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Simplest can be best but also be a nightmare organising the differing aspects of it all yourself, even more so when you want to really be relaxing enjoying your day. Hence why people pay through the nose so they don't have to worry about things (As a former head chef & catering manager I would be really stressed....lol)

To my mind if you can find someone who knows what they are doing in terms of organising the whole food aspect on the day and are able to leave it in their hands to ensure things run smoothly (getting food out on time, everything is safe ensuring that the whole clearing up bit at the end is sorted etc) then that takes a lot of resposibility off your shoulders so you can enjoy the day itself.

If you have any specific questions don't hesitate to ask.

It isn't that unusual and to be honest as a caterer you would want to be involved with the client as early as possible in terms of your & their requirements so that your idea is wholly understood. So long as the client is absolutely sure as to availability of the food and can sort out the issues if things go wrong then I wouldn't think it would be difficult to find caterers in local directories.

250 guests is a fair number so the amount of physical food is pretty large. Consideration for how to transport foodstuffs to site, refridgeration & adequate storage is very important. Also any advanced preparation the caterers might need to do or access to location beforehand. It is difficult to have everything arrive on the day in some instances as this can make things quite chaotic.
Other things to consider if you are partly DIYing:Make sure any refridgeration at site works properly and has adequate storage facilities for the food.
Any team would need to be consulted well in advance in respect to H&S both from the staff doing the event & the people you are providing the food for. Are you anticipating having waiting staff?

Depending on location you might want to think about liability insurance should things go wrong.
Good luck

The RD-6500 derailleur is the 9 speed version though?

600 Ultegra (or tricolour as you've described) didn't come in 5 speed nor 6 speed, it was introducede in 1988 & were 7 & latterly 8 speed cassettes I believe.

Seatpost is the older 600 series SP-6400
Stem is HS-6400
Rear derailleur is designated RD-6401

I've got a 110mm 2 bolt faceplate ITM millenium in great condition. Very lightweight 149g
£15.50 including insured postage

As per my bollocking below, item removed.

bollocks, been looking for some 38s, gave up and just wrapped some 42s. shite in a bag and swing it

Unlucky fella, sods law, I hate that law too!

All gone
All old size 25.4 stem fitting
39cm c-c ITM curved sort of track style bars, nice condition £17 including postage
39cm c-c GB Grand Bretagne Premier Marque shallow drop randonneur type decent condition £14 incl
38cm c-c Sakae Custom Road Champion plain drops £9 incl
Can post all of them for £36 inclusive.

SR made the older Peugeot engraved cranks (i don't have this any longer..sorry)

I might have a cheapo pair in a bag in the loft you can have for postage which at the very very most is going to be £4.41. However if I can get the package under 1kg it'll be £3 via 2nd class(I'm not close to London hence having to post)
I'll let you know by the end of today if I can find the beggers unless you're sorted already.
cheers

EDIT!
Actually you can buy a new set of speakers from Argos for
£7 http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/9246171/c_1/1%7Ccategory_root%7COffice,+PCs+and+phones%7C14418968/c_2/3%7C15701344%7CPC+and+laptop+accessories%7C14419129/c_3/4%7Ccat14419129%7CPC+speakers%7C14419136.htm?$ja=tsid:11527%7Ccc:%7Cprd:9246171%7Ccat:office%2C+pcs+%26+phones+%3E+pc+and+laptop+accessories+%3E+pc+speakers
You can also buy speakers from Amazon with free delivery for £7.24 CiT SP-220B USB 2.0 Speakers - Piano Black: Amazon.co.uk: Computers & Accessories

Is that an ipad sat nav on the handlebars, or is it a telly?

It's a Magellan Meridian platinum GPS with everything you'll ever need including bicycle computer functions & baromic altimeter. Nice big screen, fully waterproof & if I drop it it doesn't break :o) wanna buy it?...lol

I've got a 1958 Carlton Super Python frame & forks that meets your criteria but I'm after £230 for it (excluding postage). Seat tube is 59cm c-c (60.5c-t), 57cm c-c top tube 130mm rear spacing & takes a 27.2mm seatpost 531 frame forks & wrapover stays but no decals remain after respray some time back.
PM me if you might stretch your budget further.
Picture shows bike built up but is just frame/forks & Chromed Headset on offer.
cheers

Thanks Ian! Mr.C has got a nice pair he's offered me so I'm darting round his tomorrow to snap them up. It has made me realise I need a double gear guide (the ones that clamp on to the downtube) too if you (or anyone?) maybe have one of them?

I think I got one of those
I'll let you know for sure tomorrow evening unless you get sorted before then. I'm not in town though so would need to post.

I've a new boxed Ritchey WCS...top top quality with sealed bearings & top cap, I bought an FRM instead which was 10g lighter...lol
Yours for £45 posted to Dublin
PM with your details if of interest.

I've got a 27" fork came off a late 60's/early 70's Dawes but is dark (ish) blue & rather badly repainted in its life. plenty long enough though and eyeletted too, still got the threaded nuts too I think.
If interested you can have it for £10 including postage (I live north herts so not exactly close)
PM if interested & I can rustle up a photo tomorrow via email

nowt here

You mean a pair like these?
Yours for £15 including insured postage

I've got a 28t 86bcd chainring in very decent order, bit on the heavy side at 28.5g though...lol
PM me with an email if of interest & I'll forward some photos

white hoods are very hard to come by s/hand & cheap. Have seen some Modolo NOS ones on ebay come up regularly.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/MODOLO-WHITE-BRAKE-LEVERS-GOOD-CAMPAGNOLO-NOS-/260679911813?pt=UK_sportsleisure_cycling_bikeparts_SR&hash=item3cb1bbc985
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/MODOLO-CORSA-COMPLETE-BRAKE-SET-NEW-NOS-/130446384760?pt=UK_sportsleisure_cycling_bikeparts_SR&hash=item1e5f35de78

I've got a NOS & boxed Dura Ace cassette 12-23 ratio, accept £52.50 including postage.
PM if of interest.

does anyone have a store in his area, could buy a 23,4mm and ship it to germany?

Decathlon sell the B'Twin over here but they have to be collected from store

Surrey Keys
Lakeside
Reading
are the current stores in the South with them in stock
http://www.decathlon.co.uk/EN/l330-basic-diam-23-4-25-27-2-35412401/

I have some forks from a 1960s large Dawes racing frame. It had 27" wheels fitted originally but should be fine for 700C
Good solid condition, no rust but have been overpainted (badly) in the past.
PM if of interest & I can email some photos over to you.
£10 including insured postage

£9 including insured postage,
I'll sort out a pic if of further interest. PM with an email so I can send from all angles to satisfy condition.

Is that from a really early peugeot? I've had a few & none came with that size?

I've got a very good Ultegra 6500/9 speed longcage that you can have for £18 posted. Has one big scratch on the body but other than is very good. Ceramic pulleys all in great shape and it is tight as a drum.
let me know if of interest.