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Cheers, Snappy Snaps did the job.

Panasonic rotary £248 combi
I have this (although it was about £100 cheaper when I got it)
https://www.currys.co.uk/products/panaso­nic-nnct55jwbpq-combination-microwave-wh­ite-10178716.html

Microwave is good but the oven/grill is average at best. If you have space and want an extra small oven an air fryer does a much better job.

I have one of these around Turnpike Lane if that's any good
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01N­BFTAHE
Although whenever I've used it I've found it very difficult to interpret what the camera is showing me.

It seems very odd that @Familyman's device specifically advises against using rechargeable batteries.

Loads of devices have this advice.

I'd say it's more like those who talked about Apple killing Microsoft.

Cancel culture by the wokerati of course.

Given the ubiquity of Toyota hybrids I think suggesting it is a dying brand is getting carried away a bit .

I thought I had but I don't remember seeing a countdown timer so I will look at that again.

There have been a few law changes I think. We seem to get new, stricter, guidance every year at the moment.

I've done that (I think). I've added devices to it in the past too.

Not sure if being linked to Hue is screwing up the sockets or something.

The Forstner one looks decent, I'm quite keen on getting one of those. Been keeping an eye out for a second hand one but nothing doing.

For the rubber straps, AliExpress is full of Black Bay ones. I got this for about a tenner.

Annoying issues with IKEA sockets and Hue. A couple of things were dropping out with Hue and the recommendation seems to be to try and change channels. Did that and now the IKEA sockets are no longer reachable and don't seem to want to be added again.

Thought I'd try and add them under Home Assistant instead (zigbee2mqtt) but there doesn't seem to be an option to add stuff, looks like things are just meant to show up there when they're in discovery mode but the sockets don't.

Also, IKEA stuff connected to Hue seems to be showing up in my Alexa devices twice now. Once as Hue and once as IKEA which fucks stuff up.

Things have got a fair bit stricter since 2014.

Are there high street shops that do the same kind of make your own card as Moonpig, etc?

Great Northern Railway Tavern (which I assume is pretty local to you) often has a few on. It's possibly even more expensive than the Salisbury though.

Their beer menu is usually on untappd.

I have one of these kettles
https://www.argos.co.uk/product/2137074?­clickPR=plp:3:28
Doesn't seem particularly quiet but boils pretty quick and you can boil it with just a cup or two of water. Had it for ten years probably.

Considered a hob-top one when I got an induction hob but decided that I wanted something that turned off automatically (main reason) and to be able to boil water when I'm using all the spots on the hob.

I'd have thought the House of Lords seemed right up Johnson's street. The prestige and the money without having to do any work.

I have the Titan one from Screwfix. Got the 30l one which is £70 but there are smaller/cheaper ones (can't quite remember why I went for the more expensive one, maybe for the power take-off).

Seems fine when I've used it.

I looked at this recently. Basically all electric heaters are as efficient as each other (electricity in equals heat out) so I just got the cheapest one from Argos. Costs about 70p an hour to get the room up to temperature and then about 10-15p pet hour to maintain it for me.

Agree with the above. When I had my loft done the steels, which involved the party walls, were done on the very first day

I'd say, as a minimum, you want to request that they have a joint surveyor do a party wall survey. It's the sensible option to cover yourselves but also keeping the cost down for your neighbour.

Getting the team with one of the lowest budgets in the league into Europe definitely seems pretty "good".

People did seem to struggle that our disciplinary record didn't match their preconceptions though. Maybe if we'd dived a bit more, committed more cynical fouls and got some red cards we'd have been viewed as a less dirty team.

See Everton have finally been sensible and got Dyche in. Suspect if they'd done that a few years ago they wouldn't be in the shitshow that they are now.

Amazing how many teams complained about how bad we were after they'd failed to beat us.

Interesting video from Dyche on tactics he employed
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKTPc_TR­5kg

If it's in text then either is fairly easy to understand and if it's in data then you can generally parse from one locale to the other pretty easily but I think 1 000 000 would be a bit annoying.

How else would you use them?