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Re: New Patio has caused a crack in house wall
If the corner has dropped then the cracks would be wider higher up the brickwork. That isn't necessarily correct. Cracks of varying width suggest there is an element of rotation. The crack being…1 -
Re: Went in bus/taxi cycle lane - fine
If Southampton is anything like Leeds the council are making it impossible to drive around without picking up a ticket. A friend recently appealed by providing a series of photos of all the signs, ro…3 -
Re: Progressive Building Society ISA
I took the leap from a great app based platform to Progressive for both the rate and I need a flexible option for one of my EA ISAs at the moment. Opened the account late on day 1 (Weds, around 11pm)…1 -
Re: Progressive Building Society ISA
I did a transfer from Secure Trust to Progressive last month. The online form on PBS was simple, I instructed "wait until maturity of existing ISA" which was a few to happen 4 weeks later. …3 -
Re: Carpets - sorry of this is a daft question
Ask them what state they want the room in, and get it agreed in writing before you sign on the dotted line. They may be willing to do more moving than they normally expect if you agree to pay them ex…2 -
Re: Cheap rugs shifting on carpet
Have a look at 'Cats claw rug grippers'3 -
Re: Bosch washing machine 5-year warranty confusion
Possibly the issue is that cheaper Bosch washing machines do not come with this possibility to extend the warranty for free, but the more expensive ones ( and Siemens ones) do. So some scope for mist…1 -
Re: Octopus Fixed Tariffs 2026
V4 same rates as v3 where I am…….1 -
Re: 30% rent increase?
Mortgage rate increases, the landlord may have had a fix rate mortgage that has recently expired. Also maintenance costs have risen over the last few years. It could be that the landlord has held off…1 -
Re: 30% rent increase?
The energy price cap is set by observation of energy market rates. The Tribunal also caps the rent based on market rate. So they are near enough achieving the same results.1
