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Also considering the £31/month from Apple direct (128GB model) but adding the extra £6 for Apple Care, just in case. Might wait to see if there are any promos (I doubt it) during Black Friday. Do let me know your impressions if you get hold of one.

@TM I have sent you a PM, please check so we can arrange postage :)

Really tempted, being holding onto my SE version 1 in hope they would do a small phone with ‘square’ bezel... just a bit worried about battery life. Could you report back after some days?

mate, just >>>>>>>>>>>>>

Brilliant will PM

Do they have the spikes? Just asking as I have a previous model without but find them too slippery

Had seen it, price is great, but weirdly not available for London collection or delivery 🙃

Still looking 👁 👁

Long shot, but does anyone have a pair of these they don't need?
Looking for Shimano EH500 SPD Platform Pedals specifically.
I have other SPD and platform pedals, but these with the added grip, strike me as the perfect combo for a commuter bike... Any leads that avoid full price truly appreciated :)

Nice! Congratulations man! 👍🏘🥳Very wise to have added a garage, we kind of fooled ourselves thinking that it wasn’t necessary and now look at a metal shed for 2 bikes 🚲 full of contempt missing our old one (first world problems I know)

Careful he is equipped with a track cog tool now @Pifko! @hardcorejacob I would recommend Continental Contact Speed (there is a version with reflective strip, if you care about visibility) 35mm and great on the single speed but tbh cannot comment on its skid resistance as I am a rude disc braked pussy

That's a great idea (also supported by all garden design experts I have read). I am fairly upset that we inherited a dead straight concrete path and cannot do it without mayor expense!

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You could do a gravel strip between the bed and the decking for water to drain. To be honest I doubt the edge of a raised bed will bring more moisture than the grass currently does. I recently got some cedar wood for raised beds, happy to send you the contact

waiting for a reply on that city @letog :)

Third dibs

Sorry will stick to my old farming for a bit, have a bump!

Would it still be the case if you already have double glazed (albeit really 💩 ones)?

Yes we please, also would appreciate a PM with a bit of info on the full refurb as it might be better (and cheaper) to get it all done at once 😊 thanks @6pt and @Señor_Bear

Any recommendations for good alu window fabricators and installers in SE? I think @amey mentioned something recently, any leads appreciated. Also does anyone know of current or upcoming deals for improving old houses energy efficiency?

In the long run (if we ever get enough money to do all the house to the right spec) would you recommend going back to original brick and insulating on the inside?

It is definitely pre 1920's, 1907 if I remember correctly. Walls are either English bond or English cross bond (will have to check the neighbours' brick pattern tomorrow to confirm) with one, or several layers, of render accumulated over time... I think I will follow your advice and get a good builder to have a go at the plinths and repair render. I will also will to have a good read about DPC... I must confess I have no f... idea of DPCs

Seeing the survey it seems that, regardless of the damp proofing, we would still have to get a builder to check under the decking and retouch the render. So we wonder if the damp proofing is still worth it. They quoted £2000 for the whole chemical treatment, plasterwork and súper fan (£300 fan!) installation. Quite a lot of reading 📖 but I would appreciate a second opinion

Same question as @underuser53929 had a couple of weeks ago.
Anybody recommend a decent builder in South East London (South Norwood/Crystal Palace/Croydon) area? We need to sort the damp issue plaguing the garden wall.
Secondly if it’s damp problem will a decent builder be a better bet than a damp proofing firm, with the latters having given us a reasonable quote but whose full work might not solve the underlying issues or require to take a whole side of the kitchen down?

Yes please, will PM