Fabian

I've applied for a company to be struck off (Companies House, UK)

They say it takes three months to complete, but in the mean time I am due to file annual accounts.

The company is not trading, but do I still need to file to avoid the fine, even though dissolution has begun?

I have one radiator that goes cold and requires bleeding a lot more often than all the others. It also seems to be a bit more noisy than the others too.

Here are some details -

- I just had a brand new boiler installed yesterday.

- This problem was occurring for months before the boiler installation.

- The radiator was bled during installation and was required again only 12 hours later.

- When the heating goes on the problem radiator sounds louder than the others as the water rushes in.

- The flat is a single-level (ground floor conversion) with six radiators

- The flat is about 100 years old

- The radiators seem to be between 10-15 years old.

- I have no idea how old the pipework is, but it's no newer than the rads.

I have bought suitable size cable clips (7mm) with masonry nail.

The building has a very hard render about 1cm thick and the nails will not go in. What can I use?

BT line, United Kingdom.

Can the socket be modified or will it just work?

I am aware that it has redundant elements such as the ring capacitor, etc.. do these do any harm?

There is no obvious valve where I would normally expect to find one. Do some radiators not allow bleeding?

Macro, which is from greek for large, or long is often used to describe the opposite which is "Micro".

- In a macro lens you photograph very small things, perhaps there is something in the lens that is long.

- In computing a small snippet of code called a Macro executes inside the larger program

Can it be used for cable TV as well as satellite?

What about using it as an RF lead for connection to regular TV areal?

I know they have different plugs, but are the wires fundamentaly the same?

If not, why not?

i.e. the human nose.

aside the fact that you would die trying

In the context of boiler thermostat wiring.

when might I require a volt free application?

When initially placing the glass in the frame, is the bead of putty enough to hold the glass until the glazing points go in?

Or must I support the glass additionally in some way? There is no lip in my old sash frame and little room for wooden beading.

It appears to be have been done previously without wooden beading, just held in place with a substance that is as hard as plaster filler. Also the old glass does not appear to be inserted into the wooden frame.

There is not much room for wooden beading. How do you recommend I glaze it?

Or both?

What are the relative benefits / disadvantages?

I am fixing shelves to an old wall, but the plaster is week and crumbly, so drilling is creating large messy holes.

Without rebuilding the wall, how can I create strong fixings? Fill larger holes with something drillable ?