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tigerwhite_2

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

My 2 boys have sleep overs quite often, one is 15 and the other 12, probably started about 8 years old.

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Well ds2 came home on the friday night with his friend and his bags for the weekend, with a note from the friends dad, to say yes his son could come to wales :eek: that was it no phonecall to see who I am, know telephone no to contact him, some very strange people :eek: and now we cant get rid of him, he is here most weekends :eek::mad:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::D

xoAmyox wrote: »

Oh it's even worse than that, we're having to clean the new rental we are moving into!

The property needs cleaning, redecorating in all the high traffic areas, the carpets need cleaning and LOADS of furniture needs removing.

I'm going to have to take the keys to the house as it is and get my OH to do the work required - I can't wait for the agency to pull their finger out/get approval because I can't risk giving birth before moving

Hi Amy... oh dear, sounds like a bad omen if they can't do this stuff before you move in!! Totally up to the LL (I'm a LL and would never do that). Be careful that you're not going to be liable for anything if you do decide to move out (i know you've not even moved in yet!).

shame i don't have anywhere for you seeing as we live round the corner from each other:p

Missmaxwakey wrote: »

Been a bit of a lurker on here since Christmas and it's high time I have something back!
Morribobs foxs golden crunch creams and jam n cream worked fine at 10am this morning giving both match and more points.
C and C today for toilet rolls worked fine v T at 11am.
On receipt AvT 2 litres asda chosen by you thick bleach lemon flavour £1.55/£1.00. Rubbish at maths so can't quite work out apg

BICCIES
bingo. Me too:T I came on to say I did a shop at 12.37 and points have been added:D Looks like biccies are still on, despite no signage or on the app....

LEJC

Blimey Amy thats carp!
Please insist on an inventory being done and document what work you are doing to the new property before you actually move in...take loads of pictures and get the letting agent to countersign it all to ensure that you get a true reflection of how it was before and after...


A letting agent has plenty of contacts and a carpet cleaning contractor would certainly be one of those...it took 2 days to get the quote I needed so it seems as if either the LA or LL is stringing you along...
it sounds to me as if there may be a dispute between the previous tenant and the LL over a deposit deduction for cleaning...its worth remembering that the LL is probably able to claim carpet cleaning if it was in the contract so will be able to eventually reclaim the money from the deposit.....


I hope all goes well for you during the move...but remember to take pictures of everything that you need to fix ...i know that ultimately you are doing this for your benefit and piece of mind with baby so close....but really the LL ought to be taking a bit more of an active interest IMO.....if you are having problems this early on in the tenancy then it may not bode too well if other things need attention later on
(I'll climb off my soapbox now and take my LL hat off....and return to just being a member of the elite)

tigerwhite_2

For SFSB.....
guess what I bought earlier..
AvT. Saw it and thought of you so had to buy it:rotfl:
1 x Nola Raspberry & Elderflower Vodka Spritz (250ml) £0.80 £3.00

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3 x ASDA Chosen by You Casserole Mix Sausage (38g) £1.00 £0.84

A v M 38p each or 3 for £1 another nice filler for A v M shop

tigerwhite_2

LEJC wrote: »

Blimey Amy thats carp!
Please insist on an inventory being done and document what work you are doing to the new property before you actually move in...take loads of pictures and get the letting agent to countersign it all to ensure that you get a true reflection of how it was before and after...

(I'll climb off my soapbox now and take my LL hat off....and return to just being a member of the elite)

He he, are we twinnies?:rotfl::D

LEJC

tigerwhite wrote: »

He he, are we twinnies?:rotfl::D

I got into the whole LL thing after my mum died and renovated the family house which we now rent out then last year we bought a flat and last week our offer was accepted on another flat so thats going through...


What started as a very reluctant thing purely because I couldnt bear to part with the family home has turned out rather addictive...but I think thats the end for a while,its a bit like children...you know when you have enough to handle!!

Ladyshopper

Saversue wrote: »

Really !!! Think that's a bit below the belt.

I agree. Seems lots of people have no issue with it though. Each to their own i guess.

newbie1980

Ladyshopper wrote: »

Not sure what you mean about the charge sheet?

When someone is charged, the charge/s is read out to them, then they are asked to sign the charge sheet. Obviously they can refuse to sign, but that doesn't make any difference, as they are still charged.

It wouldn't be right of me to comment on anything else, but in terms of the process, there doesn't seem to be anything amiss unless there is something else you haven't mentioned?

when i say charge sheet i mean the evidence against him

dont know too much about what went on with his solicitor but its taken over 2 years to come to court

he was told yesterday to plead guilty to both charges ( he was already pleading guilty to one charge) and they will let his partner go (which she was pleading not guilty to) or they will get her sent down for the one charge (because she was in the house) for 2 years and cause she has 2 kids
his solicitor said he went up in his opinion as his solicitor said he has fallen on the sword because theyve used her as a pawn

the day they raided his house he wasnt in as i was working with him on a refurb and as we got back they just arrested him and told me to !!!! off as it doesnt concern me.(which shocked me at the time and was there exact works)
the front door was open and they still took it off its hinges

hey ho hope the judge looks favourably at him as i thought he would have been given a fair trial which as a country we are meant to be given. I think thats what has hurt so much

gocat

A vs M for Savvy
0.85 x ASDA Bananas by Weight per kg £0.57 £0.57
0.32 x ASDA Braeburn Apples per kg £0.62 £0.62
0.4 x ASDA Cox Apples by Weight per kg £0.90 N/A
1 x Activia 0% Fat Free Yogurt - Cherry (4x125g) £1.50 £1.50
1 x Activia 0% Fat Free Yogurt - Peach (4x125g) £1.50 £1.50

1 x Birds Eye Original Beef Quarter Pounders with Onio... £2.48 £2.00
1 x Young's Mariner's Pie (340g) £1.00 £1.49
1 x Young's Chip Shop Fish Fillets in Bubbly Batter (4... £1.89 £3.99
1 x Young's Chip Shop Fish Fillet Steaks in Bubbly Bat... £0.98 N/A
2 x Young's Low Fat Ocean Crumble (300g) £1.96 N/A
1 x Young's Homestyle Breaded Fish Fillets (2 per pack... £0.98 N/A

1 x Activia Yogurt - Rhubarb (4x125g) £1.50 £1.99
1 x Activia 0% Fat Free Yogurt - Raspberry (4x125g) £1.50 £1.99

donttrustafart

AvT
1 x 7 Up Free (2L) £1.00 £0.99
1 x Bounty Bar Milk Chocolate (4 per pack - 228g) £0.98 £1.00
1 x McVitie's Milk Chocolate Hobnobs Flapjacks (5) £0.96 £0.65
1 x McVitie's Snickers Flapjacks (5) £0.96 £0.65
1 x Richmond Irish Recipe Mini Sausages (20 per pack -... £1.50 £0.50
1 x Richmond Pork Meatballs (20 per pack - 200g) £1.50 £0.50
1 x Walkers SunBites Wholegrain Snacks - Cheddar & Car..£0.97 £1.65
1 x Tango Blackcurrant (2L) £1.00 £0.99
3 x KTC Peeled Plum Tomatoes in Tomato Juice (400g) £1.00 £1.14