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Does anyone know whether it is not permitted to sign up for residential fibre broadband to be used in a commercial premises?

Yes this is/was in the pipeline, just work going on at the property.

Had to call upon my home emergency insurance policy and it transpires that literally only two screws were used. Have now put like 5 screws on the bottom and a few on the side. I doubt the other windows are any better which means the risk remains of them returning and trying another window...

Additionally I’m feeling very insecure after this. Are there any additional products I can add to the insert of the window itself to secure this apart from a grill?

So as you can see from the images here, only two screws were inserted. I mean, is it that freaking easy to rip open a dummy sash? Could they do the same with a proper window with a handle on it? Are dummy sashes normally targeted like this for break ins?

Hi I had a break in at my property. The thieves broke in by using a chisel that was left behind by prising open a dummy sash window that I had no idea had a hinge on it. Are dummy sashes usually that easy to break into? How do I now secure this window because there is no window handle in...

Thanks for the help and suggestions here. So, an update after light playing around with it in the last hour and also whatsapping the powerflush guy who flushed our system last April 2022. He had a good memory and said to me that he told me at the time that all 14 radiators on our system was...

Yes that is true, I would not need to balance that rad as we would require max heat in that room given how cold it is so LSV should be kept fully open. I will try when I can find my pliers which have gone walkies. Bleeding, turning the LSV or the TRV I'm ok with, anything more and I'm not...

Yes tried that too. Unfortunately nothing.

Hi Thx. Yes already tried that (my 5th paragraph in posting). Might need to get a plumber or someone to start taking the rad etc off as am not comfortable with that. Was hoping to to try something without having to drain down the system. The pressure at the boiler is a little over 1...

Man, why are you even responding with so many nosy and unrelated questions as to why I’m doing this or doing that. You don't know anything what I’m doing and questioning like a troll. Your attitude sucked and rather patronising as to why I asked a forum question which is what this is for you...

So are you 'taking over' or not - your first post implies that you are? If you are not committed, you would have said we are 'thinking' or 'considering' taking over, not 'we are' taking over. You really are a plonker. Again zero value. We’re legally committed when we exchange contracts (a few...

We have 14 radiators in the home. 3 of the highest ones are in the 2nd floor loft. The small one in the loft bathroom is fine, have to bleed it a tiny tiny bit every month or so to get it piping hot otherwise it’s nice and warm. The other loft radiator is in the bedroom and since around...

I’m Not committed to anything. Do you have a habit of providing zero value to a conversation?

Thx Woody. Generally speaking, if the dental surgery was once D1 and then automatically became an E category and if the existing use specifically mentioned dental then if the additional services to be offered would ordinarily fall under E, then is informing the council still necessary if we...

When I’m ready to speak to the council, I will. This is called research, feel free not reply with your helpful comments. Have a nice day.

anyone pls?

We're taking over an existing dental practice where the landlord is a bank. There are few spare rooms on the first floor, which maybe a few years down the line we might want to use one room for podiatry services or possibly for an audiologist and another room for beauty aesthetics. All such...

No worries. I was just a bit surprised as I thought all “UK government assisted capped rates” (or call it what you will) around the uk are the same. I know energy costs under normal circumstances differ but I honestly thought the unit rates were fixed nationally under the cap. We have...

Where did I say anything about a capped bill? I'm well aware it is a capped unit rate.