Is that on your head?Originally Posted by Mobyduck
I prefer the Machete Technic but failing that nice to know a traffic cone is so handy ,I always carry one just in case.
Is that on your head?I prefer the Machete Technic but failing that nice to know a traffic cone is so handy ,I always carry one just in case.
It would look very silly indeed if it were anywhere else .Is that on your head?
p.s I have also just learnt the correct spelling of technique,
Last edited by Mobyduck; 22-05-2014 at 19:18.
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Under the reforms announced today:
all tied tenants will be given the power to request a rent review if they have not had one for 5 years
For the first time, tied tenants will also have the right to review the information pub owning companies have used to decide to increase rents. This greater transparency will allow tenants to see what information their landlord has used in calculating the rent, and decide whether an increase is fair
there will be additional protection for tied tenants whose pub owning company owns 500 or more tied pubs. If they cannot agree a tied rent with their pub company, these tenants will have the right to request a ‘parallel free-of-tie rent assessment’ to show whether they are worse off than their free-of-tie counterparts. Having this information will give tenants the information they need to negotiate a better, fairer deal with their pub company
tied tenants will have the right to choose whether to be tied for gaming machines
tied tenants will be able to report breaches of the code to a new independent adjudicator who will also arbitrate on rent disputes. The adjudicator will have the power to provide redress where the code has been breached. The adjudicator will also be able to launch investigations into allegations of systemic breaches of the code and to impose sanctions – including financial penalties – if it finds the code has been breached
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