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try screwfix or tool station
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its been kicking off again in Sheffield 4 AM start and masked faces, pulling the xmas lights out of the trees
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some good posts. as others have said cash Isa are a no go at the moment, if you go down the private pension root do not forget the account charges that are taken off your payments so reduce your investment (I had 2 and were not paying any interest) I have ended up only getting £100 per month for 30 years investment after taking what I could tax free also pp pot most of it is tied up for life and you cannot get your hand on it talk to another financial adviser as there is a lot of investment (lump sum or monthly) that is paying good returns and you can draw off it if you have to
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Knotweed and other Invasive Species Reports/Removal
daveatdave replied to Mark Wileman's topic in Business Management
I made it nearly 350 m3 and land fill tax at £ 80 per ton would equate to £33600 + tipping charge -
as it mentioned a lady fairy I thought it might be the same tree. back to the drawing board
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this link might shed some light on it https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dule_tree scroll down to sites of previous trees
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link not working for me kevin
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there are a few lads on here on the north and east side of Leeds that do seasoned logs if that is in your location
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the problem with LPG conversion is the room the tank takes in the boot and is not freely available around the country if you travel afar from home base
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it is issued by the e/v/ agency for green waste its the lower tier and free of charge any other waste you will need the higher tier which costs, some tip sites will require you to show your licence the main problem will occur if you are stopped by the police or vosa. Pl. is not compulsory but if the sxxx hits the fan you might be glad of it and it is tax deductible
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you will need P L Insurance, business insurance on your vehicle(s) waste licence if you transport it away from site, insurance for your tools would be a good thing but not compulsory
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did you have to make good the wheel ins after?
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post 10 pathfinders are cheaper RFL you will get about 30-35 MPG if you pull a decent size trailer it will go down to 25 MPG they are quite a big buss and 7 seats but you will not get one on your budget. kier and Hyundai are ok worth a look at I had a H terracan for 5 years with not too much problems but they do not make them any more
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I will not be attending a parade but I have had a 2 minutes silence today (Saturday) and a 1 minutes silence Sunday. but at the end of the day it was the government of the day that put the lads in the firing line and they should look after them, I have lost relatives in both world wars
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and a week at Easter and by the way was it you driving your landy a few Fridays ago trying to get round the roundabout at Wetherby and having to mount the path as to lack of lock on the steering
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it all looks spick and span and you must have time to sit down with the chairs
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I have used stock fencing stapled onto a pallet before now when the shed is full it works ok
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anyone replacing or buying new ladders the standards are changing next year, https://ladderassociation.org.uk/en131/ may be worth reading to cover your health and safety obligations
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What to put on pruned branches
daveatdave replied to Lazurus's question in Homeowners Tree Advice Forum
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Why isn't the arbtalk employment working for me.. :(
daveatdave replied to benedmonds's topic in Employment
I have just looked into your persona ! maybe they do not like driving a landy. as Marula says its difficult getting the right staff the young lads just want to play on there x box or I phones now and again you come across one that has work ethics in them but need a fair bit of training even to do the basics but if they are willing and reliable you are half way there -
8ft off the top 4-6 inches off the sides and try and shape it in at the top. but it looks like it has a problem already with dead bits on the side
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Newcastle Council blanket protection on all fruit trees
daveatdave replied to Neil.D's topic in Trees and the Law
all fruit trees need pruning every year to keep them in good shape and keep them productive -
send them to a cub or scout pack they will learn loads of knots and first aid
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