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We have a beast of a Bosch chipper that turns any hedge cuttings into what looks like wooden £2 coins and assorted other bits. We chuck it all in the borders, it does a great job of keeping the weeds down, it feeds the soil and the birds have a great time hunting through it for insects.

Let's all agree that tax has absolutely nothing to do with Henry Novak.

I've had a pallet of bricks in my garden for a couple of years. I just unpacked and moved it today. The pallet beneath has turned really light and flimsy, it came up from the soil in pieces when I tried to pull it out. It's basically turned to something like polystyrene. I wouldn't recommend...

It's more Whereveristan. Just a complete mess of different fragmented "communities" who mostly hate every other community and their host nation. They're all racist but we're not allowed to be.

Think about it. Someone who pays less in income tax than they receive in benefits... that tax that they pay on all those other things all comes from money that we gave them. So they're still net beneficiaries. If I give you £10, you spend £8 on stuff you want then give me back £2 then I've...

He's not moving anything, he's creating more government in Manchester and leaving everything in London. More politicians for the career politician who joined Labour at age 15 and has never done anything else. Just more waste and expense. He's not consulted anyone about where it should be, and...

PVA is for interior use only. SBR would help... https://www.toolstation.com/sikabond-sbr/p81169 Paint it on AND add a dollop to your mix to strengthen it. Just don't get any on the surroundings, you'll have weird shiny purply coloured stains you'll never remove. BUT... if there's a crack...

The standard plastic compost bins are fine, just ignore the hatch at the bottom. You can lift the entire thing, it slides up off the compost and leaves you a heap of half-rotted stuff. It takes a few minutes to shovel this back in (inverting it, leaving the newest stuff at the bottom), then...

£420k is just not on planet earth, nobody is worth that unless they've cured cancer. The reason the BBC's insane salaries are on par with the rest of the industry is that the BBC's vast sack of money it spews out utterly distorts the entire market. Get rid of the licence fee, they'll all need...

Try saying something logical that deserves a response.

I never found the hatch at the bottom to be of any use, it just blocks up and is impossible to shovel from. At best you'll get a shovelful then the rest will stay above it. You only need a couple of twigs to make it stick. We used to just have two large plastic compost barrels. Fill one...

The point is that they should be investigating the politicians who made the decisions that allowed our money to be given away to them and their fraudster pals. Politicians now want to blame the Ltd Co system, as that nicely deflects the attention from them. Sadly many have taken the bait and...

8 million are paying in. Absolutely everyone else is taking out. Do you actually see an issue, or wasn't maths part of the syllabus at your socialism indoctrination college?

Can they be installed with the tiles to the sides on top of the sheet rather than below it?

I'm saving lots of wear and tear on my scroll wheel these days. It's amazing just how short some pages of many threads have become... A highly recommended forum feature!

More likely 80 million post-Burnham - if the actual population isn't beyond that already, whatever the official figures state. Next election will be the last chance to rescue what's left of a nation.

You're taking things to silly extremes to try and make a non-point. In retaliation, I could suggest that you might want to see state-run supermarkets. Communism is the government owning the means of production. Essential public services that don't have competition are often a (worthy)...

Was it raining at the time? It just sound like pouring/splashing water. Do you or the neighbours have any damp on or around it?

Good stir, but look at the highlighted photo in post 8 below. Whatever it's built on, it's obviously failing to hold it up. Vertical cracks often aren't a big deal, that is sideways movement, normally shrinkage that occurred once after construction. Horizontal cracks are a very big deal, that...

I was wondering about that, but it would halve the capacity, create back-pressure and possibly lead to unknown unintended consequences, e.g. the air from one going back down the other. One is rainwater, with an open end about 50m away, so potentially it could push poopy air that way if the wind...