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Thanks for that but it's the handles I need to get off to replace the ceramic washer.

Yes, but as I was not sure this was the correct method, I did not force the issue to much.

Leaking mixer tap does not have any grub screws to remove handle, does the handle just pull off?

Many thanks for your advice, I will certainly take on board your your suggestions.

Why, I would be interested in your to hear your reasons.

Many thanks for your advice SecureIam and 1975. I should have pointed out that I live in an unmade unlit rd and the light is a must in the dark nights. I was thinking of a wireless 2 camera system, and my budget is around £300. I understand that this is the lower end cost of the systems...

I am thinking about installing a cctv system to the front and side of my house which currently have flood light fittings. Will the lights have any adverse effect on the cameras when they both come on in the dark and should I remove/retain the lights?

Yes Not quite sure what you mean but if by excludable you mean we can't do without it, why stop at council housing, healthcare, why not include agriculture and all construction, hell it worked in the former USSR.not. Pass So you agree the public sector workers have it easier? What about all...

Fair enough Yes the case in question regarding redundancy, Friend of mine in private sector was made redundant after 22 years and received less than £10k. What I am trying to say that redundancy payments should be the same for both the public and private sector. If the company can't afford it...

Just to clarify a few points. He was a manual worker, not a manager or a pen pusher. He had reached retirement age and qualified to get the state pension. He got the equivalent of almost 2 years wages in his redundancy payment. Yes I found it hard to believe. I don't blame him good luck to him...

Do u work for the council? What is good for the public sector should also apply to the private sector. What about the redundancy payments, the basic maximum is around £8k but name me a public sector employer who ever paid that. Again one rule for public sector workers and one for the rest of us.

My bil was due to retire from the council 2 years ago,a month before his retirement the council made him redundant as a result of a cost cutting exercise. He came out with a 5 figure redundancy payout, and 1 month later rightly got his pension with another lump sum. Would this have happened in...

Strange init, that apart from a couple of neutral responses all the others have responded with criticism of the Mail. Nobody has made any comment regarding the cartoon, ie what do you think of it. Or could it be that the only people who responded are Guardian readers.:rolleyes: Best form of...

Now if the miserable sod on the gate had said that, I would gladly have paid a tenner. All he said was £10 and repeated it in a not to friendly manner. After checking on line I find I was trying to park in the "wellie walk " car park

Coming back from Harrogate to Lancashire with my good lady we thought that we would take the opportunity and visit Bolton Abbey ruins. On arriving in the village we saw a car park and drew in expecting to pay via a machine. However payment in this case was at a manned cabin at the entrance...

Like all the Guardian readers are whiter than white, come on, get real, or are you saying its OK categorize any group via a cartoon.?

OK point taken, but isn't the Guardian being just as bad to associate the recent attack in London on anybody who reads the Sun or Mail via a cartoon. So around 6million readers are all stupid racist etc etc. Just imagine the uproar if he had used a cartoon to implicate all Islamists in some...

http://www.pressgazette.co.uk/mail-online-is-totally-separate-entity-to-daily-mail-paper-claims-over-katie-hopkins-column-confusion/ Anybody read this, particularly the cartoon aspect, and if so what do you think.

Hip Hip Hor! Oh s**t just read the Buffoon Boris is in line to take over from May,:eek: ah well, you win some you lose some, yes I know that the so called coalition is with the DUP. Only consolation is that neither Torys or Labour will be able to push through their extreme policies

Change the word "odds" to "likelihood".