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One of the ends of the packet has the expiration date on it, open it the other end. Ever since I learned that my life has been immeasurably better

Total is 56m2 (6.4*4.4) across the two floors. So at the lower end £2100 per m2 which isn't the worst. It's one of those though, either move or do this. When you like the area, house, neighbours, garden etc moving to something that ticks all the boxes becomes much more expensive.

Not a builder but having a 2 storey side extension on our semi detached, had a load of quotes, prices were between £120k and £148K. Eye watering considering we still need pay for a kitchen and bathroom!

If you like him, I'd recommend checking out c90adventures.

Normally comes on a minute or so before KO

I think it's about 3 days for it to fully kick in. On the really high pollen days I still take one anti histamine and that kills all symptoms for me. Since I've had it about 3 weeks ago I've only done that twice whereas normally I'd be a mess even with anti histamines

I've mentioned in previous threads, Google kenalog injection. £100ish and it cures you for a season, had mine 2 weeks ago after suffering quite badly, no symptoms at all now. The health suite near thurnby does them.

For me it comes down to these issues: Transfer embargo, Rodgers confidence, players wanting moves. It's a perfect storm. We need to solve two out of those three to start moving forward again.

Your TV licence is only required for broadcast TV and iPlayer. You do not need it for the radio (inc BBC sounds), or ITVhub, 4OD, Netflix etc or any catchup service.

With the price of everything seemly skyrocketing, it got me thinking whether we could save some money by getting rid of our TV license. We very rarely watch live TV so don't think we would miss it. I thought it would be interesting to see how many people actually get by without one.

https://streamable.com/7fuip6

So so good. It topped off what was one of the most straight forward away day wins I think I've ever witnessed

Better to get your info straight from the source. They are also working on having an exemption option in the pass. https://www.nhsx.nhs.uk/covid-19-response/using-the-nhs-covid-pass/#exemptions

It all depends on how its implemented. Data protection laws will only come in if Lcfc or whoever are storing data, if you are providing the data only then there is no issue. In terms of agreeing to be in the program, I've not checked but I'm 99% sure Lcfc wil have a clause on tickets saying entry can be refused for whatever reason. Whilst the temporary laws may expire in October, new ones will be being drafted to succeed them. These will come into play come October unless Boris deems them unnecessary by then, but whether they'll be enforced strictly is a different question.

Pretty sure there's been loads of events this year where covid status is a condition of entry, so I don't think there's much chance of it being against UK law.