Morning all, I've had a search through CAG and can't really find an answer. After 15 years renting, I am now in a position to give my one months notice (will be this Saturday). Other than stating "I'm giving your one months notice that we are vacating", is there any legal wording I have to use? I'm thinking of the following: Dear Landlord Please accept this as one months notice that I intend to vacate <property address> on the 30th June 2020. The keys will be made available to you in this date. Please be aware that due to social distancing and my daughters isolation, that I can only meet people outside of our household once we have moved out. Boris It's the last sentence I need help with. Our landlord has a habit of trying to enter the property without permission as she has keys. We fully intend to redecorate and replace a couple of the carpets before we leave.

Just spoken to my local testing station and they've said that the six month extension will only show from 7 days before the expiration. You can see your status here: https://www.gov.uk/check-mot-status Boris

Did you sorn the car for the 4 month period? This could be the issue.

You are a one.....

Has he tried an informal appeal outlining that he forgot to, or set the time wrong?

A speed limit sign with one speed limit on one side and a different limit on the other is normal when transitioning between two speed zones. They are valid in the direction of traffic - facing the oncoming traffic

As I understand it, this is the same issue in london between black cabs, which can be hailed and pick up fares and private hire where the fare has prebooked. Correct me if I'm wrong.

It really depends on whether Manchester class Private Hire as a taxi.

Managed to <<insert term here>> my car insurance company on their renewal quote. I was originally paying £166 pm when my 22 yo daughter was on the policy as a named driver. She got her first car in January so took her off and it went down to £88 pm (annoyed a bit). Renewal time is approaching and they've quoted £39 pm. Hmm - still to much - got quotes around the £20pm price. Spoke to the insurers saying I wasn't going to stay with them - monthy cost all in dropped to £23!! Hmmmmmm - yay!

Social media will be the death of society!

If I get unsolicited letters like this with a pre-paid envelope, I stuff them with junk mail and send it back to them. Petty? Yes. Satisfying? Oh yes!

Looks like the signage was for the road on the left and not the dual carriageway. You can see a little further the contra-flow signage for the dual carriageway adjacent to both lanes.

Interesting enough, one set of ANPR cameras at Tesco Extra in Pool, Redruth has reportedly stopped working, so if you enter from one direction and exit the other, you won't be recorded as left the site. Boris

They have to take you to court first and win.

We've heard nothing yet. If nothing arrives over the weekend we'll chase the solicitors on monday, although there's been no sight of the neighbours since. Either way, my daughters premium will go up and she's accepted this. The only solace we have is that the claimant's premium may also go up.