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borisbeaver last won the day on October 17 2022

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  1. I've done this myself, just the once. I made an informal appeal, sending them images of my BB. They allowed the appeal and cancelled the PCN, but for that time only. I supposed it depends on who you have to deal with and what kind of mood they're in.
  2. The only rent they pay me is for the power poles on my land.
  3. And here's me with a Coronation Chicken sandwich!
  4. I do like the Monarchy, well most of them - spare us!!! I would like to watch the Coronation live as it is a historic event but I am busy during the morning, so I will watch it on catch up. As to the oath, I don't think that's necessary and is a personal choice.
  5. Here's their website: NHS penalty charges and enquiry letters | NHSBSA WWW.NHSBSA.NHS.UK Guidance on enquiry letters, and paying, challenging and avoiding penalty charges It has their contact details on it.
  6. Unfortunately, the NHSBSA will keep chasing you for the charges and they do do court. Your exemption must be renewed every 12 months. The problem is they don't usually tell you if you no longer qualify.
  7. They were tested every 6 months. They were electroinic devices using weight loading cells, so no moving parts. The set up comprised of two large pads - still heavy, and the display unit. The vehicles would be weighed by each axle and the display unit would then calculate the overall gross. Some police forces use a similar setup where weigh bridges are not an option.
  8. I used to work for Network Rail, and one of my duties was to weigh the vans before going out using portable weighing equipment. People forget that the weight limit is gross, so it includes the vehicle itself, the weight of the fuel, the load plus all of the passengers, so a 3.5t Transit van's total weight must not exceed 3.5t when on the road.
  9. The yellow zigzag line marks the area of the road where parking is prohibited, as it is reserved for another purpose. Therefore, we often see these markings at bus stops or loading and unloading areas. In other words, it is forbidden to park with any vehicle. White zigzags are commonly found either side of pedestrian crossings. They are designed to indicate that parking and overtaking in these zones is strictly prohibited.
  10. It was wish. Absolutely no quibble. Just went through the chat bot and the refund was issued to paypal almost immediately, then credited back to my bank account the following day.
  11. I finallly get to join the EVRi/Evri delivery failure club. I ordered a coat and got the notification that it was out for delivery with Evri. Unfortunately, it never turned up. I contacted the seller, and as it was outside the delivery dates, they refunded me straight away and said if the coat turns up I can keep it!
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