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They seem really quiet about it all of a sudden. It's surprising, considering that's supposed to be their whole schtick? isn't it? submitted by /u/Fine-Drummer9812 to r/AskBrits [link] [comments]

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I will personally be basking like a lizard this weekend, but I would like y'all to not die so here's the tips I always remind my local friends of **Setup** - Hydrate!!! Seems obvious but I know some of y'all barely manage a glass a day. Start now, the body can only absorb so much water at a time so it's better to be hydrated in advance than trying to chug once heat exhaustion sets in and you get sick - drink water, but also make one of those drinks a juice or a sports drink. Keeps your sugars and electrolytes up, which are important. Also yum yum tasty. And get some ice trays, they're worth it - Keep your windows CLOSED with the best sunlight-blocking curtains possible as soon as the sun starts coming out, unless you have particularly good ventilation or something. Insulation works both ways, so better to keep the sun OUT from the jump rather than letting all the heated air in. If you can hang curtai

(England) I have an unconventional driveway (It’s round the corner of my house and I access it through the back gate in my garden) and almost every day at 15:00 the parents from my local primary school will park on it. I’ve put up 3 signs that say *house number* - private parking and I’ve now installed a camera there too. It’s such an annoying feeling to come home to find someone parked on your driveway, and I’ve had to confront several people in the last year or so, all of whom were apologetic and claimed they didn’t know it was a driveway, which has to be a lie. The same thing also happens to most of my neighbours. it’s just incredibly convenient to park on all of our driveways because it can be hard to find a space outside the school and our houses are a 10 second walk. My question is this: what can I do? If I contact the school, will they just say it’s not their fault/ responsibility? Can I take any legal act

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My mother-in-law lives in a council house in London. It's a four bedroom property. She had 4 kids, including my wife, and gradually rented the rooms out over time as they became available and her kids moved out. 2011 was the first room rented. 2nd was rented out in 2014. 3rd bedroom was rented out in 2016. My wife just assumed her mother had been doing everything by the book, however, it turns out she had not. I've inadvertently become the "Michael Bluth" of the family (for any Arrested Development fans out there). Everyone comes to me with their problems and I try to fix them. I don't even know where to start with this shitshow. I've spent hours pulling together as much data as I can on the total money she has received, and I can see three main problems: 1.) She hasn't paid tax on her rental income; 2.) There may be misuse of her council home given that she

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The EFL document refers to Will Salt not wanting to spy and being forced to do so. I think it's probably time to stop sharing his photo and referring to him. submitted by /u/FlappyBoofon to r/Championship [link] [comments]