Dave Beans

Smearing shit all over the wall...why? https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6683027/Office-block-Royal-Leamington-Spa-faces-demolition-dozens-travellers-broke-in.html

Might be a bit difficult, with a massive camera following your every move!

Perhaps the cynical part of me thinks that they purposely choose those who are a bit clingy to home, so that they make an attempt to contact family...

I'd imagine the production team would tell you that something was seriously wrong at home if the worst came to the worst. If your going to miss home that much, then why do people sign up for it in the first place? If I ever did something like that, I'd have to do it "properly"..

Former WTO secretariat.. https://tradebetablog.wordpress.com/2018/09/12/happening-tariff-quotas-uk-wto/

The ISDS dispute mechanism, run by the World Bank, allows corps to sue national governments for breaches... http://isdsblog.com/isds-qa/

Sort of end of last year, beginning of this...

It depends if the ground was level underneath. I suspect its not..

A number of neighbours near me had similar gardens. They grouped together, and sold the lot off to a developer. Another, a local housing association had a lot of houses built in the 60s, and were crumbling. They turned a plot that had 40 houses on it, into 60 houses, as the gardens were massive. It can be tricky to get planning, especially if any new housing causes "privacy" issues (ie overlooking existing houses)..

Mini diggers are about £80 a day. 8ft sleepers are about £20 each. Three days to clear (as a rough guess)..A couple of bags of seed...You'd be looking just over a week or so..If I were to do it (without the sleepers; to get the ground ready), I'd charge about a grand, give or take..The access looks like a bit of a bugger..

To sort out that garden, you'd need to get in some machinery, although it looks as if the main access is via a 2.6ft gate at the front. I'd get a mini digger in there, and scrape off the old grass, gathering it at the front of the garden. I'd then use a crawler barrow to get it all out. Once level, I'd seed the ground. You could even put some sleepers in there, creating a terraced effect. It would also create flat areas, making it more usable and manageable on the upkeep.

https://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.php/2018/10/three-uk-quietly-removes-tethering-caps-from-4g-mobile-plans.html then get one of these.. https://www.amazon.co.uk/TP-Link-Unlocked-Configuration-Required-TL-MR6400/dp/B016ZWXYXG?ref_=fsclp_pl_dp_1 AFAIK, Ofcom has removed the restrictions on what devices the SIM could be used in.

There was a very interesting deal on HotukDeals a couple of days ago, where you could get a Three sim with unlimited (tethered) data, unlimited minutes & texts for twenty quid a month for 12 months. All you need to do is to get a 3g/4g router, pop the SIM in and Bobs your mothers brother, no need for a landline. It was also suggested that you could plug in a normal phone via the RJ11 port on the router in order to use the free minutes.. The Three sim can also be used in 71 countries, but there is a limit of 19Gb a month..