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Apart from the issues of forged notes, the main thing that would concern me (and it would concern me whether it was Abdul or Andy on the doorstep) is money laundering. Buy a car with several grands worth of hot money, then sell it again for clean money.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-51220714

Well strictly speaking, there is the Fuel Duty Rebate (now known as the Bus Service Operators Grant), which refunds some of the duty on fuel used for Local Bus Services

If its use is decorative, then no harm will come, but why bother. If you actually want something that isn't going to turn into a speak if it is misused then do not buy pine.

Never buy handrails and use them as a shaft. They are usually pine, and WHEN they break they will cause some nasty injuries.

Assumed pole on the left as you look at it.

Spot on! Flags with no pole have an assumed pole on the left Flags hung vertically should have the "top" to the left. Flags on a coffin should have the top left corner over the left shoulder.

Well, they were closest. The fact that two people want a single mooring doesn't mean that the one that got there first pinched it. I watched the video without sound, but it seems reasonable to me that the yoghurt pot was closest to the mooring, and would in the ordinary course of things get there first. If they see Mr Haywood going hell for leather to try and get in before them, then it would not be unreasonable to suggest that they get on with it lest THEIR spot be nicked by Mr Haywood,

Well a fair chunk of it seems to come out of my wages every month.

They wouldn't have to "rummage around to find the right key" The fire brigade carry a set of "FB" keys on every vehicle. This comprises 6 keys (3 padlock keys and 3 mortice lock keys). Any moveable bollard would be fitted with an FB compatible lock