Happy cow is not very forthcoming for this area. We are going to a show at the Empress Museum tomorrow and I'd like to make it a day and find somewhere exciting to eat before the show.
Happy cow is not very forthcoming for this area. We are going to a show at the Empress Museum tomorrow and I'd like to make it a day and find somewhere exciting to eat before the show.
I'm a FTB and I verbally put in an offer with the estate agent (Castles) today. They now booked me in for a financial verification phone call for next week. In the preparation email they sent ahead, they are asking me for payslips. The email came from SPK Mortgages, a mortgage broker, presumably their own, in house one. I have my own, independent MB. Are they being sneaky and trying to insert their own MB and get a clear view of my finances? Or am I being paranoid???
What the title says. Another agent told me he got instructed for a place I already saw with another agent. Now I'm wondering if there is a way this could be to my benefit?
Those of you who grow edible things, anywhere, kitchen garden or allotment, what berries do you grow?
I have an allotment where raspberries are threatening to take over the plot (I'm not complaining). There are brambles and a few gooseberry bushes on the abandoned plot* next to me. And I discovered a few red- and blackcurrants too. I'm now thinking of adding a whitecurrant and a josta berry bush. Is josta worth growing?
What's out there in the berry bush world that is thornless, undemanding and delicious?
*The plot is permantly abandoned, on the edge and mostly taken over by trees and brambles. If I fight the brambles enough (and I have to for the sake of my plot!), I can add a row of different and exciting things. No one will mind.