The Family Room Classifieds
Buy, sell, give away items related to family life (e.g. baby equipment, clothes, toys).
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"The community" is all of us. Are you volunteering to take this task on? -
By KalamityKel · Posted
Just putting this out there... Why does it have to be something controlled by (and paid for by) the council? If it's intended for the community and really needed (questionable) then why can't or shouldn't the community step up and run it/keep it tidy? -
Thanks for all this info. I got a letter from Octopus legacy this week saying they now have my will and was very confused. Didn't know GD were also Abington law ltd so confusion deepened! But at least I now know where it is and what has happened. -
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