tree-fancier123

so a saw that you don't need ear defenders or earplugs to use - and makes no fumes - suitable for indoor tree felling

just use immigrant builders to build homes for yet more immigrants

a mistake a few people have made, myself included, when going from breaker bars to impact wrench pick the machine up for a rush job, in my case whizzing off the bolts on a rusted through leaking diff pan, without checking the bloody direction the machine was set to - 50% chance of it being right and 50% chance of shearing the head off a bolt

is it too time consuming to use an endless ratchet strap as insurance to stop it slabbing up and twatting you?

this is why there is a problem with immigration - the author of the above quote is similar to a substantial part of the electorate and similar to many of the current pool of politicians of both major parties.

you say to yourself 'f'@k the council' I'm going direct to head office 3. How and when do I appeal? Your appeal should be made on the relevant TPO (consents) appeal form obtained from PINS. You may also obtain a form. A word version and a Pdf version are available (Please note for the PDF version you will need Adobe Professional software.) When using a word version where possible please can you save the copy as a PDF before returning to us Forms should be returned to us electronically by e-mail to: [email protected]. Where possible we would prefer appeals to be made electronically however we do accept printed copies but this may delay the processing of the case, and these can be sent to Tree and Hedges 3B Eagle Wing Temple Quay House 2 The Square Temple Quay Bristol BS1 6PN e-mail: [email protected] Telephone: 0303 444 5000

if you still haven't heard after 8 weeks, apparently you can appeal it 2.1 Grounds of appeal An appeal against a Council’s decision may be brought against any of the following: the council’s refusal of consent any condition attached to the council’s consent the council’s refusal/failure to notify the applicant of their decision within 8 weeks from the date they received the application, (in these circumstances the application is deemed to have been refused)

it sickens me, but I have resigned myself to thinking it's all just part of nature, these primate critters love a bit of overcrowding Yet one reason the UK needs more homes is that the population is rising – in large part due to high levels of net migration. In the past two years, net migration has been equivalent to the combined populations of Liverpool and Sheffield. That is going to make the housing crisis worse, as well as putting added strain on public services. If the OBR is correct, by the end of this parliament migration will have boosted the UK’s population by 4 million in just eight years.

although possibly Russia will be able to redeploy some of what assets and manpower they had in Syria to Ukraine

that's never stopped people having a flutter though Assad out as President of Syria by March 31, 2025? POLYMARKET.COM Polymarket | This market will resolve to "Yes" if Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, is removed from power for any length of time between December 1, 2024, and March 31...

not so much wow factor as a moon landing, or deep ocean exploration, but the use of computing (AI) to predict protein structures and forecast the weather

the Mk6 and the later Mk7 do have an ECU - the Mk5 to year 2000 didn't. don't knock Rough Cutter - many people deal with loneliness by trolling - I have done in the past, found it helped quite a bit, even the worst troll is still trying to share their love MK7 up to 2014 from 2006.5, Under bonnet, far right, look for 3 chunky wiring connectors leading into a 6x6x2″ aluminium box.. That's your ECU… there's often 2 anti-theft security bolts to defeat that secure a cover over the connector plugs.

I'm surrised you've not seen them growing onto each other, when planted only 8ft or so apart

when birch are planted close like that, if not cut back they grow into each other

was told a story about a hospital surgeon who walked into a room sniffing the air and could tell the patient had sepsis from the smell, when other doctors had missed it. And now this Bark detective: dog trained to sniff out UK tree disease | Trees and forests | The Guardian WWW.THEGUARDIAN.COM Six-year-old spanador called Ivor taught to identify tree fungal-like organism killing trees and shrubs around UK