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Re: MK1 Parking bad signage appeal
As for the split management - when the stadium and retail outlets were first operational there was no infestation (apart from the IPC conference held in the Doubletree Hotel inside the stadium) and n…3 -
Re: Natwest Premier switch - £500
unclebatman I’ve had multiple web chats and a phonecall with all but one of those stating they expect to see £100k coming into the account - and could not give me a definitive answer on how they appr…1 -
Re: Neighbour Raised Ground Against My Extension Leaving Only 10 mm DPC Clearance – Council Says No Acti
One question raised was how much the ground level was increased. Unfortunately, I cannot quantify that with certainty because I had no reason to take measurements beforehand and did not witness the w…1 -
Re: Retirement in my 40s - Does the plan work
Finances aside, are you allowing for most of your friends/social acquaintances still being at work, possibly for another 20 years or at least 10?1 -
Re: How do I calculate my gas meter readings to kWh?
alternatively, just use one of the online calculator. Your energy provider probably has one.2 -
Re: Glues for repairing polycarbonate freezer drawers
Have a look at JB weld1 -
Re: Housing Association trying to exclude my garden
I’m guessing that the red outline is the boundary of what the HA own. At the moment, with 23 and 25 in HA ownership a separate title for each property doesn’t yet exist. Certainly, on deeds I was loo…1 -
Re: Neighbour Raised Ground Against My Extension Leaving Only 10 mm DPC Clearance – Council Says No Acti
The OP has - correctly - got their insurance legal protection involved now. At this stage they shouldn't do anything other than follow the instructions of the LP. The ground being raised to with…1 -
Re: Self assessment tax due not including Payment on Account already made
the relationship between the tax return, POA and the account balance is a common cause of confusion. the tax calculation shows what tax is liable for 25/26, it does not show the money you actually ow…1 -
Re: Self assessment - late payment penalty
Many seem to interpret payments on account in that way, but it's rarely the case - here OP is referring to two PoAs in 2026 for 2024/25 income, although the situation for 2025/26 and 2026/27 is …1
