Amlodipine (on its own) shouldn't give ‘dilute urine’. Amlodipine is also available as a tablet that contains 2 other meds, one of which is a diuretic (this would be under brand name ‘Sevikar’ though). if it isn’t clear why DVLA think your urine is to dilute : muscle mass will affect the level of creatinine in your blood, and thus in your urine, so this MIGHT be the issue. Suggest you seek advice from your GP. Your GP can consider why (& will be looking at it from a “your health, including driving” point of view, with a less narrow focus than DVLA’s “licensing only” point of view). Your GP might send a urine s

No official advice yet but my understanding is that you will accrue holiday. We are awaiting confirmation from the government. They could ask you not to accrue holiday over statutory minimum, but they cannot remove a statutory right.

I would send the original letter and dont try and justify anything about post, deemed service etc as it will justcreate more trouble than it is worth. showing you are relaxed about the whole thing may cause them to put a stop loss on thie. To help with that send a copy to the client, UKCPM so they know that whatever Will and John tell them there is no such thing as an easy killa nd their solicitors may have just ceated more trouble than they have solved

Chances of your landlady evicting you in the next 6 months = 0 Chances of your landlady finding another tenant , able to pay within the next 6 months = 0 Chances of your landlady being able to sell the house in the next 6 months = 0 Chances of a court hearing happening in the next 6 months = 0 Sleep easy and stay well !

Sections 31 & 40. http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2011/5/pdfs/ukpga_20110005_en.pdf

ig and nore. word is they are getting rather desperate for money as no-one is using their cars much at present...