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Post by nelly on Sept 8, 2024 11:47:50 GMT
Is it? For new build houses? For new build apartments and flats then yes, but they’re generally build to a good standard with good amenities. Certainly better insulated than many were in the past leading to keeping your bills down. Paper thin walls though. Well insulated yes, but you can hear your neighbours every move. So I've been told, not from personal experience.
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Post by herbiedumplings on Sept 8, 2024 12:06:22 GMT
It’s a heartwarming local story (kinda, apart from the fact it shouldn’t be this way in the first place ), but what hospital is it that’s “out in the sticks” that this lad’s had to go to for his orthopaedic surgery? The private hospital in Stretton, maybe? Assuming under the circumstances - if it is somewhere like that - then perhaps this policy of getting NHS patients treated in private hospitals needs a little more joined-up thinking applied? Leafy Cheshire must be lovely for those able to fund their own treatment and with their own transport, but if you don’t have those luxuries… 'Without emergency government fund, I wouldn't be here' www.bbc.com/news/articles/cq6rdg2r94go
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Post by desmond on Sept 8, 2024 13:53:04 GMT
It’s a heartwarming local story (kinda, apart from the fact it shouldn’t be this way in the first place ), but what hospital is it that’s “out in the sticks” that this lad’s had to go to for his orthopaedic surgery? The private hospital in Stretton, maybe? Assuming under the circumstances - if it is somewhere like that - then perhaps this policy of getting NHS patients treated in private hospitals needs a little more joined-up thinking applied? Leafy Cheshire must be lovely for those able to fund their own treatment and with their own transport, but if you don’t have those luxuries… 'Without emergency government fund, I wouldn't be here' www.bbc.com/news/articles/cq6rdg2r94goProbably down to the speciality of the surgeons/consultants attached to the hospital as I know quite a few people who have had NHS treatment at the Alex in Cheadle.
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Post by Cale Green Hatter on Sept 8, 2024 14:10:10 GMT
It’s a heartwarming local story (kinda, apart from the fact it shouldn’t be this way in the first place ), but what hospital is it that’s “out in the sticks” that this lad’s had to go to for his orthopaedic surgery? The private hospital in Stretton, maybe? Assuming under the circumstances - if it is somewhere like that - then perhaps this policy of getting NHS patients treated in private hospitals needs a little more joined-up thinking applied? Leafy Cheshire must be lovely for those able to fund their own treatment and with their own transport, but if you don’t have those luxuries… 'Without emergency government fund, I wouldn't be here' www.bbc.com/news/articles/cq6rdg2r94goAbout 5 years ago I had been referred to see a Consultant at Leighton Hospital in Crewe and a year after the referral received a letter with an appointment. A week later I received another letter saying my appointment had been cancelled. I rang the NHS appointment line and they asked if I had a vehicle, told them yes and they offered me an appointment at the Spire at Stretton the following week. Often wondered how long I would be waiting if I didn't / couldn't drive.
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Post by timberwolf on Sept 9, 2024 7:15:15 GMT
Certainly better insulated than many were in the past leading to keeping your bills down. Paper thin walls though. Well insulated yes, but you can hear your neighbours every move. So I've been told, not from personal experience. No better or worse than the cottage we moved into in yorkshire when coming down from the NE. Built in the 18th century with thick walls but they did not keep the neighbours noise down. Needed earplugs at night and the first time i realised that not everyone went to bed to sleep.
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Post by nelly on Sept 9, 2024 9:44:52 GMT
Paper thin walls though. Well insulated yes, but you can hear your neighbours every move. So I've been told, not from personal experience. No better or worse than the cottage we moved into in yorkshire when coming down from the NE. Built in the 18th century with thick walls but they did not keep the neighbours noise down. Needed earplugs at night and the first time i realised that not everyone went to bed to sleep. My house was built in 1970 and I don't hear anything from the neighbours.
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Post by timberwolf on Sept 9, 2024 10:10:57 GMT
No better or worse than the cottage we moved into in yorkshire when coming down from the NE. Built in the 18th century with thick walls but they did not keep the neighbours noise down. Needed earplugs at night and the first time i realised that not everyone went to bed to sleep. My house was built in 1970 and I don't hear anything from the neighbours. It helps if its a detached one.
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Post by herbiedumplings on Sept 9, 2024 10:50:46 GMT
My house was built in 1970 and I don't hear anything from the neighbours. It helps if its a detached one. I find it helps to remain detached in a lot of circumstances in this day and age…
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Post by voodooray on Sept 9, 2024 11:11:36 GMT
No better or worse than the cottage we moved into in yorkshire when coming down from the NE. Built in the 18th century with thick walls but they did not keep the neighbours noise down. Needed earplugs at night and the first time i realised that not everyone went to bed to sleep. My house was built in 1970 and I don't hear anything from the neighbours. Are they under the patio now?
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Post by nelly on Sept 9, 2024 11:14:35 GMT
My house was built in 1970 and I don't hear anything from the neighbours. It helps if its a detached one. Mid terrace.
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Post by nelly on Sept 9, 2024 11:15:58 GMT
My house was built in 1970 and I don't hear anything from the neighbours. Are they under the patio now? No that's the Wife.
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Post by nelly on Sept 9, 2024 11:19:41 GMT
Are they under the patio now? No that's the Wife. X
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Post by tvor on Sept 9, 2024 13:04:25 GMT
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Post by Nik on Sept 9, 2024 13:09:24 GMT
Have you worked out the finer details of accepting you've posted borderline racism, spread lies and advocated for force being used by soldiers against asylum seekers yet?
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Post by Mozzer on Sept 9, 2024 13:09:29 GMT
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