FREE electric, no gas, insurance, boiler worries and free CH

Nov 16, 2016 11 Replies

As I now have a free electric supply due to BG's c*ck up.



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I am getting full electric CH, scrapping the CH insurance and removing the old boiler. £85 pm saved.



Won't get an electric car though.



e old boiler. £85 pm saved.

But you have to live in Hull. Not even free bills makes that worthwhile.

Philip

e old boiler. £85 pm saved.

Dream on.

the old boiler. £85 pm saved.

Check the postcode on Streetview.

I'll be working in Hull soon.

Now Hull is close enough to the office that they will not pay for digs.

So now do I drive home every day or stop in Filey and carry on seeing that bit on the side [1] I met in Filey last August?

[1] Assuming she wants to see me again.

I suppose I could do alternate days with her and the gf.

Before tonight, you could have stayed at my QTH FOC, but my youngest daught er has just broken up with her b/f and she has bagged the spare room.

Once City of Culture starts on 1JAN17, you will be knackered, so I'd move t o digs in Barton and pay the £1-40 bridge toll.

You don't do double shifts then.

ng the old boiler. £85 pm saved.

At the back is a full size G5RV and one of these beasts tuned to 27.5 MHz, not yet erected due to the radials not being fitted so far.

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Not a problem. I can sleep on top of her.

ughter has just broken up with her b/f and she has bagged the spare room.

ve to digs in Barton and pay the £1-40 bridge toll.

Sorry - it is £1.35.

Do I have to have a HumberTAG account?

No, payment of the toll by cash, but not credit/debit card, will continue t o be accepted at the staffed toll booths. However, you will not receive the 10% discount available to HumberTAG users or benefit from using the Open R oad Toll lanes without stopping.

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