Can anyone answer my question please

Heather2812

Le_Kirk said:

Apart from the usual "pass and repass" you seem to have the right to park 16 motor vehicles - well someone has - and the right to a number of parking spaces.  The register refers to plans edged in various colours, presumably you have that plan.

There was no plan that came with the title deed document.  There is a Housing association to the left of the car park (note housing association is mentioned in deed) and a centre to the left.  As you go in - there are spaces that are allocated to said so I assume that this is what it means.
I dont have adobe so wonder if that may be a reason I did not get a map

Redx

Adobe reader is a free download for pdf files , although OpenOffice should open it

Any pictures could be in most format so any picture viewer can view them

Heather2812

Redx said:

Adobe reader is a free download for pdf files , although OpenOffice should open it

Any pictures could be in most format so any picture viewer can view them

Hi @Redx
I have made an enquiry with Land Registry - stating there was no plan.  I went straight to find it when I read the deeds but 
I downloaded Adobe - thanks  I did download the doc from LR ok so wondering if you have to purchase the map separate - I shall hopefully find out.

Fruitcake

Just as an aside, it used to be possible to buy a one off key to obtain a permanent copy of Microsoft Office. I bought one for my previous pooter after Office 365 expired and I didn't want to buy an annual and repeat subscription. Mine cost about a tenner on ebay and still works fine. I bought a new lappy last year and although 365 was still available, you can now buy a one off download for about £40.
I think so many people were buying the keys from ebay and not paying the 365 subscription that Microsoft eventually decided to re-introduce the one off purchase version.
It may also be possible to but it direct from Microsoft direct for a *cough* "reasonable" price.

Of course if you are happy with Open Office then there is need to pay for anything.

nosferatu1001

On a technical note, use Libre Office. Has no ties to Oracle, who are a scummy company. It also is vastly more compatible than Office as it can read write and translate loads more formats. Just the interface is a little poor comparatively!

Heather2812

@Ralph-y
Received message from St Luke's following my email re Bank:

Hello Heather,

Thank you for your email. I have forwarded your email on to our Corporate Fundraising Manager who looks after this account and income stream. 

Heather2812

Have to apply and pay for a plan regarding title deed query

nosferatu1001

Guess you need to do that then. Its not usually a lot, and you add it to the costs you claim. 

Heather2812

nosferatu1001 said:

On a technical note, use Libre Office. 

Just downloaded and browsed this - thank you I like it better than open office 

Heather2812

Update from St Lukes.
Basically they receive around £20,000 in donations a year from Bank Park so they are unable to intervene in the matter 😏🤔