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yes you are lucky lady, hope your bbetter but go up to A&E, nhs 24 rubbish....... wont take long you need a blood test

sometimes brute force is required, makes you look back years ago and wonder how you survived when you were skint and couldnt afford fancy tools apart from a hammer and chisel

its a diesel, ht leads?

you need a group B aerial mounted horizontally some channels are very low as advised get good cable with no joins you can get Freesat from sky for £150 with better picture you can get a proper aerial install for £150 please note freeview boxes will be superceded about time off...

you need a 4 wire cable red goes to live in any wire to neutral the other two wires to combi ' call' or 1 and 2 ( in boiler ) simpleset way is to look in boiler after disconnecting power and trace wires or run another 3 strand cable back to boiler, if you have any lying about...

http://www.firexsafety.com/NR/rdonlyres/6FC43BA2-732F-4533-8534-52511DAD7CC8/0/DigistatPlus2.pdf 4 wiring programmes there, have you got combi? what one have you got?

could be a faulty voltage regulator? take it to an independent dealer who speacilises in peugot and hook it up to the computer the more i think about it I would go for coil or leads problem

look up yellow pages and look under motor factors avoid halfords for diesel its a heavier battery, so say £50 to 60 with a 3 to 5 year warranty could also be glow plugs in way out? another possible one but battery probally gone

turning the engine over until battery is flat will burn out your starter motor shorten life off battery if its turning over fine but wont start either plugs away or ht leads faulty or dampness replace plugs . they last longer these days and will do no harm. If a car runs ok but problems...

and with this cold weather you put in anti freeze as well with engine running any leaks/ burst pipes? might be head gasket

of course you could have looked at rear of drum there is a small hole. shine a torch in and you will see a small cog turn this with screwdriver slackening off brake adjuster you will then get drum off

you need to fix leaks as well to help pressure and stop air getting in

would you not be better off without it as your trvs do this for you adjust the radiators cooler in bedrooms warmer in living areas

i would go for the 30 kw I have a similar sized property and its just ticking over not on full blast with the capability of giving me the hot water wheen I need it It uses more gas when its on full blast but the bath fills a third quicker so it uses the same amount of gas try and get...

yes find a replacement tile if you can its better but OP says he cant

you could possibly put timer on wall where thermostat is currently situated depending on what wires are there its not much current / amps required and its really just an on/off switch

yes the pipes will still heat up but you wont get much heat loss really as the pipes will still be warm from heating the rads up in the first place the trvs do away with the thermostat on wall........ plus kids playing with it , etc I prefer heating clocks with the push out pins as easy...

what boiler have you got? is it a combi? what about this timer? so much easier http://www.alertelectrical.com/Grasslin-Timers-And-RDL-Meters/Water-Heating-Programmers-And-Timeclocks/1-Channel-electro-mechanical-timeswitch-GRASQM1.asp

no, as the room heats up to temp, the thermostatic valve will close switching off heating you may need one radiator without a thermostatic valve, so say toilet upstairs if possible set bedroom to say 2 on radiator, so you dont sweat in bed 4 in kitchen 3 to 4 living room you...

i would put thermostatic valves on radiators rip out thermostat on wall use a timer clock with pins, soooooo much easier than digital http://www.alertelectrical.com/Grasslin-Timers-And-RDL-Meters/Water-Heating-Programmers-And-Timeclocks/1-Channel-electro-mechanical-timeswitch-GRASQM1.asp