The Family Room Classifieds
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By Eliza dolittle · Posted
Our tenants association are looking for some to take some sort of fitness in our tenants association hall. The hall can probably hold 40 ish people We would like a class once a week to begin with for the maturer residence 40 plus We had a Zumba gold before but unfortunately the teacher retired. The rates for the hall would be very reasonable for a trial period to cut costs for tenants and to see if it suits the teacher too please get in touch via PM and let’s get moving!! -
Avoid a private purchase on Autotrader or wherever UNLESS you know the tricks and scams of the used car market and are a competent vehicle scrutiniser. Believe me, the "private" seller market is a jungle for the unwary and inexperienced. There's lots of devious practices for the unaware and uninitiated. Trust me, I've been in the new/used vehicle market for 30 years. If you really want to buy private, the n tell the seller you will buy it subject to a thorough inspection by an AA or RAC engineer. If they don't agree then walk away, fast. As for auctions, that's even worse - especially with Copart where you never get to inspect the car "in the flesh". You have to work off their photos and descriptions which are rarely accurate. BCA and Mannheim auctions are the big auction houses and are better . It's where the used-car trade buy a lot of their stock. The trade buyers will spot a private buyer a mile off and will bid you up and dump you with an over-priced lemon so that you don't come back. Ex-Motability cars have a history of regular services and are well sought after. Consequently, they command a good price. CarGiant and some other outlets have a good percentage of ex-Mobility stock. Plus they check each car and so you have assurance. PS. I checked your link and could not find any ex-Motability cars there. There's quite a few high performance units such as Porsche Panamera and Jaguar I Pace. -
Does anybody have a Gelli plate kicking around, either that they never got round to using or did, but didn't get on with it? I can't quite bring myself to spend shedloads of money on a new one, and the cheap ones apparently don't give good results. I realise it's a long shot, but posting here in hope! Photo attached of the kind of thing I mean. Also a brayer, if anyone has one they don't want! -
Didn't they try to do this when they were going LTN mad after lockdown? Is this the rehashed version of that (which Phase was it) which I think was dropped when someone worked out it was going to be a displacement disaster Which private schools are off as the ones near me were full of kids today?
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