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03 January 2012, 12:55 PM
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Ouch!
See fifth photo here.
The Vauxhall corsa in the photo is clearly parked on double yellows, will the insurance company pay out? (Buildings insurance presumably.)
The Vauxhall corsa in the photo is clearly parked on double yellows, will the insurance company pay out? (Buildings insurance presumably.)
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03 January 2012, 01:04 PM
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At home today and have had some serious downpour and crazy winds
Lost about 5 fence panels so far and the nice planters that I placed at the front door with two mini xmas trees have both gone over.
The upside is that I was thinking of taking down the xmas lights. At this rate they will be down without my help
Lost about 5 fence panels so far and the nice planters that I placed at the front door with two mini xmas trees have both gone over.
The upside is that I was thinking of taking down the xmas lights. At this rate they will be down without my help
03 January 2012, 01:18 PM
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At home today and have had some serious downpour and crazy winds
Lost about 5 fence panels so far and the nice planters that I placed at the front door with two mini xmas trees have both gone over.
The upside is that I was thinking of taking down the xmas lights. At this rate they will be down without my help
Lost about 5 fence panels so far and the nice planters that I placed at the front door with two mini xmas trees have both gone over.
The upside is that I was thinking of taking down the xmas lights. At this rate they will be down without my help
Bloody windy in the south east. Thought our office windows were going to implode at one point!
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03 January 2012, 03:08 PM
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Of course the buildings insurance will pay out.
Why would they not? I think they should consider it lucky if no one was hurt that its just a few grands worth of car, not a bunch of school kids or something.
Why would they not? I think they should consider it lucky if no one was hurt that its just a few grands worth of car, not a bunch of school kids or something.
03 January 2012, 11:51 PM
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Thats in Bo-ness just up the road from my work. The only thing they would be loading is pies into the car as thats a bakers they are parked out side
On the BBC website where that picture was featured there was also one of a house on the banks of a scottish Loch / River ( cant mind which ) which was on grand deisigns but now minus half its roof due to the winds.
On the BBC website where that picture was featured there was also one of a house on the banks of a scottish Loch / River ( cant mind which ) which was on grand deisigns but now minus half its roof due to the winds.
04 January 2012, 01:35 PM
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That's the one Trout!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-16392381
If you flick through the pictures on the above link you will see it.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-16392381
If you flick through the pictures on the above link you will see it.
04 January 2012, 01:55 PM
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I bet the insurance co's will be a right ar$e about it. Batting to and thro between buildings and motor insurance 
Then top it off by invalidating it all due to non standard alloys 
Then top it off by invalidating it all due to non standard alloys
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