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Skudd wrote: | By where I live there are a lot of Pub fires, just when developers want to build there, The other trick is to say that you are renovating the building and it falls down because of some structural fault, these are with walls two foot thick and have been fine for 200 years as are the building built at the same time. You can put bets on it each time. |
Unless the building is Listed or in a Conservation Area, there is nothing stopping someone demolishing a building legitimately in this country to clear a site for redevelopment. All you need to do is serve the local Council with Section 80 Demolition Notice to agree the method. The vast majority of buildings in England are neither Listed nor in a Conservation Area...
Where a building is in poor condition, it is usually in a developer's best interests to keep it up as a bargaining chip during the planning application process. ____________________ Now - Speed Triple, old ratty GS550, GSXR750M
Gone (in order of ownership) - Raleigh Runabout, AP50, KH125, GP125, KH250, CBX550, Z400, CB750FII, 250LC, GS550, ZXR750H1, Guzzi Targa, GSX750F, KH250 x2, Bimota SB6R and counting... |
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My fingers are still numb from this morning's intrepid ride home. I must have been closer to frostbite than I realised.
I really do need to go and find some sensible winter gloves that work but are thin enough so that I can still grip the snarley controls properly.
Or maybe I should just give up and come indoors for the winter ____________________ Not nearly as interesting in real life. |
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Bar muffs and heated grips FTW! ____________________ NSR125RR - ZXR750H1 - ZX9R E1 - GSF600S - GSF600SK3 - VFR400-NC30 - SV1000N - ST1100-R - CBR900RR-R - GSF1200SK5 - GSF600SK1 - VFR1200FA - GSXR1000K2 - ZZR1400 D8F
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hellkat wrote: | My fingers are still numb from this morning's intrepid ride home. I must have been closer to frostbite than I realised.
I really do need to go and find some sensible winter gloves that work but are thin enough so that I can still grip the snarley controls properly.
Or maybe I should just give up and come indoors for the winter | I have three levels of glove depending on temperature/time of year.
April to November, motocross flimsy types.
December to January old pair of grey leather Luftwaffe pilot's gloves with holes in the fingers. Very hard to get hold of now, I own about 5 pairs but always use the ones with holes in.
February to February (what I call true cold season), a pair of those weird 2 fingered Spock Salute Pathan gloves. For some unknown reason these work best with heated grips, to the point where I have to turn them down to a low setting or my hands get too hot.
March to April, mixture of the motocross and grey holey gloves depending on motorway or around town riding. ____________________ Blackmail is a nasty word........but not as nasty as phlegm!
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ThunderGuts wrote: | Integrated fridge/freezer in the kitchen is on the blink. It has been for about 6 months, I've already taken it out and checked for the obvious easy wins and still can't get it to cool below 11 deg C. It's not the thermostat either, it definitely thinks it needs to cool more, it just can't. It's a cheapo one fitted by the previous owners so I shouldn't be that surprised to be honest. To add to the misery, the combination of dimensions and split (to match the exterior doors) is an odd one, meaning available replacements are very expensive. Think I'm going to utilise the corner of the kitchen for a freestanding one and turn the existing space into a cupboard instead. Integrated appliances . . . urgh, hateful things; in my (limited) experience seem to be a case of form over function. |
Fridges/freezers need to vent warm air or they die prematurely. Building them into a cupboard is plain stupid - not your doing I appreciate. ____________________ Now: A100, GT250A, XJ598, FZ750
Then: Fizz, RS200, KL250, XJ550, Laverda Alpina, XJ600, FZS600 |
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stinkwheel Bovine Proctologist
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 3 years, 131 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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