More Kids on the way for someBoard Games, Candles and some wine
I'm sure the govt have contingency plans every year just in case.It's just come on the radio about how the government are saying they are putting in place contingency plans for blackouts in the winter.
So this means there will be blackouts this winter.
2 are enough LOLMore Kids on the way for some
Our house isn’t damaged it’s just cold. People are forgetting central heating is a relatively modern thing, many houses used to rely on a coal fire in the living room and that’s it.The issue with having no heating in winter, is not so much having to put extra blankets on the bed and wear more sensible clothes, it's that it will damage buildings eventually, the damp.
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Nobody will be able to afford kids, especially now when you're not allowed to send them out to work.More Kids on the way for some
https://www.mychimney.com/uncategorized/children-as-chimney-sweeps/Nobody will be able to afford kids, especially now when you're not allowed to send them out to work.
Not enough chimneys anymore to keep them in work
Feels like as a world we're going back decades, to a time when people just worked for a roof over their head and food.
Going to be a real shock for a generation that has known nothng but the way things have been their whole lives.
removal of vat on standing charge yes - that's not optional, but on consumption/units, less so - that was ofgen's thinking;Green levies and VAT could shave about £500 off a bill then come January. Not quite insignificant any more. VAT in particular is scandalous IMO. Should never be on energy bills.
I was a 69 strike action babyMore Kids on the way for some
Saw on Facebook that the blackouts will only apply to deprived areas / Scotland so it won't affect those of us that WFH.If there is seriously risk of blackouts wouldn't be able to work from home. Where's that solar?
Because they are not running the country. Not that anyone seems to be currently.---
why aren'r rishi or truss participating in todays meetings.
I hope you didnt take my comment too seriously?What a genius….. oh wait electric is more expensive than gas.
If there is seriously risk of blackouts wouldn't be able to work from home. Where's that solar?
I'm quite glad we didn't go through with our plan of getting rid of the gas cooker. At least we could cook and boil water. Lights we can deal with, plenty of lamps and torches.I got a generator from Aldi, £150, only puts out 600-700w but it's enough to run all the homeworking equipment but the Mrs and myself, including screens, internet router modem etc as it's all relatively low draw.
Then will run a htpc/TV and some lights in the evening.
I got a gas BBQ, camping stove etc to cook on.
We have a hot water tank and solar (which frustratingly doesn't work during a power cut unless you have a really fancy system) but can store hot water. Combi boilers will not work during a blackout.
20ltr metal Jerry can full.
Safe full of guns lol.