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Can anyone recommend a taxi firm that is local and reliable please ?

We have not received ours. We are in Kettle Lane.

If anyone has lost a very special invitation card I've handed it in to Judy's paper shop.

Elaine try PRG engineering at Lightwood Green, they do welding work.

Hopefully subscription envelopes and leaflet should now have been delivered through your door.
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anyone know of a welder who can fix a wrought a gate

No thank you Suzie, it is kind of you to offer, but I am a vegetarian.

Colin – Spam?

Me, too Colin. Cash in hand all ready. Perhaps there's a glitch in the works somewhere?

Colin, I've had the same issues over the last couple of months. I think there may be an issue with AOL on the response submission.

Thanks Terry
I will give Anthony a ring
Cheers
Simon

I was puzzled by the white head patches on the cormorant too so I investigated.
According to the RSPB
"Adult Cormorants develop these white 'filoplumes' on the head prior to breeding – they disappear gradually as the breeding season progresses."
The photo accompanying this statement looked very like the Audlem bird posted on Monday.

I'll tell you what is annoying, I have sent 5 messages over the last couple of weeks for items for sale in the buy/sell section and I haven't received one reply, despite 2 of the items still being listed, just plain rude.

Odd looking cormorant. Lots of white when native birds are usually predominantly black. The views of the experts would be useful. I suspect it is an escape from a collection
Chris

Could anyone recommend someone to treat my oak conservatory? Many thanks. Debbie

What about being called GUYS when entering restaurants, pubs, cafe's etc with your family.

Equally, if not more, irritating is the increasing practice of not putting menus outside the establishment, forcing people to dig out their phones and search for it. Or walking on to the next restaurant.

In saying the following I don't wish to offend those who do it, but why do I find it so incredibly irritating to see menu prices in 'posh' pubs, and occasionally elsewhere, written with the '£' sign missing? – 17.5 rather than £17.50. etc. I know there are plenty of other, more important, things to worry about in this world, but I do find it extermely irritating. I know my grand children would just say, "Get a life grandad". I wondered if I was alone in this? I'm baffled as to why it is done. g d

Just to clarify; when I say 'piece of paper' regarding Yew Tree House it's actually a letter from there to my Dad rather than just a piece of paper. Although, technically it IS a piece of paper but with all words and everything on it. ;-)

Wondering if anyone else has had a parking fine? from the 8th June me and friends have been issued a fine. The cars details were put into the computer at the pub.

Can anyone recommend a skip hire company please that's reasonable

If it's the Yew Tree House I think it is, as opposed to the one a bit further up on the Woore Road; I have a piece of paper (well...I've got loads of pieces of paper to be honest...old shopping lists, Post It Notes to remind me not to forget something I would have forgot if I couldn't remember in the first place, bit's of Newspaper cuttings (did you know the Beatles have split up!!!) old paper clips which I bought only to find out they're actually made of metal etc etc) where was I? Oh yes; I have a piece of paper relating to Yew Tree House from the 1960's if you'd like to see it or copy it. ;-)

Anthony Jess 07913533859
Does a lot around the village, highly recommended

Hi Ben would it be possible to send your photo to AOL so it may be identified more accurately ? Maybe the names of your relatives could help too ? As Jackie has told you at one point no 31 Stafford St. was the house of the local Methodist minister (I remember the Rev. & Mrs Little living there, in the 1960s). However, there is / was a 'Yew Tree' cottage/house much further up the same road – past the Bath Lane corner.

It's next to St James close