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Commenting on and giving helpful suggestions to manage or improve finances. Understanding how emotions and beliefs can influence your behaviour aound money.

Embrace Cooperation Ltd Executive Director, Dirk Bischof, is getting on his Bike to raise money for the West Norwood based not for profit company he works for. His journey will begin on 3rd May 2009 and it will take him until 15th June to complete his amazing journey through the Far East. To find out more about this amazing challenge or sponsor Dirk please phone Embrace Cooperation Ltd on 0208 670 1221, check out Dirk’s blog website or email dirk.b@myembrace.org.

Spring Fundraising Sale Sunday 17th April 2011. Forecourt of 4B Avenue Road SE254EA 10.00am - 2.00pm.
Books,Jigsaws,Dvds,CDs,Toys,Records,PC Games, brand new clothes, household goods and much more at prices everyone can afford.
Win a fabulous prize at the tombola.
For more information email birdhaven@rocketmail.com or phone 02086533248.

I see Johny Pallat The singer of the Bangkok Beaver Patrol from Leicester was looking for our own Emerdale Actress Adele silva in another forum and it seems he must have found her because I can reveal to everyone that I seen them out Together in a rather close embrace.I am suprised that the press did not get a hold of this story as i have recentley found out about this Johny Pallatt who is the singer of the Bangkok beaver patrol From Leicester as he is now currently Dating Coronations street and waterloo Road Actress Tina O'Brien.It turns out that he is a bit of a Caleb Playboy who has not been revealed to the public by the press as yet. "How Does He Get Away With It" He has also dated. Anna friel, Tiffany, Bonny Langford,Nicola stapleton. No doubt there are more ? Look out for this guy in the press soon i think he will be busted however i have to say he is a great performer himself as i sneaked a look at one of his shows.. Celeb Catcher

Hi name is James Meyer, 19 years old university student at UCL, I'm looking for work in child care for parents over the holidays. I.e babysitting or au pair type work. I've experience as a kitchen porter as well as some babysitting work, if you are interest please contact me at bopadop@gmail.com

Dulwich Plumbing and Heating are a relatively new company setting up in East Dulwich
we believe no job is too big or too small, jobs should always be finished to a high standard.
To achieve this our workers are both friendly and professional.

We are based at:
8 Ashbourne Grove
East Dulwich
SE22 8RL

For any further Inquiries please call: (Daniel) 07879 220447
A list of our services below:
Leaks
General repairs
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Tap repairs & installs
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Waste disposals
Immersion heaters
Pumps
Radiators & valves
Thermostat problems
Hot water problems
Pipework replacement
Gutter and downpipes
Plumbing installs
Showers
Bidets
Water heater repairs and installs
Hot cylinder installs
Unvented water cylinders
Water tank installs
Kitchen refurbishment
Wet room refurbishment
Bathroom refurbishment

Cheers,
Daniel

A blog specifically created to host the voice and thoughts of the community of Thornton Heath, South London, England.

Allways property services offer a personalised quality service. All our staff are fully trained and insured. Call us or visit our web site.
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Observations and questions from Nic Price.

Dedicated wedding planners based in London.

Organising weddings, honeymoons, renewals of vows, anniversaries and proposals in St Lucia.

Allow us to help organise your dream event or holiday on the stunning Caribbean island of St Lucia.

Embrace Cooperation Ltd (www.myembrace.org) Heritage Lottery Fund grant funded community project promoting Streatham Common. The project highlights the history, environmental importance & recreational significance of the Common as a natural heritage site. The Project started in January 2008, running for a year and a half, the project aims include to creating long-term participation of the local communities in the conservation of Streatham Common.

As a landlord, you are basically using your rental property for generating extra income, and you need to safeguard it. Successful property investment is essentially all about transferring or offsetting your risks to another party. In order to this, you will need insurance policies that are specifically designed for rental properties. A common mistake many landlords make is assuming that standard domestic insurance covers are sufficient. However, the truth is, many risks associated with rental properties are simply not covered. A landlord’s insurance policy on the other hand will provide comprehensive cover for your rental property right from buildings and contents coverage to property owner’s liability coverage. However, when purchasing a landlord’s insurance policy, you should make sure that all aspects of your rental property are appropriately covered. Here in this article we will take a look at what all should be included in your landlord’s insurance policy.

Rental Property Landlord’s Insurance: What to Look For?
Here is what a typical landlord’s insurance policy for your rental property should include -

 Building Insurance - This is certainly the most important cover - you never know what might go wrong with the rental property and repair charges can be sky high. Under this coverage, the building is insured against risks like fire and floods for the repair or rebuilding costs. Additionally, in some cases subsidence or terrorism can also be purchased from most insurers as an optional extra.

 Content Insurance - This is particularly important if you are letting your rental property furnished or semi furnished. It will provide coverage for your furniture, fixtures and fittings.

 Accidental Damage Cover - This will provide coverage for costs of any repair or replacement of items due to accidental damages caused by the tenant.

 Coverage Between Tenants - Most landlords will face periods when their rental property is unoccupied after a tenant has vacated the property and before a new one moves in. This can be quite a risky time as your property is empty and an easy target for vandals and squatters. Landlord’s insurance for unoccupied rental properties can provide appropriate coverage in such cases.

 Landlord’s Liability Coverage - If a tenant or any other person injures themselves because of something dangerous on your property, they could make claims of damage against you. Landlord’s liability coverage will pay for such damages along with the legal costs.

 Loss of Rent - This will provide coverage for the loss of rent or the costs of alternative accommodation should the rental property become uninhabitable such as in case of fire or flooding, while repairs are being carried out.

Make sure you look for these covers when purchasing a landlord’s insurance policy. For more information on landlord’s insurance policies or for an online quote, visit our landlords’ insurance page at http://www.rentaltrader.co.uk/product/view/landlord_insurance/9 or call Endsleigh on 0800 783 2526 and mention Rental Trader.

As a landlord the first thing you need to do when letting your rental property is getting a tenancy agreement. Your tenancy agreement will clearly define the responsibilities and legal obligations of the tenant and the landlord (you), term of tenancy, rent amount and various others details about the tenancy through different clauses. All these clauses are important and need to be carefully checked before you get the tenancy agreement drafted. One of the most important clauses that you, as a landlord, need to give careful thought to, are clauses related to ending the tenancy. Here in this article we are going to take a look at what things a landlord should know about ending clauses in a rental property tenancy agreement.

Rental Property: Ending Clauses in Tenancy Agreement
When it comes to ending clauses in rental property tenancy agreements, you as a landlord need to keep in mind that, statutory provisions for terminating a tenancy will override any other private agreement between you and your tenant. For instance any clause, which says that the tenant should provide a notice (one month, two months etc.) when he wants to vacate the rental property at the fixed term’s end, will be void, as tenants have the right to leave the property, by law, once the fixed term has ended without providing any notice.

In the event that the tenant continues to reside in the rental property, after the end of the fixed term, the tenancy will become a periodic tenancy. Any clause in the tenancy agreement that requires your tenant to provide a notice period that is longer than what is required by general law (such as 1 month for monthly tenancies, 28 days for weekly tenancies etc.) will also be rendered void.

Another clause that you need to give careful thought to is the forfeiture clause. The forfeiture clause deals with re-entry into the rental property, in the event that the tenant defaults on rent payments for 14, 12 or more days. In the past, this clause allowed landlords to physically re-enter the rental property and turn out the tenants, while also confiscating their stuff to pay for the unpaid rent amount. However, things have changed - re-entry can now be done only by getting a court order for possession. Also, forfeiture is now forbidden by the Housing Act 1988. However, the forfeiture clause has still been left in as it is still important in some cases. This clause can allow landlords to bring a claim as per the ‘grounds’ in the Housing Act 1988 during the period of the fixed term. These days all forfeiture clauses refer to the Housing Act grounds for possession. However, the Office of Fair Trading has made it clear that the forfeiture clause should not be misleading. The OFT also says that the clause must clearly state that tenants can be evicted only after the landlord obtains an order for possession from the court and that tenants retain their rights as per the Protection from Eviction Act 1977.

For more information or for purchasing a tenancy agreement, visit Rental Trader today.

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