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Sorry I don't know it was quite a while ago now. I think it was a 2.0l diesel. They share engines do they?

I don't know. Maybe they are built in different factories. My opinion is based mostly on anecdotal evidence over the years, and I just get the impression the Passat tends not to be so reliable. My brother-in-law had a diesel one which blew up on holiday in France (injectors I think). Also, the...

I would get an Octavia as it will be cheaper to maintain than an A4, and is a nice car offering good value. In general I regard Passats as having poorer reliability.

Brands I would say are decent for PCs are Dell and Asus. Otherwise maybe another Apple Mac.

If you don't have many cordless power tools already, it's worth considering what other cordless products the manufacturer offers, as you are picking your cordless "ecosystem" for which batteries can be shared.

Skoda Octavia Skoda Superb - A big and roomy car, well-regarded by owners

My knowledge is based on a quick read of that article ... If you don't have a sound issue, then personally I would be wanting the best in thermal performance. I expect there is a thermal performance rating assigned to all insulation products, and I would imagine that some will be higher than a...

On: https://www.rockwool.com/uk/advice-and-inspiration/case-studies/south-quays/ It says "The new range is able to meet and exceed Part L (thermal), Part E (sound), and Part B (fire) of the Building Regulations, when installed in accordance with the ROCKWOOL guidelines." Exceeding Part L...

Thanks I decided not to send it over e-mail.

Brands to consider are Bosch, Greenworks, Gtech and Makita. See also https://www.youtube.com/@EasyLawnMowing/videos

Marks & Spencer or La Redoute.

It must be something to do with the oil and frying temperatures they use.

Well if it's not spam there seem to be a lot of timewasters that will make an initial post and then never reply.

Rick Stein did a Long Weekends programme for Reykyavik, might be worth a watch.

It's some kind of spam because it's not the first kind of post you would make on a computer forum and way too detailed. Hence no reply.

I think no, because it's not going to be end-to-end encrypted, making you vulnerable to identity theft. I would be sending from Outlook online, but even though that might be encrypted(?), the recipient e-mail may not be. So, I think it's not good practice to e-mail a copy of your passport...

Pics would help the assessment. I would agree that one of the main issues is extra weight from water adsorption by the moss and greater potential for water damage when freezing. If it's not that mossy, then it's largely a cosmetic issue.

I take it you've tried rescanning for channels on your TV? If you're getting some channels, it suggests the cable is intact, and seems more likely to be an aerial positioning/pointing issue to me.

Seems like overkill. Why not buy a portable light instead? Then you can see yr way down the garden at night. https://www.screwfix.com/p/makita-dml806-14-4-18v-li-ion-lxt-cordless-torch-bare/363rf

In which case I would say just ride a cheap bike rather than have the stress of a potential bike jacking.