Batavia

And a burglar's delight - you can pop the catch on the top light in a matter of seconds (when I was young, my mother was forever locking herself out of the house and it was my job to break in)! Chris G

And the concrete cutting/drilling company - Natural Born Drillers

Reduced palm tube terminals might help. They are typically about 70% of the width of a normal tube terminal, which sometimes can make all the difference! https://www.ctcukltd.co.uk/product/reduced-palm-copper-tube-terminals-narrow-palm/

I don't think that this one in Berkhamsted has appeared here yet: https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/109643831#/

Seconded. He surveyed the last two boat we sold and, rather bizarrely, I ended up representing the buyer at one of the surveys. He was very thorough and I strongly recommend him.

The winding hole at the station is very wide and deep. The only problem is that some boats find it a very convenient place to moor - but even if there is a widebeam one there, you could still turn a 48' boat. The one near Bulbeggars Lane can be OK, but the owner of the land might come and shout at you. Also, the water level in that pound is a bit unpredictable. You could probably also wind at the rear of the Esso garage, but there are frequently moored boats in the way.

The best plug top ever made, with many great features - one of the best being that all the cores are cut to the same length!

Goodness, was it really that cheap in the early days?!?