Annoyances and Irritations News & Updates
The recent erratic weather conditions and in particular, the record breaking rainfall, have played havoc on many gardens, can they be rescued, and what can we do to protect our green space and planting in future years?
Croydon Council Cabinet is preparing to discuss plans to fine residents who fail to recycle their household waste in an effort to save in the region of £200,000 of taxpayers’ money.
- 26th March 2012
Considering the notoriety of the British weather (emphasis on rain) it's frustrating that yet again we find ourselves victims of another hosepipe ban before spring has barely sprung. So what can we do to preserve the precious wet stuff?
- 23rd February 2012
Complaints from businesses have been flooding into Croydon Council's trading standards office as Internet fraudsters try to cheat local businesses out of their hard earned cash. Be alert, be aware and be safe from Internet fraud.
It’s that time of year when we seem to go from one sniffle to another, with friends and family generously sharing their germs. Before you head to the chemist, check the contents of your kitchen cupboards and try some natural remedies
Colleagues and management are gathered for the annual Christmas party, hugely increasing the potential for committing career-crushing indiscretions! And it’s not just over the festive season you could find yourself on the wrong side of the Job Centre door!
It's going to happen, we can't do anything to stop it - but when the severe winter weather hits, a few prudent checks and simple steps taken now can help to avoid the disaster of being stranded or broken down in nightmare conditions.
- 8th October 2010
Suppose that every day, ten men go out for beer and the bill for all ten comes to £100...
- 11th March 2010
Will you end up being stitched up?
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Most jobs are simply beaten back into shape and filled with body filler broken headlamps and bumpers are plastic welded back together and the absolute minimum is done.