cuthound

I suspect that someone has heard the project manager talking about mobilisation without understanding what it means. It is the contractors and sub-contractors that are mobilised, i.e. they turn up on site to do some work and de-mobilised when they finally leave site at the end of the job.

Cox Auto Electrics of Atherstone, Warwickshire have loads of experience at repairing Dometic Travel Powers. https://www.coxautoelectrics.co.uk/marine-leisure Damn, cross posted with @dmr

I don't know if they still offer it, but when I bought my boat 10 years ago RCR offered to train you on your own boat for £150. Basically you undertook the service under their instruction and they provided the materials. Years ago I used to service my own cars, but many years of company cars had resulted in my practical skills going a bit rusty. The technician was allocated 4 hours, so when I had completed my service in less than an hour, he offered to show me how to maintain various bits of the boat not included in the official RCR course, which of course I accepted. It was definitely money well spent.

My late mate used to drive like that, full throttle or full on brakes. I put it down to the fact that his first car was a Citroen 2CV and he never changed his driving style after that, even when he had a Porsche Boxter...

Is that Kate Middleton's pet mouse?

Sad to see whatever the reason. The bench is just a bench now.

I've said this before, but I still don't understand why CRT didn't name one of the many heavy metal bridges like this one as the Black Sabbath Bridge rather than a brick one.

Such a pity that Quality Street no longer comes in translucent wrappers.

Slid into it or accidentally stepped on it?

For a moment I though CRT had added two park benches to the roundabout at Old Turn. I was wondering how tired passers-by were supposed to access them?

My wife has a Tesco PAYG mobile which she only uses for emergency use. Recently it ran out of credit, despite not being used. When I queried it, Tesco said they have changed their policy and the credit is lost if the phone is unused for 90 days. I believe this brings them into line with other PAYG providers.