Jules-and-Boo

I have a tenant whose tenancy expired at the beginning of lockdown and I just want to understand the new rules on notice period. Does the six month notice period apply to tenancies which are periodic, having naturally been extended with no new contract signed? At this rate, I won't be able to evict him for months.

My office is open but we are advised to stay home. We can do what whichever we prefer. I doubt compulsory attendance will be in place until 2022. Suits me. So far, I've done loads of work (started really early), taken the dog out, done the laundry. Me WFH suits our family.

We like Johnnie's and will continue to support them. The kids like the sandwiches and the dog gets a sausage - everyone's happy If you don't like something that one of our local businesses is doing, you can speak to them. For example - you think the menu has changed for the worst/ didn't enjoy your meal/ etc I'm sure any business would prefer feedback.

If they are on the latest list as participants, they would know and should NOT be charging full price. Did you show them the list? are they on it now?

It clearly is worth it, or they wouldn't do it.

Like that we're still measuring important things in inches

Sometimes they go in pairs and knock on alternate doors so you won't necessarily hear the one leaving you knocking on your neighbours door. We had them too yesterday and the phone calls have started for donations - it must be a very difficult time for charities.

We use Bought By Many.They have been brilliant,maybe look online and get a quote. You can decide if you want to insure or save. If the cat is going to be a house cat there's probably less risk

Depends if you have the money to have your oven cleaned for you. If I did, I would. I bought the oven cleaner. I think the products are basically the same, so just pick one for your budget (and check reviews). You can get spray that you leave in the oven and you can get bags to put the oven shelves in 9leave overnight). All pretty easy really. This one is environmentally friendly https://www.amazon.co.uk/HG-oven-grill-barbecue-cleaner/dp/B000IU3VU8/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?adgrpid=104178742296&dchild=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI4Lzxreim6wIVF-DtCh1_ZAT1EAAYAiAAEgLmsPD_BwE&hvadid=446615810628&hvdev=c&hvlocphy=1006886&hvnetw=g&hvqmt=e&hvrand=10122903030421041398&hvtargid=kwd-315942341240&hydadcr=18481_1816600&keywords=eco+friendly+oven+cleaner&qid=1597824584&sr=8-1-spons&tag=googhydr-21&psc=1&spLa=ZW5jcnlwdGVkUXVhbGlmaWVyPUEyN1BJWVdQU0IzRDQmZW5jcnlwdGVkSWQ9QTA0MTk1ODAxMElRMlZWOFhXVExDJmVuY3J5cHRlZEFkSWQ9QTAwNjM2MzExVkE3VjlJOUxKUVZYJndpZGdldE5hbWU9c3BfYXRmJmFjdGlvbj1jbGlja1JlZGlyZWN0JmRvTm90TG9nQ2xpY2s9dHJ1ZQ==#customerReviews

I worked in Oxfam for a while (furniture in Streatham) and would easily be able to tell the difference between a trader and a person in need. Some people we wouldn't sell to readily and some people we'd pretty much give things away to. I also increased prices for items I knew were worth a lot more than they were asking for. Does it matter if people are traders on here? Should we compile a list and let Admin know? There are some who change their name every now and then so it looks like they are new (and call themselves a real name). I don't know if the people who are giving things away want them to go to someone who will sell them on or if they don't actually mind either way.

not so sure about the pubs or marches being solely the blame - I was at the beach recently and it was 'carry on as usual'. It's general society, believing that this has blown over/ no relevant to them etc. The BLM marches are a big example of people ignoring social distancing. It's stupid to pretend they were not, even if you're trying to be politically correct and not racist. It's nothing to do with racism.

I installed on in one of my flats - it worked. Depends how much you want to pay - just look at options online

install an air filter system.

They don't like fresh air, so if the air in your house is still, they will stay.

I gave something to someone who had posted on the wanted section. I received a message a few weeks later thanking me as it had made a big difference to them. I felt good being able to give and that was lovely to hear from them again. This forum is awesome. You can always say no to someone if they turn up and it's clear it's a trader.

I imagine that is a factor.

Yep, graffiti in Dulwich is done by polite, introverted white middle class. How fitting.

Fishmonger in Peckham next to Morrisons might have some

I wish,my man usually starts the BBQ then goes off to watch the football

I use my own phone, works out fine. No one calls without booking time first. I don't want to carry two phones around and I don't want to be constantly available with apps (teams etc) on my mobile)

I just saw a sign at the Blackbird Bakery... "wear a mask unless you're seated"...

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just call land registry and they will help you

Signed

I don't mean paying a solicitor, I mean calling them and having a chat (some do initial free consultation) and seeing if you have a case. Definitely speak to your broker - especially if they've made reference to it already. Brokers are independent of insurance companies. You need to get more info....