The Retirement Thread

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Drago

Legendary Member
The water companies are cheeky sods.

My water DD is £59 a month. Our water usage is unchanging, we have a constant number of people and water consuming appliances.

I monitor usage of all utilities closely and the DDs are very finely judged, and I know that £59 covers us perfectly and after our most recent quarterly bill be were left £16 in credit.

So it beats me why the greedy f@#£%&s want to put the direct debit up to £76! Upon receiving this news I went into the app and put it back down to £59 again, and as our usage is very consistent the only way I'll let them change it is if the price rises.
 

welsh dragon

Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
My water bill for the entire year is about £140. I have a septic tank so only pay for the water. That's a lot of money each month to pay.
 

Gunk

Guru
Location
Oxford
It was Skew Bridge

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simongt

Guru
Location
Norwich
Grandson & I are off to the pantomime....🧚🧛🦹
Not having been to a panto since my lads were wee, went with the GLW a couple of years ago to Cinderella at the Theatre Royal in Norwich which did have a reputation of some excellent productions in the past. ^_^
As agreed with a pal from work who'd also been, oh dear, what a let down. Amateurish presentation on what appeared to be about half the usable stage area, no razamatazz, very tired. Not a patch on the previous productions. :dry:
 

PaulSB

Squire
My eldest boy is hosting Christmas Day. My task is starters and pudding. So I said to Mrs P shall I just pop to Aldi - it's always good. Mrs P was of the opinion it looks a bit mean. I get that and said I'd do some research..........

....research completed.

I'm now the proud owner of two 24 month matured ALDI puddings. Came 2nd with Good Housekeeping with 81/100 ahead of M&S, Waitrose, Sainsbury's and Tesco!! 🤣
 
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