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Driven fast, like a lunatic, only a couple of days ago, I can still drive the car its only the indicators that don't work :mad:

They wear it as a badge of honour, drive cars with the minimum of repairs, yes the same front tyre had a nail in it 2 years running. :mad:

Yes it does and my lunatic neighbor just lets it come up as an advisory every year. Advisory Notice Item, Nearside Front Nail in tyre

I think it was covid last year and they late opening this year. They used to be open for day visits over winter (we used to go there on a sunny day) but of course with covid they had to remain completely closed.

I used to have a holiday static caravan and this year a lot of them have given them up and there are 26 empty spaces :unsure:

The trouble is you only have to get a nail in the tyre and it can happen, it beats me how a car can pass an mot with a nail in a tyre :unsure:

Be extremely careful with multiple appliances and consider earthing arrangements.

I felt a bit tired the evening of the second Pfizer jab but that might be the relief of actually getting it done :unsure:

Had our 2nd Pfizer jab this afternoon :):):)

No,

It was being pushed sideways on the front of this Scania down the M4 motorway and then his insurance company went bust.

The community have done that here in Harrow and see whats happening in India :(

just had a look at flogas online @ £38 each

One of the problems is being contracted out and if I understand it correctly it saved the individual a small amount of money but it also saved the employer money.

Interesting story. When I bought my new car, I also purchased a 3 year service plan (£300) to match the 3 year warranty. On the 3rd year I again took it in for service (all at the same dealer) and when I collected it I was presented with a 6 foot long paper list of items and a huge financial...

Yes I could not buy added years, but I did make AVCs additional voluntary contributions, once I paid the mortgage off :unsure:

It was the same with a lot of big firms, at our retirement seminars they said we needed 35 years of NI they did not mention that some of our years were contracted out. For example I did 40 years with the same firm but still needed another 6 extra years.

Except if your NI had been contracted out at any time. I did 40 years and need another 6 years. :unsure:

Speaking as someone who has had a halfords 99p mots I am not convinced it is worth going back to them. :(