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The motor car perhaps?

Depends where you live in London doesn’t it? If for example you live in Twickenham but are looking at Croydon for buying opportunities, you might as well include the rest of Surrey as well. And a bit of West Sussex. It can take 3+ hours to traverse London. @Stanleymonkey, is there anything...

Here’s a challenge! Yes, it’s a real road that vehicles drive down.

They are illegal in the UK. Any tampering with a number plate is an issue in the UK

Were you looking at houses on the left or the right?

There is one. The speed limit sign has been knocked over.

Ribena?

Very useful, thank you Jacob

Yes, I’ve read this and you’re right, so thanks for that. But I was thinking more about how it would fare exposed to months/years of inclement weather.

A friend of mine has had new timber windows installed that have been primed/undercoated with acrylic paint. She is now insistent that she wants to topcoat them with linseed oil paint. Is this a good idea? TIA

So would you tell a child that because roads are now 20mph it’s OK to cross them without looking because it’s not going to hurt as much?

They’re only status symbols in the eyes of the beholder.

That’s a very unique approach. :)

Who sells the properties?

What do you think is reasonable for postage?

I’m in suburbia. The average speed in my car for the last 4 years is 16mph.

It’s a school run

Dilbert was a running commentary on my 35 years in IT.

My experience with monitored alarms, work and home, 5 occasions was that I got to the scene on 3 occasions quicker, a lot quicker than the police and on the other 2 occasions the police didn’t arrive at all! I now have a Pyronix system that dials me in case of alarm.

One of those litter picker handles so that you can pull the curtain from the top.