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Strikes me it also highlights poor street cleaning practices.

One neighbour once phoned me indignantly demanding to know where my cat was. Answer: on my knee. Years later another neighbour posted photos of what they called a nuisance cat. There were two different cats - she couldn't tell - and neither of them were mine.

And lose your pension entitlements for moving overseas. Be really careful and research this properly before acting.

No. Mostly very good and as described, and easy to return when needed - one free return per order. As for lead poisoning, I don't usually chew my jewellery, or even wear it for more than a hour or so. The child's jacket heavy toxic concentration from the dye is more of a worry.

JEaster (I think) tried the free-for-all seating when they first started and I recall it as a dreadful experience, with passengers physically pushing ahead in queues, and one memorable woman insisting she was together with me and my husband when we'd never seen her before in our lives.

All my orders have from Temu have been free postage.

So ban them near the trade desk. Fine everywhere else, by me.

Yes. A teacher using a British printout resource, maybe.

The answer was probably "hare".

I was obliged to obtain a Workimg with Children clearance in order to give some tutorials in a community setting, to senior school children, some of whom were over 18. It was an annoying hassle, which involved fronting up in person at a centre some distance away to prove I was me. As I was a...

Easy. Don't send your teenager to walk the dog. It's too embarrassing for them to pick up dog poo.

The gates do not stay open for long enough, and the sensors don't always work fast enough. A person is a moving target.

Apparently there were no staff visible to assist.

Because it doesn't fit my vent grill.

No. But it's off-topic.

As someone who paints, I suspect controlling the flow would be a problem.

I find it a nuisance. I like to choose my meat or fish first, and then buy the appropriate vegetables to go with them.

The whole point of plastic or single use bags was hygiene. They replaced reused bags which became horrid over time. Since plastic was introduced, food poisoning has become very rare.

The NRMA have a (or had) a legal division who might advise. In any case, that looks like a reason to talk to a "No win, no fee" legal service.