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By betternowthanthen · Posted
was hoping someone has got a bike to sell light for 5yo please. Thanks -
By Rowan Miller · Posted
Fantastic Personal Trainer I can’t recommend David highly enough! From the very first session, it was clear that he is not only incredibly knowledgeable and professional, but also genuinely passionate about helping his clients achieve their goals. Every session is individually tailored to exactly what I need – whether that’s strength training, mobility work, cardio, or just a good old-fashioned sweat session – David always delivers with the perfect balance of challenge, encouragement, and fun. What makes David truly stand out is his attention to detail. He takes the time to understand your personal goals, fitness level, and any limitations you might have, and then designs each workout to suit you perfectly. No two sessions are ever the same, and I always leave feeling stronger, more motivated, and more confident. As a runner, he designed a specific strength training plan which has really helped with my long distance runs. The flexibility of training either outdoors in the local park or in his well-equipped studio is another huge bonus. Whether we’re breathing in fresh air under the trees or wokring through a circuit inside, the environment is always welcoming, focused, and positive. David is a true professional and a fantastic motivator. He’s helped me transform not only my fitness but also my mindset, and I’m so grateful for his support and guidance. If you're looking for a personal trainer who genuinely cares, knows his stuff, and brings great energy to every session – David is your guy! -
By TWB Cat Sitter · Posted
I can confirm people are feeding foxes locally, & all across London. The problem isn't so much whether they're being fed, but rather what they're being given. Unfortunately, a lot of the food offerings aren't suitable for foxes, which is why we see the kind of unpleasant evidence left behind. In many cases, people are feeding not to encourage foxes, but to treat foxes for mange. Left untreated, mange is fatal, & it would be cruel to leave any animal suffering. The treatment is often provided freely by both large & local rescues like the National Fox Welfare Society, The Fox Project, The Fox Angels Foundation.... & is backed by the RSPCA in what is known as target feeding, in a compassionate effort to administer life-saving medications. In other cases, it's an effort to lure & totally relocate the fox(es) to a safer environment. If you are having serious issues with foxes (outside the realm of them simply existing) you can contact Fox-A-Gon (Non-lethal fox control). "Foxes are protected under a series of wildlife protection laws. Poisoning, gassing, asphyxiating, maiming, stabbing, impaling, drowning, clubbing & most forms of snaring are a criminal offense, with anyone carrying out such acts subject to 6 months imprisonment and/or a £5,000 fine per animal." -
adding one more review below! We contracted Nick and his team (https://broughtonbespoke.co.uk. 07815873373) to custom-build two bespoke cabinets: one large and complex L-shaped unit for the living room, and a smaller one for the dining room. As we had just redecorated and both cabinets would be in prominent positions, it was important to us that they looked perfect and matched the style of our rooms. Nick and his team did a fantastic job — from clear communication and timeliness to the quality of the finished products. They took great care in the construction, and while the process took time, the results were absolutely worth it. In our case, both cabinets were designed and built on site, after which the outer shells were taken away for professional spray painting – the whole process took about two weeks. We couldn’t be happier with the outcome. I would not hesitate to hire Nick again and wholeheartedly recommend him and his team for any job — whether simple or complex, large or small.
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