This time

The fairly low tech solution would be to pump water up hill during daylight hours and use it to produce hydroelectric power at night or at times of high demand.

Does anyone know anything about this company? https://www.powerroll.solar/ They claim to have produced a 0.1mm solar film that could power the country if it was applied to all south facing commercial roofs. It needs to be on flat roofs at the moment but they're working on something that can be applied to roof tiles. The only reason we don't have solar panels is our roof is 90 years old - installation is likely to damage it and it probably doesn't have many years left in it. We're hoping for a reasonably priced Tesla roof type solution by the time it needs replacing.

And the very first thing he did set women's rights beck decades.

We recently bought in a Sussex coastal town, we rented in London.

One that doesn't massively inconvenience other people!

Yeah, they need to bit the bullet and let the economy rebalance. Some industries just aren't viable anymore. We can't go back to 2019 no matter how much we might want to.

Meh. There's houses on my road SSTC on Rightmove for nearly 20% more than the price we agreed in September

I'm sure we talked about this on here about a decade back and there were examples of tenants being stung for thousands.

39 year olds are geriatric millennials.

You say that, but Tesco bottled water is absolutely foul. I've never tried co-op water but it could also be minging.

Well even the pig of a house that's been on for over a year is sold now (weird layout, access issues, probably tenanted as no onward chain). Something else has come on though so we're not quite at zero stock in my area yet.

Yeah, I've had banks do the same and they get really shirty when you ask them for a bit of proof that they are who they say they are.

Supply is down about 50% in my town since we were looking last summer. There were more than ten houses for sale in my immediate area then, there's currently just one that's been on for over a year.

Carrie.

We recently bought for £250k and a house on our road rents for £1,000 a month. You're forgetting in your calculations that not having to deal with leggings agents is priceless.