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You can get 3m arris rails which should bridge the gap without another post. Sit a small 2x2 post in the centre of the bottom arris rail, sit it on a a half buried brick. A gravel board should be used. You can use a timber gravel board or a 3m concrete one.

Driving at 20mph is painfully slow, and frustrating to boot. (25mph seems much more sensible as a restricted speed) it just seems to be rolled out everywhere in London, and is clearly a money making scheme. Note that none of his extra revenue has gone towards recruiting a new green cross code...

Can't have a bit of Irish music without the Clancy Brothers

Poured resin, but probably better to replace it with a complimentary coloured tile.

Tell your friend to think for himself and stop getting his news from TikTok

Barcelona, Sitges, Valencia, Bilbao (and San Sebastian)

You would

With friends like that, who needs enemies? He's put up the cost of our petrol, our heating bills, our mortgages, our defence budget and increased the risk of terrorist attacks. All because he is a whining big baby of a man.

There's more to Spain than Benidorm

We owe him F all, especially after (only weeks ago) he insulted our Afghanistan veterans and war dead. Starmer should delete his number and block his calls.

He's probably just got the invoice, $12B thus far, and counting. They are gonna have to keep a significant presence in the Gulf region for the time being, it will cost them big bucks, the next government shutdown could be interesting.

You still haven't given us your quote.

Couple of layers of plasterboard in the hole. It's not great as it is.

My guess is that it would be cheaper to replace the window than brick it up.

There's a sucker born every minute!

Is this a thing? Or is it your own Heath Robinson solution to the problem? I've never heard of this being done, I've heard of straps, props and tieing back limbs. Trees don't like having big holes drilled into them, you are sure to hasten its demise.

How does one 'prove compliance'? Is one of those carefully worded ambiguities that are designed to get the inspector out of doing any work?

The law did it's job. It was applied as it is in law, the other bloke stepped outside of the law, again. He clearly enjoys killing, you aren't supposed to be in prison so you can do things you find enjoyable, what sort of punishment is that?

Bloody show off