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Hi AllThinking about getting a petrol strimmer but know nothing about them.Any advice on what to look for greatly appreciated.
1930s house with a wide (9cm) picture rail with attached architrave below it. I guess it was designed for displaying plates rather than hanging pictures. It needs removing as part of a revamp of the room. I’m having some fitted units built and so it is in the way of the units. The designer has got a quote from a plasterer…
I keep quoting the phrase 'Ne'er cast a clout till May be out', because I love it (and because I'm quite annoying 😁) But it rings true not just for clothing (though obvs take a layer with you) but for OATs, our Outstanding Annoying Tasks So May's thread is all about not shrugging off the tasks we know we should get done,…
Please can someone help. Last year for the first time the interest I received from multiple saving accounts was over the personal saving allowance, in fact, I received about £1370 in interest. The email from HMRC read that my options are either to pay about £70 extra tax manually, or they will adjust the Tax Code, to…
our electricity meter has now expired and needs to be replaced immediately in line with government regulations under the Electricity Act. Nearly every month i get asked to change to a smart meter which i decline. Is the above statement correct or is my energy provider trying a new tactic????
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If you've got a Santander Edge current account, you'll no longer earn 1% cashback on supermarket, fuel and travel spending from 9 September. The bank has today (20 May) confirmed it's axing the perk, though it will continue to pay 1% cashback on bills.
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