vladi
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We want to down-size and release equity from our current house. It is:- 4 bedrooms, study, 3 bathrooms Garage, Lovely large south facing garden. Off-street parking for 3 -4 cars In catchment area for Dulwich Village Infants school Close to Alleyns and JAGs. Close to North Dulwich station
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Good advice Kipper! The 1.0 early Ecoboost and 1.2 Puretech engines have wet cam belts that fail and failure with a cam belt invariably result in catastrophic damage to valves and pistons. Later ones were changed to chains. Avoid at all costs!
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Need electrician to fix lights. They are are on dimmer switch.
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20mm x 25m Coil Blue MDPE Water Pipe, Brand new - surplus to requirements Yours for £9 -
Scented envelope for that cash would mask the pong of used cash that has been handled by the great unwashed.
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More worrying is the fact that is owned by foreign private equity. They operate 2,500 clinics across 20 countries and they bought out hundreds of private practices in the UK and put the vets on performance contracts. See Vets say they are under pressure to bring in more money per pet
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Never been used , still in original packaging. From a smoke-free home- 1 reply
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I make nesting boxes for various bird species and have available a sparrow nesting "terrace" for someone who can mount it in the appropriate location and orientation.. This "terrace" is a wooden box with 3 separate nesting boxes all joined together. Sparrows are gregarious and like nesting in groups Ideally it should be mounted on a North-facing wall and close to an open area such as a park or overgrown vacant lot. Even better if you have seen sparrows in the area. If you think your location can meet these criteria, please get in touch and I will check out the location. Should be positioned under the eaves, facing North to North East Photos added to show front that hinges down for cleaning purposes -
Looking for a local electrician to do a total rewire.
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Running empty would mean that the centre pf gravity would be at its lowest possible and less likely to flip over. No rubbish would come out as the compactor mechanism keeps the rear "shovel" closed when the truck is in motion
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I could not discern that from the photo , nonetheless I stand corrected. Yes, the rear rearmost axle is the tag axle on this model as evidenced by the orientation of the dishing of the wheels. Violia obviously have a mix of different axle arrangements. See my photo above. The biggest one they have is a 8x4 with a full 8 wheel rear bogie as showm below.
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You beat me to it. The other alternative might be an American Candy shop in the style of these on Oxford street - equally favoured by the M-L brigade. Check out The sour truth of Oxford Street’s candy shop curse
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No it wasn't. I was thinking about the proliferation of money-laundering operations masquerading as barbers. Investigations have revealed that these M-L operations are reporting revenues of £1000,000 per month every month. And that is all supposedly paid in cash. So they can afford to give cut-price barbering to draw in a few punters. No genuine barber can compete that cross-subsidisation. One exception however is Porters Barber&Barista in Dulwich Village. Very pricey, but one has the confidence that they are barbers. Porters Barbers
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I could hazard a guess as to why the "excellent long-term barber" in Forest Hill closed down.
