tradesperson
I can recommend Chan Brisco Architects (chanbriscoarchitects.com) I am a structural engineer, currently working with Thom Brisco on a friend's extension and have worked with him over the past few years on a large development. -
Me too, very interested - though would be a beginner...
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Save this tree - due for removal tomorrow
Kwallers replied to JMT's topic in General ED Issues / Gossip
Try NHBC website - outlines trees with high, medium and low water demand. Anything high, such as a Holm Oak, is never suited to being in close proximity to houses. Even up to 10m away the root system is such that it can cause significant damage to properties - of you were looking to build a new house in such a situation you would be looking at foundations going around 1.5m deep, which is much much deeper than anything a victorian property would be founded on, hence the damage. As much as I like to see the trees serious consideration should be given to what is being planted by the council but from experience the department dealing with landscaping don't typically have much awareness of the damage they can do with an ill thought out specification