The Daily Teaser — 29-4-2015

And breeeeeeeathe … !

Phew … !

It’s FINALLY done.

OK … “What’s done?” I hear your ask.

The door in the back of the building!

You know, I’d better tell you what I’m talking about, hadn’t I … ?   The past few years have seen me complaining to my landlords about the position of my gas meter.   It, and the three for the three flats above mine, were at the back of the building: and inaccessible to us, without a lot of mucking about.

As this video shows.

Thankfully, though … ?   And after me complaining for several years, AND going to the Brentwood Gazette … ?

After all that, developers, Crest Nicholson have finally both put a door in the back of the building, paved the area, AND fenced it off, so we can’t get to someone else’s car-park and thieves trying to get into ours are slowed down.

Here … 

Finally, we have a door, complete with the key.   Now … does anyone fancy a barbecue … ?

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The Brentwood Gazette’s Weekly Teaser — 8-4-2015: Language is a Virus

You know, SOMETHING’S up … 

I’ve written — before now — that I’ve had a 

 problem with my gas meter.

I … and at least three neighbours.

Basically, out meters are in next doors car-park, and inaccessible: unless we climb out of a window.

And as you’re possibly ALSO aware … ?

I’ve taken the story to the Brentwood Gazette.

As you can possibly see from the picture.

I’ve ALSO just spoken to the relevant bloke at Crest Nicholson.

Who tells me work is due to start on a doorway in the communal hallway, so I and our fellow tenants can actually GET to the blessed things: without climbing out of a window, or walking around the houses.

I’m told the workmen were down, today, review things.

Hopefully?

They’ll start on that, soon.

I’ll just let you know, shall I … ?

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The Daily Teaser — 3-4-2015

I can’t believe I’m up this early!

No, really … !

But to be frank … ?   To be frank, I’m up early, because I’m expecting a photographer from the Brentwood Gazette to turn up.

To take my photo, funnily.

Basically … ?   Well, ever since I moved into this flat — quite a few years ago, now — the gas meter has been at the back of the flat: in next door’s car-park.

No problem with that you might say.   You’d be right … until you notice that next door’s car-park is, officially, inaccessible.

Here … 

Dodgy, that.

Which is why the photographer’s coming down.

Hopefully?

We can get developer’s, Crest Nicholson, to do something … 

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