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You might want o look at a Meglaflo to up the pressure even if they could make a combi work. https://www.heatraesadia.com/products/cylinders-and-hot-water/unvented-cylinders

In many different ways.

DoctorM Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > so, no one else things that the closing of this > public space for 12 days in the interests of a 2 > day private event is questionable? Only if they don't pay, And they do. So apparently not.

Sounds great, looking forward to it.

Just pay the fine, take it on the chin, and learn a lesson.

john_m4rsnall Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ok, but does it depend on the size of the > motorbike? I just bought my custom Honda CB900F > Cafe racer (you can see the approximate size at > https://thecustommotorcycle.co.uk/ad_category/hond > a-cafe-racer-motorcycle-for-sale/. Will it be ok > with this bike or some kind of trouble can happen? Bike size is irrelevant. Always check the signs though. Some of them seem crazy, eg Northbound on Bishopsgate is a No, southbound is a yes.

Sorry to hear about this. We've turned off passive keyless entry on our car, people might want to explore that for future?

edanna Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So Southwark?s site says: > > Driveways that serve a single property > > If there's no enforceable yellow line, you can > park close to this type of driveway without > penalty. My understand is you parked across as opposed to "close to". Good luck but I'm not optimistic for you.

Always use City given the choice. It's busier than it used to be but even then you'll rarely be more than 10-15 minutes before you're in an uber or an a dlr from wheels touching down.

I had this once, a sofa went in down a narrowing corridor, lobster pot style it wouldn't come out. Once I'd bitten the bullet and accepted it wasn't coming out I took great pleasure in cutting and smashing it up. Not often you get the chance to let go and smash stuff...

"New phone, who is this?" They were the days.

We'll know who to blame then.

He should know his plaice, sounds like he's just floundering around a bit.

I have a ground anchor, mammoth chain, and a ?200 alarmed granit disclock, all in about ?500 of security as it has to live outside. Before the disclock someone had a go with boltcutters but were interrupted by my wife. What rcmaf says sums it up though, re ride something they don't want. It shouldn't be that that is a factor when choosing a bike but in the real world it it. Also, put a cover on it. Out of sight etc.

boomshake22 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Very good, expect them on dragons den soon. > > For more investemdnt > > Yes we target smart areas only, no one else else > should be allowed our flowers As a business I imagine anyone who?d pay for the flowers is allowed.. No?

NewWave Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I recommend Matoom on London road opposite > Sainsbury. > really excellent food > advisable to book if you want to eat in as its > only tiny I got a takeaway from there last night, excellent. Strongly recommended, fresh and light flavours.

What's wrong with that?

Lol

We have Freddie's Flowers and they are big boxes. Not them.

I'm on BT, have been for ten years, and can't remember more than one outage.

Thanks.

Hi - I couldn't make this as I was out of the country. Would anyone who attended be able to post, or direct me to, a summary of what was said and done please? Thanks.

We'll see I guess. For a business like that I'd imagine a lot of their business never goes near the shop but they need premises somewhere so why not there?

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How much park area are we actually talking about re repairs, ruts etc?