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Re: Need reassurance on property sale "claim"
Good to hear the solicitor has suggested that you hold a potential claim under the 1972 Act in reserve, should you need to take this extreme measure. If the executors choose not to pursue probate, th…1 -
Re: Adding guttering to a Tiger garden shed
And, rotating the roof might be a no-extra-parts-required option. I don't know about Tiger sheds, but shed boarding is usually attached using a pneumatic nailgun, with nails which aren't de…1 -
Re: How big is my mouse infestation if they have chewed through the dishwasher inlet hose…
If it's a large gap, pack with wire wool first, then filler. AFAIK, wire wool on its own is quite a good way of filling gaps, as the rodents do not like it.2 -
Re: Parking Charge for staying >2hrs at Service Station due to flat tyre
Hopefully your appeal will succeed, and even if it doesn't the good folk on this forum will guide you through all the steps that should result in no-one paying anything to Group Nexus. Chances a…3 -
Re: Rent increase after 11 years at same level
On another point, given the informal arrangements and the lack of Agent, I hope the Landlord has an NRL1 form in place with HMRC and that the OP has confirmed that fact. Otherwise there are serious t…3 -
Re: Changes in your retirement expenditure
I have been retired over 8 years now but my wife only retired 3 years ago. I've done absolutely nothing in those years but relax and enjoy having nothing to do and no one telling me to do stuff.…8 -
Re: Proof of purchase but no validation
If they think they can easily get £60 or £100 why would they offer £20?3 -
Re: Octopus Fixed Tariffs 2026
Yet others feel able not to charge exit fees for change of tariff only for change of supplier.3 -
Re: Mediation Advice
Hi Gr1, I have just read your reply. My Medication call is set to tomorrow 12/10/2026 and I don't know what to say. I feel that if I offer them something, then it can be seen as an admission of …1 -
Re: Cash ISAs: The Best Currently Available List
Thankyou both1
