Oldfeller
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maybe the price increases when the taxpayer is footing the bill. like accident repair when the insurance company is paying for it. Mcsweeny family seem to be doing well out of it, and no doubt plenty of others too.
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and another one. and right in front of her father it appears!!! A migrant from a taxpayer-funded asylum hotel has been charged with attempting to kidnap a child The Sudanese man appeared in court accused of attempting to take the girl of ten while she was with her father. Edris Abdelrazig, 30, in Stockport, Gtr Manchester, was arrested for allegedly trying to lure away the girl on July 13. He had been living in a three-star, £100-a-night hotel in Manchester suburb Wilmslow. Abdelrazig appeared before JPs on July 15 He was remanded in custody to appear at Manchester crown court on August 26. It comes after claims of a cover-up because police told councilors in Nuneaton, Warks, to avoid disclosing that two suspects in the rape of a 12-year-old girl were asylum seekers.
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Britain is long overdue a migrant crime league table - UnHerd UNHERD.COM “Lies, damned lies, and statistics.” It’s the phrase people reach for when the data...
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breaking point isn't far off now. maybe at the next child rape, maybe at the next school stabbings, starmer has branded anyone who speaks out against as far right,,, my guess is he will see real far right soon enough if this is allowed to continue. This country fought off a nazi invasion,,,,, for this?!!!! ffs.
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From a personal point of view and 33 years of looking after similar terrain as you indicated, my opinion is any choice of a "one machine for all jobs" can result in a poor compromise of all rather than excelling at any or every task. I found it much better to have a small light but powerful enough machine and have the ability to choose the implement to attach as the job/terrain/conditions dictate. there isn't going to be much about for that budget but with a bit of searching it should be possible to find a flail, a mower and a small garden tractor, kubota, iseki, etc. other uses can be found for a small tractor too, pulling a trailer, a sprayer can be attached, many implements can be ran from the pto, or from hydraulics.
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really? somebody brought a bargain bucket to a party once, I have butchered my own food for close on 50 years,,, there were things in that bucket I never came across on any chicken I ever prepared,, I threw the lot on the fire.
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I'm 72, if I were 33 I would seriously consider moving to another country, some of the guys on here have done exactly that, they are more qualified to advise you. I don't really care about being called a grumpy old bastard it's par for the course online, but this country is finished, and all indications lead me to think it's gonna get worse. good luck with whatever you choose.
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but in the current way of thinking,, shouldn't you let it decide for itself?
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Planting a new tree in a conservation area
Oldfeller replied to Fireship's topic in Trees and the Law
I wouldn't say a 62 year old building was a "new build", privacy has been as it currently is for that time, either it hasn't been a problem for previous owners or they have been prevented by doing as you are inquiring ie; planting a tree to improve your privacy. personally I would make inroads with neighbors as to any problems they may have experienced with the local council or indeed each other, try not to give information as to your tree planting intentions. explore your councils website too, they can differ dependent on areas in regulations and how they implement them. good luck. -
Planting a new tree in a conservation area
Oldfeller replied to Fireship's topic in Trees and the Law
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I'm certain beyond any doubt your small group of chickens are having a life better than anything that bloke gave anything.
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I knew a man who knew what really happened to Lord Lucan.
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Access Denied WWW.TELEGRAPH.CO.UK The British Red Cross is paying for hundreds of families to come to the UK to be reunited with migrants granted asylum, despite growing concerns over housing shortages.
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Is it a warning that starmer is driving the country into the feckin' ground?
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I'm thinking this is just one of many of similar posts asking for a solution to a perceived problem that will fade into obscurity without conclusion as did many others.
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hows about a girl?
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I kinda see ai as something humans thought of so they could appropriate blame to something other than themselves, or anyone else who could deny blame. their vision of ai purely from an observation of intelligence is that of terminator levels,,, my personal views based on current experience is it's more like a 1960,s twin tub.
