Bare TW&E running along a wall looks like a bodge to me no matter where it is, even if it does conform to regs.
TW&E is not the only type of cable. If you'd actually read all of Andy's post. Stick to lying about gas savings with condensing boilers. Not so easy to prove one way or the other.
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In the days when earths weren't mandatory but TW&E was around, you'd often fine it connected at one end, but not the other...
A lot of the contractor saws we get get here come from Maoshan in TW. Renamed in any number of flavours. Cheers
On Sat, 23 Jul 2005 17:22:26 +0100,it is alleged that "TW" spake thusly in uk.d-i-y: Black=Phase White=Neutral Green=Ground (Earth) The cord is usually rated for 300v RMS, so you should be good to go. HTH
In many compost bins, and about a couple of inches below the surface you will often find a layer of hundreds of worm. This is compost and not a wormery/
If that's the only place, it could be caused by rain splashing onto the wall from the top of the wheelie bins, and then drying out, carrying salts with it.
Will your council give you extra recycling bins free if you ask? Even better would be a dedicated brown bin if your council has a separate collection of compostables. Owain
A couple of blackbird families seems to have found them, judging by the fact they've been digging up the ground all around the wheelie bins for the last few hours.