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well lads nearly 9.30 and just got out of bed -i luv saturdars lol. well the weather here on the highest point in the north east[pontop pike]is looking good for all you scots flying the east coast. full cloud cover sun trying to poke its way out light s/west but not cold ,tarmac in the street is dry so no rain overnight ,hope you all have a good race.by the way pontop pike is approx 3-4miles east of consett.

New planning rules for log cabins, shed and summerhouses! > Home > News > New planning rules for log cabins, shed and summerhouses! Friday 24 October 2008 2:14 PM New Planning permission regulations have been brought into force in the UK. This article is intended as a starting point for your research into whether or not you requuire planning permission for your log cabins, summerhouses or sheds. First of all, it is important to note that UK planning permission laws changed on 1st October 2008. This means that the following rules and regulations apply to any log cabins, summerhouses and sheds ordered after this date. It is always a good idea to contact and submit plans to your local County Council Planning Officer before building your cabin to check whether planning permission will be required. Below is a rough guideline as to the new planning permission rules: 1. The total area of garden covered must not be more than 50%. 2. The building must not be situated further than the front of your house. 3. Overall height from ground level to ridge must not exceed more than 4 metres. 4. Overall height from ground level to ridge must not exceed more than 2.5 m within a 2 m range of any boundary. A building with overall height exceeding 2.5 m in height and placed within 2 m of any boundary will require planning permission. 5. Height of the eaves must not exceed 2.5 m. 6. No verandas higher than 30cm from ground level. 7. On designated land buildings to the side of a property will require planning permission. (Designated land includes National Parks, The Broads, Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Conservation areas and World Heritage Sites.) 8. Buildings within the grounds of a listed property will require planning permission. If you would like further information and advice, please use the links below: www.chelmsford.gov.uk/media/pdf/6/p/uksi_20082362_en.pdf (Page 6 / Class E) www.planningportal.gov.uk/england/genpub/en/1115315233153.html Please note that Home and Garden Gifts Limited cannot accept liability for any dispute between customers and local County Council Planning Officials, as the responsibility for obtaining planning permission lies solely with the purchaser. However, it is possible for us to provide technical plans on request for submission to your local planning officer. Also See * Log cabins * Summerhouses Shopping Basket Your basket is empty click to view cart Click to View Shopping Basket All major cards accepted Trusted Site Site Security Reviews of homeandgardengifts.co.uk 7.4/10 66 reviews of homeandgardengifts.co.uk * [sTARS] [TIME] [TITLE] [MESSAGE] [AUTHOR] * (20-05-2011) Excellent. I bought my son two turd figurines to add to his collection.I was delighted at how low they were priced and free p&p,they arrived really quick as... Sally-anne * (16-05-2011) fantastic personal service!! having placed an order online i then rang Home and Garden Gifts Online to just clarify something. Spoke to a friendly and most helpful lady who... Mrs Sykes * (05-05-2011) Just as expected & fast delivery. I've only bought Terramundis but 4, 3 of them personalized ! Huge range & the only site I've found that has options to put more than 1... Lesley Price Watch price watch Home & Garden Gifts Online Ltd 305A Wellingborough Road, Northampton, Northants, England, NN1 4EW Web Design by Zarr Bookmark This Site | Privacy | Terms and Conditions | News | Sitemap | Advertising | Contact Us | Affiliate Programme | As seen on TV | Press

Maidstone 265 into the n/eeast

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no problem brian your lofts look great wishing you all the best in what i think is a great sport.

got two young birds ready now off willy jacobs hen and walter dox cock [both very good belgian flyers]free to you but you will have to pay the carrage.

hows the loft going are you ready yet.

at stanley co durham at 8.30 blustery w north w 60% cloud cover sun breaking through clouds high and passing very fast so expecting our south road birds to be low today. GOOD LUCK

burnopfield hs 7 members sent 172 birds to leicester 160 miles

All mine are flying now ,lost two off loft top so have been left with 44 hope training does not depleat this too much,had one hawk attack that i know of but missed.maybe the other two fell victims to the hawk.most have moulted out and are looking bonny,but i did have them landing with their beaks open and panting -treat with doxycycline now perfect most doing 1hr plus once a day when i get in from work.

yesterday the whole of the nehu was at folkston liberated at 9.15 most of the birds returning in the rain between 2 and3 pm -thats all the feds around whitton castle sedgfield consett right down the coast to whitly bay.

welcome ecky theres blokes on here from below the border as well -its a good site .

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well the weather down here in co.durham -has now stopped raining and the sun is out 50%clouds and blue sky letting the sun come through wind blustery se so your straglers should be on their way-only one stranger dropped in will post later no ets no rubber 5 year old .

Weather Sat Morning At Stanley Co Durham , suns out sky,s clearing good visability-witton and sedgfield birds should get a great start good luck to all.

get your time signal after 12 midnight on day of basketing your system is set for that day untillmidnight again now you can power off ,when you connect it will have a signal -basket as usual do the same for day of race get a signal between 12 and 7 am then power down it is ready when the birds come home and you want them read off. if you use a manual set on a unikon base you carnt cross connect and use bricon or benzing clocks with unives lead.we tried on midweek race.

hi all north of england homing union birds have nehu on them and also the year of birth but they also have eg SS----or AP---- or something simillar which is short for the area they are from eg South Shields or Annfield Plain then an id number. hope this helps you,there are some exceptions which are x rings or z rings.

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e mailed ian last night hope he got it .

SO WHENS THE CLOSING DATE NOW?

stiff race yesterday for the birds flying from south to north,and mine were no exceptions. even though the majority made it home in good time i had 2 adrift when i went to the club for read off and still 2 missing at tea time.244miles into the n/east of england in an east north east ,so at 5 i let the young birds out and at 5.30 my pied hen joined the young birds flying but wouldnt come in .when she did land she looked done in ,today sunday the last one came and looked like it had flown round the world-so full team with some T,L,C needed. after a few phone calls i found out that there are some good birds still missing ,so if you guys in the south get any NEHU birds in us guys up here will appreciate a bit TLC from you. thanks TERRY.

i copied this post as mark was good enough to inform members on another site,he is an honest man and will try his utmost for any pigeon fancier.the option of setting your time signal at0100 hrs is ok he isnt asking you to buy anything but giving you an option.

guy at a local club gave his birds a hot bath [realy hot on day of basketing ]when he took his birds to club 20% had rings missing and loads had to be clipped back together -just a thought.

post off another site- RADIO SIGNAL - going off air Notification has been received from the National Physical Laboratories of its intention to turn off the UK's radio signal for maintenance. The radio signal will be shut down between 07.00 & 22.00 hrs each day from Tuesday 3rd May to Friday 13th May. This news and its late notification will obviously cause a degree of disruption for those clubs using a radio-clock as its time signal source. The Bricon system must take its time signal from an automated time signal provided by either a radio-clock or a GPS receiver. Manual setting of the time on a master has recently been banned globally by the F.C.I. (UK unions are members of the F.C.I.) The manual setting of the time signal is banned in Holland, Belgium and Germany for security reasons. ADVICE FOR CLUBS USING A RADIO-CLOCK DURING THIS PERIOD A radio-signal time synchronisation of the Master should be carried out between 00.01 and 06.59 hrs on each day that it is required for use. The Bricon Club-Master only requires one time synchronisation to be carried out in each day (midnight to midnight). Once the time synchronisation has been carried out during this morning period, then it will be good for the rest of the day. Each club with a radio-clock should ensure that it has access to the system to carry out the necessary synchronisation during this period. NB: A radio-clock may possibly retain a valid signal (indicated by the black mast) throughout the day, but this cannot be guaranteed. CLUBS USING A GPS RECEIVER ..... the blue mouse Clubs using a GPS receiver to obtain its time signal from Satellite are not affected during this period, and need not change its routine. MARKING ON OTHER BRANDS The radio signal shut down will affect the other system brands that each use the radio-clock. Where a master system permits manual setting of its time signal, there are no guarantees that the Speedy clock can use it for basketing. It is therefore advised that where a Bricon Club-Master is available then it should be synchonised and used. Indeed where a Bricon Club-Master has been successfully synchronised, it should be used for the basketing of all ETS clock brands. GPS RECEIVERS Radio-clocks were supplied as part of the Bricon Club-Master system throughout 2007 and 2008. Since then new systems supplied include a GPS receiver instead, though under normal circumstances each will perform equally well. GPS receivers are available for purchase for £75 plu