Mo1959
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Is that the one where Basil does the goose step? HilariousI've got Mini D into Fawlty Towers. Had her cackling away at the episode with the Germans.

Is that the one where Basil does the goose step? HilariousI've got Mini D into Fawlty Towers. Had her cackling away at the episode with the Germans.
Any of these anywhere near you and suitable?
https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_...&_nkw=wheelchair+adapted+vehicles&_sacat=9801
@dave r good luck with this and sorry to read of the disappointment for both of you. It's probably way off the mark but have you looked in to Mobility Allowance?
Technically this one, although he couldn’t source 105 at the time so gave me an upgrade to Ultegra for an extra £100, plus it has hand built wheels and not those in the photo. He is very good at swapping stuff around to suit.@Mo1959 can you post a link to your titanium from Spa Cycles please. Reason is I have a Kinesis, a friend has a Dolan and another friend a Reilly. Other than the positioning of the internal cables the frames are identical.
No, what I meant was - I was told that the jabs can be given on the same day OR more than a week apart, but NOT 1,2,3,4,5 or 6 days apart. This was apparently for medical reasons NOT for practical reasons.@ColinJ it's not a question of having the flu and booster jabs on the same day. One can have them at the same sitting just in different arms. At most two minutes apart.
Just check before they stick any needle in you, that it's not something unexpected they're putting in!!I have done a quick search and so far I haven't found any official reference to that 1 week delay between the flu and Covid jabs. What I HAVE found is that you should leave at least a week between Covid and Shingles jabs. I suspect that the receptionist may have got mixed up with that...
The receptionist is correct . You can have them at the same time or it has to be a week apart .I have done a quick search and so far I haven't found any official reference to that 1 week delay between the flu and Covid jabs. What I HAVE found is that you should leave at least a week between Covid and Shingles jabs. I suspect that the receptionist may have got mixed up with that...
I could see why they might have to be a gap of a week between jabs but what I don't get is why having NO gap is ok but a short gap isn't!The receptionist is correct . You can have them at the same time or it has to be a week apart .
My wife is doing covid boosters at the moment at the chemist she works at and they are having to turn away people if they have had the flu jab with in a week .
Nope! ive attacked this from every angle and i give upBefore I turn in, a question for the cryptic crossword solvers among you...
Clue: If it's ready made, this will get me down! (5)
Answer (apparently): Reach.
Why!?
I have been trying to work out where that comes from but haven't spotted it. Any ideas?![]()