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Re: Moorside Legal - Another case

wp408

29 April at 6:13PM

No worries, I'll edit the post so it's only section 6. Thanks for the heads up

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Re: The Diary Of Onebrokelady Aged 60 And A Half

Onebrokelady

28 April at 10:40PM

I would use a gym if I had one for sure, I do miss going to the gym ☹️

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Re: Living Large, on a Small Income, by the Sea.

WelshmansDaughter

29 April at 8:55PM

There is a lovely river walk here which smells like a takeaway because the whole bank is taken over by wild garlic. It’s lovely but hunger inducing.

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Re: Living Large, on a Small Income, by the Sea.

Tresinia511

29 April at 8:25PM

Dia we have wild garlic by us! Small bulbs but amazing ly garlicky 😁great plan to get it free. We also have blackberries growing wild abundantly by us, not quite the season yet but when they come, ca…

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Re: Living Large, on a Small Income, by the Sea.

PennysIntoPounds

29 April at 5:58PM

What a street find! 😍

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Re: DCB Legal Court hearing over telephone

Coupon-mad

29 April at 11:04PM

Sounds like you've only had a usual bog standard 'hearing order' same as everyone gets. Show us the claim form. How many PCNs and what total?

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Re: DCBL debt collector letter

Peter767

30 April at 12:44AM

Thanks guys, I have emailed DCBL and received an automated reply. Will wait for them to respond. Also complained to ECPL on their website.

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Re: DCBL debt collector letter

Coupon-mad

29 April at 11:26AM

"4) your client have already acknowledged the keeper details," should read 4) your client has already acknowledged the driver's full details,

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Re: Person tripped over my outside cable cover whilst charging car...

Emmia

30 April at 7:44AM

That's not always the case, covers can also be used for utility works... but the workmen in that case would have local authority authorisation - which the OP doesn't have (I'll assume they don't own…

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Re: Using up previous years "unused" pension allowance

Dazed_and_C0nfused

30 April at 9:32AM

The annual allowance was only £40k in 2022-23, not £60k. And what you paid is only part of the story. Here is what I paid and what was therefore unused:2022-23: Paid £38k leaving £22k unused2023-24: …

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