Meh. It was always an arse ache getting a seat when I commuted by train. They were often late or cancelled too.And people should consider that when driving you can only really listen to books/music/the radio/make calls... on a train you can do work, watch stuff, etc (depending on space).
Some pipework, expansion vessel and filter ready for new boiler:
Some radiators to connect to above pipes
But you didn't take into consideration the value of the car, the maintenance, MOT, insurance, consumables. On average it's a couple of grand a year - okay so still less, but it's becoming less of a gap.
TBH as long as you're paying less than a month's salary for a year's worth of a travel I think that works out to be good value.
}] offered me £75 for it, last year \o/) so the only value it has is to me, and if it saves me a couple of grand on the cost of a train ticket then I'm happy 
Yup.
- £400 for insurance
- £200 for Service
- £40 for MOT
- £180 for VED
- £200 for consumables
Adds up to around a grand...
The car cost me £2k three and a half years ago, isn't really worth anything any more (webuyanycar.com [other crappy car purchasing companies are available {Angus Higgins
Long may it continue to bring you cheap commuting!Great service again from ocuk
Well the stick from ocuk and the throttle from ebay seller.
£110 in total for a cheap setup.
Because of the loop size my plumber reckoned it would be better/need one. I'm going to have two underfloor loops and radiators so there'll be a fair amount of pipework/water.
Well you have now
I've no idea at the moment, once it's all connected up I'll try and let you know.
what's the room height got to do with it? you know heats rises?
