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Hi all 😊 I'm Cheery 😊 By name and (usually 🙄) by nature. I've been around here for many years, taking in all the excellent wisdom and trying to use as much of it as possible 😊 We are two, Mr Cheery and I. We have been together for over 18 years 😮 We moved to the countryside six years ago, gained a large mortgage, and a…
I was out and about for work the other day and saw on an allotment someone was using an IBC (one of those big cube shaped plastic containers in a metal cage) to collect rainwater from their shed roof. What with the heat, dry weather and cost of water I was thinking of something like this at home. I've never installed a…
I live in a shared house with 3 leasehold flats and I and other leaseholder A share the freehold 50/50. The remaining leaseholder B tried to buy the share of freehold twice but was not successful as they changed their mind (and I was not happy to accept their changed request either). I had not been impressed with B's…
Hello, At some point in the near future i will be putting my house on the market. About three years ago i raised a noise complaint with my local council regarding my next door neighbour's dog barking. I have since closed the case and requested that the council remove my dispute which they have. I know this might be a legal…
So i've ordered a new laptop and i want to set it up using a local account.Seems microsoft is making this more difficult.First thing is turn off wifi so it wont pick up any network,Some videos on youtube suggest to open command using shift f10 to open command prompt and type in ms-cxh:localonly to bypass the microsoft…
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The Bank of England said there had been "substantial disinflation over the past two and a half years". It's the third time the base rate has been cut this year.
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