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Many in our street are sharing the garden waste bin with a neighbour and splitting the cost between them. Expect local authorities to raise monies wherever they can with their current financial troubles

We ended up getting a large garden shed for our build, it did the job and kept it after to store the garden and sports stuff. If you need off site storage, most of the storage companies do introductory offers, such as £1 for first month and its generally cheaper to book this online to avoid the admin fee - check the small print as most charge a lock fee and compulsory insurance fees. Also check when you can access your stuff. Consider how often you'll need to access your items as the cost is generally higher for more accessible storage where you can visit as you please, such as Suregard and Big Yellow, and cheaper for the companies where you fill a storage container and they take it away to a remote storage location. Hope this helps

If you have an accountant ask them, as common to have registered address as accountants address. Hope this helps

Suggest you contact the Young Lewisham Project (https://www.younglewishamproject.com) and see if they have an old bike you can have. Otherwise keep an eye on Freecycle (https://www.freecycle.org) as bikes often given away on there. Hope this helps

Suggest put them on the Forum in Classified sections (even if free / not working) as still demand for 90s hifi, especially turntables, amps and cassette decks. Freecycle is good for rehoming stuff as is Gumtree Freebies British Heart Foundation charity shops take electrical items and tests and re-sells them

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