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On 04/07/2020 at 09:09, melthebell said:

Yeah but the shop now is iconic

Iconic is great but is it profitable?

There are still loads of them and it means exactly what TWhits says.

https://goo.gl/maps/p318i1cTAJo

Tesco Infirmary Road.

You can see the lights here - https://ibb.co/bF4YJv the cable runs along the wall behind them. It's two of these lights that need re-siting on other pillars further round the wall.

Perfect. Thanks for replies and the link.

We have a number of lights in the garden, all powered by a continuous ring of armoured cable. A couple of these lights now need to be moved so my question is, can an electrician make, if you will, new t-junctions coming out of the cable to place the lights in their new positions? Thanks.

The point of my link was that you should simply Google the error code you have received. There are over 200,000 results from yours so someone, somewhere on there will already have answered your problem, generally on the first couple of pages. If you are simply looking at the top result, then yes, it probably will cost, as Google features ads at the top of its results.

Try This

http://bfy.tw/A0VG

We've lived in Chapeltown since 2004 on the Blackburn Estate - it's really quiet and friendly. Can't tell you about the schools as we don't have kids. I believe the Wagon pud right in the centre can get a bit lively but we don't go out drinking here so have no personal experience. You can see greenery all around the edge of Chap and it feels quite like a small market town, but only a short drive from the amenities of the city. I'd say go for it.

We got our cats back in less than a week (round trip to somewhere in Lancashire, organized by the vets).

I've had bits from ukwaterfeatures.com. Info@ukwaterfeatures.com

This is a good resource in the meantime:

http://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/sidebyside.cfm#zoom=12&lat=53.3654&lon=-1.4520&layers=6&right=BingHyb

Is your Google not working?

https://www.facebook.com/ClimaxSheff/

Cats need Taurine in their diet and just eating minced fish would be detrimental to their health.

 

They need red meat in their diet. Heart is a great source of taurine to chop up and add to your cats diet.

You're absolutely right. The raw food they currently enjoy is 49% heart

Hi

 

No we don't stock any commercial - we work with defra approved companies and farms from Dorset , Somerset and all of our 100% raw fish minces are from Grimsby which we have exclusive rights for.

 

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We have a lot of customers who buy our 100% fish mince (salmon, herring, mackerel and white fish) for their cats, as well as the chicken mince we do and Ox complete - we also have 100% fish treats which are suitable for cats

Thanks, may look in then.

We feed our cats partially raw. Currently ordering Natural Instinct via their website. If you stocked raw cat food I would shop with you.

I joined Feb 2004. Still read more than I post.

Horrible area, don't do it.

Carvery. Don't. End Of.

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City Lofts Tower

St Paul's Pl

Sheffield

S1 2PT

 

0114 276 9900

 

 

 

 

If you want to use the Google is your friend line, at least use the let me google that for you link.

No, that's virtually doing the job for them.

Cosmo in Sheffield?

 

Where?

 

I've been to the one in Doncaster, A bit of info would have been nice.

There's this thing called Google....

#5 They're for goodness sake. Their on the march is the on the march belonging to them.

Yes you need to go into language settings of the computer and change it from american english to uk english. The @ and ' are in different places on their keyboards.

You have a 4 yr old cat and you don't know about what inoculations he should have? Shame on you, you shouldn't be a cat owner. You're leaving him open to catching all sorts of diseases.