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  1. @PKYo
    That reminds me, I should be writing to various MPs about cottages like those sold off by the #Bridgewater #Canal #Company at #PrestonBrook.

    The terrace, built in the late 1700s, was sold off one house at a time in the 1950s. They all had brick built privies clustered together in a #communal #yard. Because the remaining #tenants all needed access to the yard the canal company retained ownership and provided an annual licence to each purchaser permitting access to the communal area.

    There's no #lease. No #contract on #fees to be charged. The canal company can, it seems, charge what they like both to issue a #licence to a new #buyer of a #cottage and any #annual renewal #fee.

    We ought to be able to add some appropriate clauses onto any upcoming #legislation that gives owners of #leasehold #property the #righttobuy such communal ground.

    The attached map from 1894 shows the terrace, their privies and how some don't even have space to hang out washing to dry. @ukwaterways

  2. @PKYo
    That reminds me, I should be writing to various MPs about cottages like those sold off by the #Bridgewater #Canal #Company at #PrestonBrook.

    The terrace, built in the late 1700s, was sold off one house at a time in the 1950s. They all had brick built privies clustered together in a #communal #yard. Because the remaining #tenants all needed access to the yard the canal company retained ownership and provided an annual licence to each purchaser permitting access to the communal area.

    There's no #lease. No #contract on #fees to be charged. The canal company can, it seems, charge what they like both to issue a #licence to a new #buyer of a #cottage and any #annual renewal #fee.

    We ought to be able to add some appropriate clauses onto any upcoming #legislation that gives owners of #leasehold #property the #righttobuy such communal ground.

    The attached map from 1894 shows the terrace, their privies and how some don't even have space to hang out washing to dry. @ukwaterways

  3. @PKYo
    That reminds me, I should be writing to various MPs about cottages like those sold off by the #Bridgewater #Canal #Company at #PrestonBrook.

    The terrace, built in the late 1700s, was sold off one house at a time in the 1950s. They all had brick built privies clustered together in a #communal #yard. Because the remaining #tenants all needed access to the yard the canal company retained ownership and provided an annual licence to each purchaser permitting access to the communal area.

    There's no #lease. No #contract on #fees to be charged. The canal company can, it seems, charge what they like both to issue a #licence to a new #buyer of a #cottage and any #annual renewal #fee.

    We ought to be able to add some appropriate clauses onto any upcoming #legislation that gives owners of #leasehold #property the #righttobuy such communal ground.

    The attached map from 1894 shows the terrace, their privies and how some don't even have space to hang out washing to dry. @ukwaterways

  4. @PKYo
    That reminds me, I should be writing to various MPs about cottages like those sold off by the #Bridgewater #Canal #Company at #PrestonBrook.

    The terrace, built in the late 1700s, was sold off one house at a time in the 1950s. They all had brick built privies clustered together in a #communal #yard. Because the remaining #tenants all needed access to the yard the canal company retained ownership and provided an annual licence to each purchaser permitting access to the communal area.

    There's no #lease. No #contract on #fees to be charged. The canal company can, it seems, charge what they like both to issue a #licence to a new #buyer of a #cottage and any #annual renewal #fee.

    We ought to be able to add some appropriate clauses onto any upcoming #legislation that gives owners of #leasehold #property the #righttobuy such communal ground.

    The attached map from 1894 shows the terrace, their privies and how some don't even have space to hang out washing to dry. @ukwaterways

  5. @PKYo
    That reminds me, I should be writing to various MPs about cottages like those sold off by the #Bridgewater #Canal #Company at #PrestonBrook.

    The terrace, built in the late 1700s, was sold off one house at a time in the 1950s. They all had brick built privies clustered together in a #communal #yard. Because the remaining #tenants all needed access to the yard the canal company retained ownership and provided an annual licence to each purchaser permitting access to the communal area.

    There's no #lease. No #contract on #fees to be charged. The canal company can, it seems, charge what they like both to issue a #licence to a new #buyer of a #cottage and any #annual renewal #fee.

    We ought to be able to add some appropriate clauses onto any upcoming #legislation that gives owners of #leasehold #property the #righttobuy such communal ground.

    The attached map from 1894 shows the terrace, their privies and how some don't even have space to hang out washing to dry. @ukwaterways

  6. @proseandpassion Quite. It depends on the comparison year. The #global #mean #annual #temperature for 2024 was 1.56 °C above the 1880-1920 average (co2.earth/). "Annual global mean near-surface temperatures during 2026-2030 are predicted to range between 1.3°C & 1.9°C above the 1850-1900 average. It is likely (86% chance) that one year between 2026 & 2030 will surpass 2024 as the warmest year on #record, according to the update." (wmo.int/media/news/new-report-.)

  7. @proseandpassion Quite. It depends on the comparison year. The #global #mean #annual #temperature for 2024 was 1.56 °C above the 1880-1920 average (co2.earth/). "Annual global mean near-surface temperatures during 2026-2030 are predicted to range between 1.3°C & 1.9°C above the 1850-1900 average. It is likely (86% chance) that one year between 2026 & 2030 will surpass 2024 as the warmest year on #record, according to the update." (wmo.int/media/news/new-report-.)

  8. 136 - X-Factor Annual #5 - 5/15/1990

    Contrary to the cover text, this actually Part 3 of Days of Future Present.

    Cover by Jon Bogdanove. Interiors by Louise Simonson & Bogdanove.

    #XmenADay #XMen #XFactor40 #XFactor #Annual #Cyclops #JeanGrey #Angel #Beast #Iceman #Forge

  9. Spain’s property Imputed Income tax – Every non-resident property owner’s annual obligation

    You have a second home in Spain and haven’t rented it out. It sat empty most of the…
    #Spain #ES #Europe #Europa #EU #annual #every #imputed #income #nonresident #obligation #owners #property #spains #Tax
    europesays.com/spain/17350/

  10. "A President with his lowest approval ratings ever, attends an annual high profile dinner he has boycotted for years where an assassination attempt happens. He is prepared to deliver press comments 30 minutes after the shooting, where he speaks of uniting the country. Hmm..."
    - Dean Obeidallah.
    #OurPutin #AnotherOrban #PresidentMusk #fascist #USA #GOP #DEI #diversity #equity #inclusion #ICE #DHS #DeanObeidallah #fake #assassination #attempt #again? #annual #press #dinner #CoreyComperatore

  11. "A President with his lowest approval ratings ever, attends an annual high profile dinner he has boycotted for years where an assassination attempt happens. He is prepared to deliver press comments 30 minutes after the shooting, where he speaks of uniting the country. Hmm..."
    - Dean Obeidallah.
    #OurPutin #AnotherOrban #PresidentMusk #fascist #USA #GOP #DEI #diversity #equity #inclusion #ICE #DHS #DeanObeidallah #fake #assassination #attempt #again? #annual #press #dinner #CoreyComperatore

  12. Squidly Fest

    Squidly, Sunday, April 19 at 12:00 PM MDT

    Squidly Designs on Instagram: "It’s that time! Mark your calendars! Set a reminder! Release the hounds! The 5th annual Squidly Fest is coming up on Sunday, April 19th from 12 noon until 4pm! 20+ local vendors PLUS food and drinks from @pocha.y.pan @friosnwalbuquerque and @whiskcollective! Also: our buds @bbanimalrescue will once again be having an adoption event at Squidly Fest😍🐶😍 Make sure to check out our amazing neighbors @heckyeahvintage while you’re enjoying the Squidly Fest-ivities! This will be the best one yet we are like pretty sure about that! We will see you all there or we will see you at another time!"

    https://www.instagram.com/p/DWR7xfDEj_v/

    burque.fun/event/squidly-fest-3

  13. Squidly Fest

    Squidly, Sunday, April 19 at 12:00 PM MDT

    Squidly Designs on Instagram: "It’s that time! Mark your calendars! Set a reminder! Release the hounds! The 5th annual Squidly Fest is coming up on Sunday, April 19th from 12 noon until 4pm! 20+ local vendors PLUS food and drinks from @pocha.y.pan @friosnwalbuquerque and @whiskcollective! Also: our buds @bbanimalrescue will once again be having an adoption event at Squidly Fest😍🐶😍 Make sure to check out our amazing neighbors @heckyeahvintage while you’re enjoying the Squidly Fest-ivities! This will be the best one yet we are like pretty sure about that! We will see you all there or we will see you at another time!"

    https://www.instagram.com/p/DWR7xfDEj_v/

    burque.fun/event/squidly-fest-3

  14. There is an online service provider in #Canada that I have been using for a long time. Like, since 2000. I'm pretty sure it's a small, independently-run organization -- maybe even a one-person #shop. I've never tried to find out.

    It was around for years before I first used their services. I still use them today, though I don't actually have to do so very often -- think #renewals, #annual or less often. They'll probably still be here when I'm dead, run by the children of the founder or something.

    The #website and its user interface - what today might be called a #dashboard, but we weren't that fancy back then - hasn't changed in those 26 years. Someone who is used to slick "one page app" websites with animations and #CSS transition effects and all that stuff would undoubtedly describe it as "clunky" at best, and run screaming from it at worst.

    But you know what else is true about the #site?

    It still works just fine.

    It has never been #down or #offline when I needed it.

    It has never given me an #error page.

    It has never frustrated my attempts to do my regular #transactions - just simple, regular clicks on clearly-labelled #buttons, and it goes through.

    It is incredibly #fast. Milliseconds for a few kilobytes of HTML to transfer, and the page is there, done.

    It has never had a security #breach of my info.

    They have never #spammed me.

    Anyone who first got online after about 2005 completely missed this era. The one where #websites WORKED and did what you needed.

  15. There is an online service provider in #Canada that I have been using for a long time. Like, since 2000. I'm pretty sure it's a small, independently-run organization -- maybe even a one-person #shop. I've never tried to find out.

    It was around for years before I first used their services. I still use them today, though I don't actually have to do so very often -- think #renewals, #annual or less often. They'll probably still be here when I'm dead, run by the children of the founder or something.

    The #website and its user interface - what today might be called a #dashboard, but we weren't that fancy back then - hasn't changed in those 26 years. Someone who is used to slick "one page app" websites with animations and #CSS transition effects and all that stuff would undoubtedly describe it as "clunky" at best, and run screaming from it at worst.

    But you know what else is true about the #site?

    It still works just fine.

    It has never been #down or #offline when I needed it.

    It has never given me an #error page.

    It has never frustrated my attempts to do my regular #transactions - just simple, regular clicks on clearly-labelled #buttons, and it goes through.

    It is incredibly #fast. Milliseconds for a few kilobytes of HTML to transfer, and the page is there, done.

    It has never had a security #breach of my info.

    They have never #spammed me.

    Anyone who first got online after about 2005 completely missed this era. The one where #websites WORKED and did what you needed.