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We have a fox that has decided that the raised beds with straw mulch are actually the ideal custom fox bed. But it is at least deterring the squirrels which had previously munched a lot of the early brassicas in the beds

Yeah it seems fine; it has a bit of a funky lid - sprung like some water filter jugs so you can fill it without taking the lid off, but you can also just take the lid off so not a huge issue.

I like the "integrated water level indicator" (it's glass??? 🙄).

Edit: also, whilst it only boils to 5° increments, it has a continuous temp display so you could get fussy getting closer if you wanted

Lidl have these digital kettles at the moment, looks like maybe a rebadged version of the Russell and Hobbs one linked earlier, 5° increments from 40-100°, and glass body. Seems good for £25

https://www.lidl.co.uk/p/silvercrest-kitchen-tools-digital-glass-kettle/p10013544

Does it need the back pockets?

I got one of these recently which seems nice and not too pricey

https://www.sportpursuit.com/catalog/product/view/id/3029834

(Silvini Dirilo)

Would imagine anything with Polartech lightweight insulation should do you good

https://www.sportpursuit.com/products?clothing_material=Polartec&p=3

Things must have only got worse for him, clearly

The Avenue Verte from Dieppe might be a good starting point. The route goes all the way into Paris, but only the first section is traffic free

https://cycle.travel/route/avenue_verte_france/guide

Does the pen work okay with Lineage OS?

Q Acoustics M20 is quite nice and not too pricey, for an all in one system

Probably not quite what you want but I have one of these spare; King P1

https://www.amazon.co.uk/KINGrinder-Lightweight-Espresso-Consistency-Stainless/dp/B0CMPXCKZ4?ref_=ast_sto_dp

and that's why Corbyn's Labour did so well at two general elections.

Ah but you see he was unelectable so it was perfectly fine for people to criticise ad-nauseum, but now you just have to grin and bear it for the good of the centrist dads country

https://www.bacp.co.uk/search/Therapists

Phrase it as enabling British businesses to have frictionless access to a huge local market

I've had one of these for years, seems durable and fits in a bottle cage snugly which is a plus. I only drink black coffee though so no milk smells 😬. I got mine from Dunelm, various other UK retailers stock I think.

https://aladdin-sustain.com/products/urban-thermavac-stainless-steel-travel-mug-0-3-5-l

This is a good place for natural pest controls

https://www.greengardener.co.uk/

Gaggia Ruby question (and/or general pro machine) - a couple of times when turning the machine on in the morning after ~10 minutes then continuous coffee button will activate on its own.

Just wondering if this indicative of an issue? Maybe the machine trying to relieve boiler pressure?

https://www.decathlon.co.uk/p/gravel-bike-triban-grvl-520-subcompact-red/_/R-p-313015

I have the wheels from this. Would do for £50 collected in SE London.

Germinating squash seedlings, does "on their side" mean lying horizontally or vertically? And is there a correct end to put at the bottom?

(Have been fine without an actual answer, but struggling to get some to germinate this year so wondering what the "proper" way is)

Belated, but we got bare root hedge mix from here about 5 years ago and it is doing well, seems like a good company. Would probably recommend avoiding the rose options, especially with a child, as they are pretty vicious

https://www.habitataid.co.uk/

Pub wise, this was serviceable last year, nothing fancy but good enough and outdoor seating.

The Crown, Shoreham
https://maps.app.goo.gl/5gLmnnWwfwruvFJYA

And this place was a bit better although still not fancy. V. Friendly though and set up for muddy walkers and dogs I think
The Malt Shovel, Eynesford
https://maps.app.goo.gl/Cs99jcKWSDKGymqQA

Both done via bike so can't speak to walking routes, but Lullingstone castle is probably worth looking at

Is there going to be a book?

runs

Anyway thanks for inspiring me to actually make this

Why risk it? Why change it?

Because, if you believe that he's actually progressive and not just what he appears to be on the tin, using this lead to actually try and change people's opinions is likely to be beneficial over the long term if you want people to actually believe in progressive values, rather than giving people a valid reason to complain that they've been mislead.

and mandate to change stuff

Where is his current mandate coming from?

(TBH this is all immaterial for me because I don't think he's going to do anything different from what he's showing now)

Belatedly, but something selfish that doesn't seem to have been mentioned, assuming it's not detached, absolutely press on them the importance of a survey/structural engineer/building control.

The last thing you want is for him to fiddle with the boundary walls and mess up your property

No vision, only election

At least that appears to be the sentiment here. I totally agree that with the polling being where it is (and being even remotely accurate) that he needs to set out a vision of how Labour will improve people's lives rather than merely not being the other lot

I think mini-splits are often smaller units so are just inherently less effective