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you will find under the building regulations that a gap of 300mm from your property boundary should be in force, building plans should state 300 mm's from the boundary line between property's, this is to allow any structual defect that could be forced upon your property, i also think you should...

1348-50 the Black Death 1665 the Great plague of London 1720 the Great plague of Marseille 1738 the Great plague of eastern europe 1770-72 the great plague of Russia etc etc etc up to AIDS and swine flu All natural historical events You're saying that we have no control over...

i'm talking about an historical event not body diseases. going to the doctors is also natural nothing to do with climatic changes.

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So many complications, i'm not gritting what-so-ever now that i've read this, i thought i was doing myself a favour :oops: just shows how carefull you have to be in the snow/ice. think you saved me afew quid 8) Thanks conny

i think your going to get more than in surrey, so thats where our grit has gone :) That's been my question all night :lol: yes, that ice is a whicked thing had afew scary moments myself but have not planted the backside yet...

Thanks but try telling others that, i just wanted to know once it is used why it's not filled to use again, Surrey is not special (far from it) but surley i can use some for my small path, and PUBLIC ALLEY & PUBLIC ROAD AND PUBLIC CARPARK, i have to use these highways too why cant i make it...

Point taken, as above i'll just buy my own grit and shovel, i just wanted to know, Grit "what grit" wheres it all gone and why, oh...... on my 10ft path silly me. and on that PUBLIC FOOTPATH AND PUBLIC ROAD AND PUBLIC CAR PARK, i won't be putting it there again, the grit can stay in it's bin for...

oh, i see your point now, i think i'll just buy some grit for me own path (10ft) and leave the other paths and road alone it's good to hear other points of view and dont want to feel like a muppet. i wondered why i got strange looks.

My road taxes too, and my extra expense to keep the highways open for the likes of everyone else. not our own choice of heath issues.

????????????????? you mean "what" have you been reading correctly, it's not me me me, i just wondered where all the grit was gone to help myself and others.

The grit bin is 5ft away from the door of the old peoples home (council) in a small cul-de-sac driveway of about 6 cars, the main pathway is public and used by many people including my family who my son is disabled and needs transport (public carpark) which is 50 metres away from my home, the...

Have a smashing new year, either your car or your neck, where's all the grit gone? i live opposite an old peoples home and i gritted the main walkways and my front path for all to use safely, but now its all gone and no re-placement grit. i dont like to use the car unless really needed so i...

just thought i was missing out on something the way other drivers speed in the snow. must have afew idiots around these days, 30 years at the wheel just cant believe what i see others do, nether mind atleast my car will stay straight "i hope"

so funny reading this..... it's just a natural event and nothing can be done we are all being mugged, just look back into the worlds natural events. it maybe just possible so slow the process....highly unlikely.

i think i will keep my tyre presures as recommended, Thanks for all advice. :)

if i lowered the presure in my tyres will they give me better traction in the snow and ice were all having lately. good or bad idea.

got some pics what do you think do i cut the steel bars and place the plinths ontop or do i drill holes in plinths to fit.

i'll get some on here tomorrow and see what people think i should do, thanks

I bought concrete balastrades and plinths at a fantastic deal on ebay, the balastrabes come with a thick steel rod which protudes 2 or 3 inches at both ends and the plinths have no holes. what is the best solution, do i cut of the steel and lay the plinths on top, or do i drill a hole in the...