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Re: Progress not Perfection
Mr T veg is 15p too. They've got broccoli and red cabbage included in their deal.10 -
Re: Progress not Perfection
Morning all. Have been up a while reading and enjoying the peace before Mr SA gets up. Have done two loads of washing and might hang it out as the forecast is sunny and windy. I need to get all my jo…9 -
Re: Guide discussion: Voluntary national insurance contributions
Yes. Me. Earlier this year I paid class 2 contributions for 2006/07 to 2022/23. 17 full years at total cost about £2800. I'd had £14,000 in my grubby hand intending to pay class 3, but followin…8 -
Re: "Fall into Autumn with SW"
Well, weigh in tonight and managed a 2.5 lb loss. That's 1st 1lb in 5 weeks. Happy with that as I was a bit nervous. Just over 1.5 stone as I had lost half a stone just before SW. Came home and …5 -
Freebie with a bonus
I don't know which parts of the country this is running, but we're in London. A week or so ago, we had a leaflet through the door delivered by the postman, for Always Discreet Pants, with a…7 -
Cheapest ways to get to Luton, Gatwick, Stansted from London
Are there any good lifehacks on how to get to airports around London for less? Easybus and National Express charge £15, rarely less.5 -
One Santander customer to win £100,000 before Christmas 2023
One lucky Santander customer will win £100k https://www.santander.co.uk/about-santander/media-centre/press-releases/one-santander-customer-to-win-ps100000-before-christmas19 -
CEA Card
Can't remember this ever being posted. Costs £6 but lasts a year and you can use it as often as you want. "The Card enables a disabled cinema guest to receive a complimentary ticket for som…8 -
Four years later
I follow this thread but my first post. Four years ago I owed £36000 to credit cards and the bank. I have a very good pension so never missed a payment. I decided after many years of debt this had to…8 -
Re: Mortgage paid off.
Possible for an admin to move my thread there?5
