CharlieT
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16 minutes ago, elgreco said:
Yes it does 👍🏼
Thanks, I thought as much.
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15 hours ago, elgreco said:
My son was one of the first employees in Monzo bank which is purely online with no branches. I was an early adopter of the bank as I felt I had to support him after I’d been with Barclays all my life. I’ve found it a breeze to use and now can look at my other accounts on the same app which is useful too.
Does using "linked accounts" allow your main bank to see balances and spending on the linked accounts.
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The instructions as to what to do are written in condition 3 on the front of your certificate. You notify your issuing force of your change of address without undue delay.
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Here's another who used one, I still have it in the yard with flowers in it............. That puts the combined age up to 357
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46 minutes ago, JohnfromUK said:
- but I assume they come from Ukraine, so may become either unavailable or unaffordable.
Too true, I've just bought a couple of 20kg bags and paid just over £40 each for them.
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Charlock
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There are a couple of companies offer a workaround
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12 hours ago, Jeremy Winters said:
Thanks for the replies all, they’ve been helpful! Is the purchase of shooting rights subject to VAT then? I assumed it would be similar to the purchase of a property and so have no VAT implication, but perhaps a capital gain if they were ever resold for more…
The standard rate of VAT applies to the sale of sporting rights where those rights are sold away from the land, see VAT Notice 742 (6.1)
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Its value is, as others have said, is anything from a few pounds to thousands. Impossible to say without seeing the land, but I'll take a punt and say upwards of £500/acre plus VAT. Standard Sporting Rights give the owner no control over the land. If you want that you would need to have it tied up in the purchase agreement and expect to pay considerably more.
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From memory it's 2.5% customs duty + vat on the goods value.
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The application form - Form 201 - is issued by the Govt. Publishing service and is the application form that should be used by all firearms licensing departments. It does not require the applicant to specify the action type.
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Edd
The best landlord insurance, covering rent losses and legal fees, is worth its weight in gold. Whilst it doesn't do away with the hassle rotten tenets cause, it sure does away with spending hard earned money on legal fees and non payment of rent. They also give sound advice.
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That's good news. As I said, an excellent scheme.
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Obviously dependent on whether or not your GP charged you for the medical proforma he just completed for you, but it would be a bit rich if you get stung for another GP charge when the police write to him again in two years time as they say they will in their letter.
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As you say, at last someone is applying some common sense. A splendid idea that should be followed by them all.
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I really am sorry to read this. I always enjoyed his contributions, a proper countryman, he will be dearly missed.
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People in vehicle and trailer from a 'shooting party'
The people in the vehicle and trailer which fell into the river in Roeburndale were from a "shooting party" and "travelling on private land", police have confirmed.
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16 minutes ago, Scully said:
Oh give over please! 😂
I fear some think the Queen woke up one morning and thought, oh, I'll make that Blair chap a Knight of the Garter...........whereas the more enlightened know very well that the Queen is "advised" on such matters.
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2 hours ago, harkom said:
other than a minimal reference to avian flu .... without comment on its relevance to the wildfowl - and game shooter - diddly.
It, the Basc Avian Flue page, seems to be pretty comprehensive to me. I don't really understand what else you expect them to say.
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1 hour ago, Westward said:
Not sure that qualifies him as successful except in his own eyes of course.
From the mid nineties the tories were sufficiently dysfunctional as to make them unelectable. Much like Labour for the last 12-13 years. Blair didn't "win" three elections, the tories "lost" them.
The smartest thing Blair ever did was to pick precisely the right time to step down so that Golden Brown had to carry the blame for losing the next election.
What I most dislike about Blair's tenure is that he - or more probably his puppet masters - realised that government can create statutory laws for more than just making the country safer and more secure. What they started and what is still happening is using the law-making process to control people's behaviour by progressively removing our long cherished freedoms and at the same time handing ever greater powers to Brussels.
Never mind party politics, I so miss the personal freedoms that we used to have in this country and that I knew throughout my childhood and formative years.
Blair & Co with their "New Labour" pretext weren't new at all, it was just window dressing. Behind the façade it was Old Labour with the all the traditional socialist's fear and dread of the people having too much freedom - so, with the willing help of the EU, they set about removing it.
What a splendid post, sums it up nicely.
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1 hour ago, Dave-G said:
Mandy's a he lol
Like you, I presumed he was referring to that big girls blouse Mandleson
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I am so pleased for you. Fantastic news, What a present.
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12 minutes ago, 12gauge82 said:
Put it this way, I've never seen a coarse angler damage others property, then be abusive to the owner, nore bark at me to put my dogs on a lead in public and then be insulting because I declined their rude order. Neither leave a gate open letting the land owners sheep out. Or many other instances of poor or illegal behaviour.
You'd make a cracking good publicity officer for the LACS
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22 hours ago, London Best said:
Too many townies taking up shooting as a hobby, instead of country folk doing it as a way of life.
On 13/12/2021 at 07:46, JDog said:There seems to be more Antis on this forum than ever.
Sentiments I've held for some while, together with the socialist view that only those with deep pockets dress in tweed and red coats.
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And a mobile signal !....................something rather lacking in this neck of the woods.