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Garry Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but; Street view shows it better than the rather appalling photo, which seems to show the yellow lines stopping before the car, without the required end bar on them. I suspect that what seems to be the end of the lines on the photo is where they are under a shadow cast by the car from the streetlighting behind it. You can just see the shadow on the white lines if you download the photo and brighten it up a bit. https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?hl=en&ll=53.390466,-1.45829&spn=0.002518,0.008079&t=m&z=18&layer=c&cbll=53.390522,-1.458177&panoid=G8uBM-WaodnasF7VKTWcPw&cbp=12,81.25,,0,18.71 I don't think additional signage is required as double yellows don't normally require it where they are operative 24/7. Bad luck to get caught that late in the evening though

Personally, I'm not going to advise either way in case it all goes Pete Tong. However I would tactfully suggest that both you and Nikki-Red wander over and have a look at PepiPoo before coming to a decision, particularly an ill advised one. Hope you have access to a scanner as they will probably want you to post up suitably anonymised copies of all your paperwork to date. The good folks over there seem quite busy with Parking Eye LBAs at the moment

Moosey, thanks for a well thought out and measured reply, and no not at all "Dull" The thread I referred to also seems to show the possible issues with discussing individual cases on an open forum. Should I ever be in need of a solicitor, I'll be in touch if I can find out where you work.

It may be that Parking Eye actually will produce such evidence. I've been casually following a thread over on PepiPoo which the two of you might be interested in reading. Beware, it's up to 10 pages now, and refers to a chap who has recently lost a court case against PE. http://forums.pepipoo.com/index.php?showtopic=75803 I'd be interested to know what you and Moosey make of it.

Yes I think you're correct; me not looking closely enough

I did wonder about Hangram Lane originally as the buildings are losely in the same style, and wondered if it was an amalgamation of several real houses into one idealised cottage. However, just up the road a bit past the Norfolk Arms, you get this view https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?hl=en&ll=53.349578,-1.56499&spn=0.000448,0.00101&t=h&z=21&layer=c&cbll=53.349578,-1.56499&panoid=334QsrAAFU6OvPtTnwDIrA&cbp=12,301.61,,1,2.85 Two windows, the door could have had a rounded top prior to the porch being fitted, another door to it's right, and the garden wall could easily have been knocked down & re-built when the junction was widened. The garden wall also looks newer than the ones at the other end of the terrace. Now that I've composed this mail, and tried to view it, the two links don't seem to be opening correctly. It is of the last house in the terrace going past The Norfolk Arms towards Burbage, on the corner of Fulwwod Lane & Ringinglow Road https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?hl=en&ll=53.349634,-1.565043&spn=0.000896,0.00202&t=h&z=20

You could do worse than having a word with David. http://www.dean-roofing.co.uk/index.htm or try here if you do Facebook http://www.facebook.com/pages/Dean-Roofing-Millhouses-Sheffield/300196114571

Ah, I think I might understand now. Is it a USB powered 2 1/2 laptop size drive? I've been here before. The lead that came with mine had 2xUSB plugs at one end and one the other. You need to plug the single end in the drive and the other two ends into a PAIR of USB ports as a single port may not supply enough power to write to the drive. I originally thought you were using a mains powered 3 1/2" caddy and a normal USB lead. Unfortunately the Home Hub has only 1 USB port, so will probably not supply enough juice. I suspect you will need a mains powered caddy or a Network one as in my earlier link, though that's only suited to full size IDE drives

I've just done a 500 Gig drive by putting it in a spare PC with no other drives, booting to a particular floppy I have and formatting it from there. I'll willingly assist if you are anywhere near Crookes and it's an IDE drive. My spare machine is too old for SATA

I don't know what operating system you are using, but try doing it from the command prompt. All is explained HERE Alternatively a Windows 98 boot floppy should do the job. Good luck

Just had a thought. I struggled a while ago, with a network caddy rather than a usb one, but had a similar problem. I could create folders and files whilst using it as a conventional USB caddy, and they were seen when I connected it as a network one, I just couldn't do anything with them. The box I referred to in my previous post does both RJ45 & USB-2 Connectivities. Rather than letting the system find your drive when setting up the "map network drive", try typing in the address manually, as in \\storage I needed to specify the last 4 digits of the MAC address as I have more that one network drive, (as in \\storage-abcd ) but that obviously wouldn't apply to you. In fact can you access the drive by typing \\storage in the RUN box? I'm on XP Pro by the way

And if all else fails, your spare drive is an old IDE one and you have £22 + P&P to spare; I'm using one of these, which seemed pretty good value

Might be worth having a word with David for a quote http://www.dean-roofing.co.uk/index.htm

Max, I don't think your attempt at a link works properly. You won't be able to add an embedded URL until you have more posts on the forum, so for anyone wanting to read the article; TRY HERE

A bit further than you might have planned, but Eyre's of Brough on the way to Hope is a certainty. Unfortunately only open weekdays.

OK let's see if this works OK