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Thanks for help but I guess I was trying to avoid having to book a hotel every single week, and maybe some weeks a room wouldn't be available. I think maybe a B&B or someone with a spare room who would be happy to let it out would be ideal.

I am looking for a room to rent or B&B for 1 night every week (wed), as close to city centre as possible for 47yr old professional male working at University. Can anyone help?

salts- I have just come across your thread and have spent the last 30mins reading through it with various emotions, from anger to joy and finally to utter devastation upon reading your last comment. I know I don't even know you but just felt I had to offer you my condolences at this sad time. Take care. xxx

Have you asked the current owner of the house you are interested in, they may know when it was built on and if there was any planning permission involved. We had an extension added to our previous address and had to notify neighbours in case they had any objections. At the end of the day, if they got permission you would have to live with it and if they did not, you could end up getting involved in a lengthy planning problem and then have to live next door to them, if it was me I would walk away.

I can't stand Frankie, he is rubbish and I hate those skinny jeans he always wears and his ridiculous hair,

Just googled it, not seen it on telly yet, that is wicked:hihi: http://www.ageuk.org.uk/tvad/index.htm

We have just sold ours in April with Saxton, and had no problems at all. Also the year before we had ours advertised with Saxton but the owner of the house we were buying pulled out at last minute and we decided to remove ours from market, Saxton never asked for a penny from us, we had already paid for advertising up front but they never asked for anything else.

What is with all the negativity? Are you going to post the same thing to every other forum member who asks for suggestions, is this not one of the points of a forum. If you don't have any suggestions for me then why do you feel the need to butt in and make negative comments, are you that bored?

This one is excellent, looks lovely, in an area I know well, not too far from town, this is exactly what I was looking for. Many thanks

Thank you very much to everyone for all your suggestions, I will check them out.

Ow for goodness sake, I rejected your suggestion as it was too far away from town, as I have already explained. Yes our family have a car but I don't drive. Anyway can we please just put this to rest now, thank you.

What others, any guests we have had in past have stayed with us. By the way if I was a stranger to Sheffield asking for acommodation I would be put off by your negative attitude.

I didn't state in my request that I wanted it near to Heeley because I actually asked for it to be close to town centre, which (in my opinion) Rivelin Glen is NOT. So once again thank you for your suggestion but it is not what I was looking for.

But if I already lived there why would I have been looking for a B&B, it is only now that I have moved that I need one.

I am not a stranger, I have lived in Sheffield for the past 18yrs and have only just moved away 2 months ago, and no I am not in Boston.

Strangler?

Thanks for that

Thanks for that but it is too far from town centre. We lived in Heeley up until 2 months ago and I want to be able to go back and visit friends and neighbours who lived by us, and to pop to the shops:love:

I will be coming to Sheffield next month with my family and need a couple of night accommodation, there will be 2 adults and 2 kids 7 and 14yrs. We will have car so will need parking. I would like it reasonably close to town if possible. I have checked out the usual hotels etc, but just wondered if anyone new something a little bit more homely:)

I was complete opposite to you, 1st was natural and 2nd emergency section, I recovered much better after section, at least I was able to sit down after birth unlike natural birth when I couldn't sit down comfortably for over 2 weeks!!!!!

I had a caesarean at Jessops in 2003

Classic mistake,lol. Very first thing our removers told us "don't pack your kettle", lol

We moved 5 weeks ago from Sheffield to Scotland. We used Pickfords and had their full packing service, we did have to pay the full amount up front but only a few days before move. Everything went well on day, and we ended up with only a couple of minor damages which they are paying for.

Rang number suggested by "matssundin13", for the first time in 2 weeks I didn't get message saying I would be charged for this call, so fingers crossed it has worked, thanks for that. I just wish I had know about this number earlier the amount of 0800 calls I have had to make from my mobile this week!! Gas engineer coming back out on wednesday morning to look at timer switch.

We have recently moved house and have had British gas out to do check on boiler and heating, everything was fine apart from the controls for the heating, these are located on the bottom of the boiler (combi)and are a bit fiddly, you have to push in silly plastic bits to set times. I asked the gas man if he could fit a separate control switch like I had in my old house. He has fitted an EMT2 timer switch but for some reason the dial does not move round in line with current time so although I have got times set the dial does not turn round, therefor the only way for me to get heating on and off is to turn the dial manually!!! Anyone got any ideas what's wrong? I have had a bill in for £100 for the supply and fit of the timer but am not going to pay for it until I know what's wrong with it. I would phone British Gas myself and ask but we have not got our landline connected yet and my last call to them from my mobile cost me a fortune as they keep you waiting for ages. I would be grateful for any help thanks.