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No, they all drive Berlingo's.

The first time someone gave me that, I accused them of not properly rinsing the dish soap out of the cup.

You already have.

He might be a Chinaman.

Don't take his shovel away! He'll have to take up smoking to give him something to do with his hands.

Bear in mind that in clay, removing trees can cause just as many problems as letting them grow. Although they have been discounted as the cause in previous replies, your best course of action is to get them trimmed say every 3-5 years, to try to keep them at roughly the same size. If the tree...

B. Most stoves these days say something like 'hearth minimum depth of 20mm' or something. Unlikely you'll need a stove with over 5kw output.

All that work so he can do moonies at people coming up the stairs.

You can't trust what they say, and they can't be trusted with WMD's

We know what comes next... instability, more bloodshed, civil war, the west getting dragged into it, which will end up costing billions, everyone's national debt goes up, and no ones happy. Every. Fkin. Time.

On the 3rd dishwasher now, the pipework is still holding up!

My childhood was typical, summers in Rangoon, luge lessons. In the spring we'd make meat helmets.

You seem to be glorifying the attacker, which is why he did it, that's what he wants. Shame on you. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-coventry-warwickshire-60654312

Ok, yes definitely sounds dodgy. The plinth thing is an out of date idea that used to be done to deal with dpc and 'rising damp' issues, results can be hit and miss and might just cause more problems. It is effectively making a 'bridge' from the ground to the upper wall above where the dpc is...

Channel out the screed internally, cut dpm, tape new dpm to old and run it up the wall. You could also clad the wall somehow to keep water clear of it. Another option would be to put a roof between the two walls, with the appropriate detailing and drainage. But first, are you sure that...

...or not!? https://www.theguardian.com/money/2026/feb/22/wickes-kitchen-fitting-complaint

I No More Nailsed a loose concrete cap on once, solid for about 10 years and outlived the rest of the wall.

Either or, depends on how much height you have to play with.

Just leave them a bad review and get on with your life.