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There's quite a bit of discretion left over which local park you visit. Either way. I think that insisting people remain rooted to a spot where crowds of people gather outside their movable home all day would be somewhat different, and probably wouldn't reduce transmission risk. More generally, moving your boat 4 miles to somewhere quieter isn't the same spreading disease from area to area problem that going to your second home or popping up the motorway to meet friends for coffee is. Or even a lot of stuff the government expressly permits, like continuing to do your 30 mile commut

People that just want to move would use water or fuel as excuses otherwise. I dont think its unreasonable to encourage people actually trying to stick to the rules to move if they're uncomfortable where they are.

It has been done, though with plenty of steel scrapped for Sam's successors. These are just off Regent's Canal https://gasholderslondon.co.uk/

You only get resale rights to IP you pay for if the contract says you do. It's not in the interests of professionals to have standard contracts saying you do unless most of their clients hire them because they expect to resell it or to have exclusive rights to it. And it's really, really not in the interests of a surveyor or similar professional, because it's their reputation other people would be making money off, and their potential for professional liability issues if something in the survey is misunderstood, no longer applicable or just plain wrong. Their profession

I have this. Subdivides the networks into narrow and wide beam and which Nicholson guide you should purchase for more detailed information...

I think that boat would best suit a family of four that happened to have the same names as those already painted on the side!

It's supposed to be a sign everyone's in it together. But the reality is the public figured out social distancing without taking their cues from team sports, which is just as well really considering they're not remotely COVID safe and we're not allowed to participate in them ourselves at the moment. Unfortunately, particularly when it comes to rugby players who've obtained special permission to spent 80 minutes grabbing, rubbing and locking necks with each other artificially avoiding handshakes at the end, I think it sends the opposite message that the guidelines haven't been properly thought

Hmm... hadn't considered there were upsides to my leaky gearbox, but if it saves me vactanning in the summer...

I think London law firms are sceptical enough if you want to go part time, even before you add that you're never going to shower again, start smelling of woodsmoke and diesel and try to align your work schedule with bowel movements!

Some might argue its a good thing if people inspired by reading that article are put off by the idea they might have to pay for a licence every two weeks!

I actually looked round two of these in the summer. Both have come down in price. - Apache's decor wasn't to my taste and all the furniture is fixed. The kitchen is basically a corridor lined with cupboards and dated white tiles and so your workspaces are the sofa or the bed! Condition was OK - Ben feels small and dark inside (those hatches and doors won't be open in winter) and is really for someone that wants a very traditional boat. It's well looked after, but not exactly young Didn't see Craigdhu but really like the look of it and with that spec, age, apparent