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Someone who used to work for me also did courier deliveries for Evri on the side. Apparently it was £1 per parcel wages so he would be selective about what parcels he would take and when. Big ones were worth less to him as well because it left less space in the car! It wasn’t a case of being...

I have no issue with someone leaving the trace that they’ve opened a footpath back up. You’re one of the worst for off topic chat so don’t feel the need to pull anyone else up on it either.

Get a grip. Needing to go ask permission before clearing overgrowth on a path? Don’t be silly.

What’s to be concerned about?

I have a titan one for the allotment. Battery life is acceptable. I live close so never feel I need to lot out for the day and often just walk round with just that. Nettles are a struggle so I’ve recently just bought a titan battery hedge trimmer for those. I didn’t want to go for petrol...

When I first read it and saw the £30 mentioned I thought the same as you but then read it further. You can gamble asking for more compo but they have no incentive as you’ve already handed it in by that point.

If you read the legislation you can see what is covered.

For £10 a time?

To be more complicated, when it starts you will have to put £30 worth of claim in at a time so you can’t get a £10 knife compensation on its own. You can still put one £100 knife to get a tenner though.

Cotswolds is a reasonable location that folk could get to you to pick up rather than having to post. You could try listing them for sale and see what happens.

You can’t put them in a bin then try claim compensation after. There’s not actually a scheme for compensation at the moment anyway. Where abouts in the uk are the knives now?

Im a professional diy-er. It’s fair to say that from what I see, most men don’t have it in their dna.

Yes. Yes - that's the point of a commission Not always but most of the time.

I was just about to say the same thing! Use it for sharpening practice.

Yep, pretty simple. They do have a curve at the front which is good. https://edcgear.co.uk/products/countycomm-widgy-pry-bar

The clear locks are relatively easy but I’ve still not got a real padlock open! A nice fiddle toy though!

While true, I don't think anyone finds anyone putting their washing out as anti-social... (Waiting for a wisecrack from PT about it)

Everyone I’ve know with a chimnea has just used wood. As to garden fires, I go for the basic rule of if it’s nice weather and people are likely to have washing out then no fire. When it gets into the evening and starting to cool off then fine for a fire pit occasionally. It’s all about respect...

Very true!!!!

A nice variety and nice to see you posting some work up!