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What are the Basics of Waste Management

Many companies today have to carry out tasks in different ways because of new restrictions on the environment. Protecting the environment is important, but it means you have to take responsibility to ensure all the garbage you produce is treated by you or your company. And this brings us to the subject of matter - the area under discussion of waste management!

Waste removal

It is important that all companies dispose of their waste, especially dangerous waste; most companies are incapable to handle their waste. At the same time as companies struggle to deal with waste management issues, there usually the best approach for the company or organization is to hire a waste management company to deal with waste effectively and to determine the problem of waste! Environmental laws are to a certain extent strict rules for hazardous waste. It takes proficiency to invent these rules, that is, nearly all companies are forced to choose a quality to meet the needs of waste removal, including office furniture disposal in London.

If you try to choose a waste disposal company for your business needs, you must be sure that the company can meet up your needs. By and large it is better to seek a deal with a variety of waste including industrial waste and manufacturing effluents. Make sure with the company to be sure that you get rid of the quandary of waste safe and sound, so you can not worry about at what time you turn the waste into the third development of time period.

So what happens at what time do you hire a waste management company offering office furniture disposal in London? Well, at the outset, you do not have the headache to get rid of unnecessary waste. The company comes to your company compound and they will actually remove the waste for you. You do not have to worry about moving the waste by any means when you have your own business in a wasteful area. After the company takes waste and does away with it, there are quite a lot of ways that they will waste your waste materials.

Hiring a company

Even though you might think that hiring a company for waste disposal will cost you more money, it can in point of fact help you save. You can rent it and they will take care of the lot for you. Not only it will help you save money, but you will save time as well. So do your part to protect the environment and make sure that you have a quality management program for the waste from your trade? Waste management services are one of the vital parts of every business organization which deals in the production of any product, regardless of the type of business, waste management services are one of the crucial parts. At what time you hire any waste management organization, you not only participate in your great contributions to the surroundings but you make profits as a result of saving time and money.

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England Headcannon ʚɞ

Sometimes, I think Arthur's house would be a dull empty two bedroom flat in south London: ugly cream carpet, a ratty old sofa, a coffee table littered with cigarettes and cans of fosters.

Then other times, I feel he would have a place that is so unbelievably homely: he would have plants everywhere, not house plants but the proper potted kind you bring in for the winter ready to replant in spring; there would be tapestries all over the wall, a home-made quilt, embroidered pillow slips; books thrown everywhere, at least four copies of wuthering heights, and he's currently using Shakespeare plays as make-shift coasters.

But the home is not just his. There's a porcelain tea set missing half its teacups, France commissioned him a new set to match the old but he took too much creative liberty and so they only thing they have in common is the shade of green of the floral detailing. The breakfast bar is a shitty plastic thing he found on the side of the road, and its covered in coffee stains and burn marks, courtesy of America. There's always dishes in the sink and yet never any groceries in the fridge, just corner-shop cakes and a punnet of strawberries. Canada leaves sticky notes when he's around, 'buy bread' and 'stop putting the sauces in the draw once they've been opened', and Arthur neglects them for so long they can be found in the back of the cupboards and all over the floor. Peter tore a not-so-covert hole in the voile curtain over the window years ago, and Australia has slammed his door open so many times there's a dent in the wall from the doorknob.

I just really believe Arthur is sooo loved. Like sure, there's beer cans and disposable vapes and furniture from the side of the road, but there's also so much family and love squeezed into that shitty two bedroom flat.

[fukae-flwr]

Stained Hearts & Dark Desires

Chapter 5: Magical Beast Wonderland

Summary: Sebastian is left to his own devices and does the very thing Sebastian knows, entering restricted areas.

Words: 4.7k

Warnings: lots of environment descriptions, mention of blood, and serious injuries

Rating: MATURE 18+ (NO MINORS)

Chapter: 6

Sebastian had been sitting in the study for the past couple hours, reading all the letters and news clipping at his disposal. Edith was dedicated, he’d give her that much. Looking at everything she had, everything circled, questions written in the margins, was something akin to a madman. It was clear to him she meant what she had said earlier; the only thing that mattered to her right now was finding Anne. They’d find her for sure with Edith in their corner; he knew they would, he just hoped it was in time.

Reading over the letters from Anne was like a stab in the gut. He tried to focus on what Anne was saying in each letter but there was no denying the glaring fact that Anne had been lying to Ominis and him this entire time. She was fully aware of their reasons behind becoming auroras, and even going so far as to mourn her at the memorial. She must’ve had her own reasons, and he would bet every galleon he owned it was mostly Edith’s doing, yet he felt hurt. It helped how every other letter Anne made mention to Edith how she should let Ominis and him know somehow she wasn’t actually dead. Seeing how that never occured he could assume what Edith’s response was.

Restlessness was rampant inside him, and with a heavy sigh, he tossed the letter he had been reading to the floor in front of him. He enjoyed reading to the point he could do it for hours, but even he still needed a break every so often. Getting up, he decided to head downstairs for a drink and possible snack. As he walked, he got a better look at everything. The walls didn’t have many photos hanging on it, the occasional art piece every so often. The walls were mostly bare, only the wallpaper decorating the home. He could see faint old outlines of where photos used to hang at some point, but were removed. It was very vague; it had been some time since whatever was hanging in those spots had been removed. As lovely as this place was, Sebastian questioned how she was able to get such a lovely place all to herself with all the furniture it had. As far as he knew, making money as a criminal didn’t pay very well, unless said criminal was robbing the ministry. He never got any reports of the Masked Wizard doing anything like that; she mostly involved herself with things to do with magic crazed goblins, poachers, and dark wizards. She was mostly wanted for her use of the Unforgivables, being an unregistered animagus and alleged murderer of Hogwarts child hero, herself. None of that seemed like it was rewarded with much coin, especially enough to own a whole house in London.

As he reached the main floor, Sebastian heard Edith’s house elf moving about in the parlor. She sounded a little disgruntled, struggling with something. Seeing as how he didn’t have anything to do at the moment, he went to check on the elf.

When he entered the room he found her next to a large pail of water while two other pails floated behind. She had a brown sack open off to the right of the parlor, under the window. It seemed like she had spilled some of the water onto the floor. She was currently trying to clean it up with a wooden mop.

“Are you alright?” Sebastian questioned as he came close. The small elf just beamed up aim, brightening up immediately.

“Oh Mr.Sebastian! Yes, Penny is fine. Just made a small spill trying to get the beasts’ bath ready!” She explained.

“Beasts? As in magical beasts?” Sebastian frowned in confusion. Edith had magical beasts? Where in Merlin’s name was she keeping them?! This place was so small, and he didn’t see any vivarium entrances.

“Oh yes! Miss Edith loves her magical beasts very much. She told Penny she couldn’t bear to leave them behind. And the beasts seem very fond of Miss Edith as well!” Penny seemed so excited to explain it.

“Well where does she keep them?” Sebastian blinked, taken back. So she brought her magical beasts from Hogwarts with her when she left? How did she manage that? He didn’t even know she had magical beasts. The last he could recall Edith promised she’d show Ominis and him around her Room of Requirement. That was one of the promises she never kept considering that promise was made the day she left Hogwarts.

“In here!” Penny gestured to the large brown sack sitting in front of her. It was a worn leather sack with a few faded patches placed about it. It had bronze metal corners at the bottom of it with matching claps at the top under the handle. It clearly had seen many uses from how worn out it was. He was surprised it wasn’t falling apart.

“Edith keeps the beasts in here?”

“Oh Certainly! Penny will show you!” Penny stepped into the open sack, having snapped her fingers to make the broom disappear. As a courtesy he took the pail of water from her, and followed behind. He watched as the elf disappeared into the sack, lowering down slowly. Unsure, he stepped into the sack, feeling his foot land on something sturdy. Lowering his other foot, he found another serdy step. Before he knew it he was making his way down a ladder into the sack that should have been much smaller.

When he finally descended the ladder, he found himself in a small open room with books, and plants. It wasn’t very big, but did have a small wooden staircase with a railing along the edge across from the ladder. Going up to the railing, Sebastian could see a larger open space with many magical beasts all in different sections of the room, down below. There were two more levels. The one directly below him was filled with small to medium beasts. An enclosure for nifflers with a large tree surrounded by shiny golden things was placed next to a grass field enclosure with puffskeins. The level also had a family of diricawls, and kneazles in other enclosures further along the left side wall. Up above, hanging from the ceiling were many large bird houses; they hung low enough for him to see the fwoopers, and jobberknolls that nested in them. There was even a phoenix flying around, every so often landing on its nest that was perched along the opposite wall. The furthest right side wall mimicked a mountain side with a long path leading up to a long ledge where the nest sat. The birds flew around the entire place in content, seemingly at home in this wondrous place.

Far down below was the third level, the largest space for much larger magical beasts. It appeared there was a dark forest on the third level for the unicorns he could see. From what he could see, the giant purple toads and mooncalf were placed between the unicorns and thestrals. He could also hear hippogriffs and possibly graphorns but couldn’t see where exactly they were.

“Merlin’s beard…This place is incredible!” Sebastian was at a loss for words, completely having forgotten Penny was there. He quickly sped down the stairs to the first level, filled with excitement and awe. The creatures hardly paid Sebastian any mind, they mostly looked at him with curiosity. They were, however, very familiar with Penny. Many of the birds perched themselves along the railing nearest Penny. The beasts in pens came up to the enclosure gates.

“Penny agrees. Miss Edith cares so deeply for her beasts, she wanted to make sure everything was perfect for them.” Penny smiled so happily as she moved towards a wooden bin he assumed was a feeder. She opened the bin to grab different kinds of food for the beasts. She moved over to the enclosure to feed the beast their retrospected foods.

“Miss Edith always seems happiest when she is with the beasts. It makes Penny very happy.” Penny spoke fondly as the nifflers and kneazles took their food. Sebastian remembered how much trouble Edith and Poppy would cause thanks to their shared love of beasts. He was pretty sure all the times Edith went out fighting poachers, Poppy was there right alongside her.

“Now, Penny must get the beasts ready for baths. Miss Edith enjoys bathing them, but it takes a while to set up, so Penny prepares everything for Miss Edith.” Penny turned towards him reaching for the pail of water he had brought down. He noticed that the other pails had followed them down as well.

“Can’t you just pop in and out like elves normally do?” Sebastian questioned carefully handing the bucket to the elf.

“Miss Edith created this place with magic that protects unwanted visitors from entering any other way beside the entrance. Almost all of the beasts were once victims of nasty poachers, and Miss Edith wanted to ensure no harm would fall upon them. So Penny can’t magically enter the sack. Penny has to use the entrance like everyone else.” Penny explained as she began to walk down the stairs to the third floor with the pails.

Following behind her, Sebastian made it to the bottom floor, seeing all the massive beasts around. The pens for each creature expanded out and were sectioned off by wooden walls. There was an archway on the side of the faux mountainside on the far right. The rocky path that led up to the phoenix's nest was next to the archway. The archway seemed to lead into a small bright room filled with plants, both magical and non magical. He even saw glimpses of a large venomous tentacula at the far end near some vegetables.

The stairs ended in the center of the area where a shack was placed. It appeared that the shack at the center was filled with tools for both the animals and gardening, as well as toys for the beasts. The animal enclosures surrounded the open space; each space seemed to mimic what each creature needed as a habitat. Within each pen had a large tin filled with water, and had brushes to the side of them. Penny brought the pails she had over to the graphorns’ pin. The tub was nearly filled with the water, but looked to still have some filling to do.

“There has to be a better way to fill up these tubs.” Sebastian thought aloud as he looked the place over. Perhaps he could make a pulley system that would allow Penny to easily lower and raise pails of water.

“Penny uses magic to lift two pails of water and carries one. Penny doesn’t mind it; Penny loves helping Miss Edith!” Penny brushed off, pouring the pails into the tin for the graphorns. Sebastian still examined the area. He wanted to help as well. This place was amazing, and they shouldn’t have to work so hard to keep the animals taken care of.

He noticed high above there was a branch coming off from the nifflers’ tree. It stopped right above the top floor railing.

“I have an idea. Got any rope Penny?” Sebastian asked excitedly as he raced up the stairs. Penny followed behind with some rope she pulled from the shack. With the rope in hand, Sebastian went about trying to set up something for her to make the job easier. He ended up getting lost in his little project while Penny went about her business with the animals, helping whenever Sebastian asked. It ended up taking some time but he was able to get something useful made, even helped Penny lower filled buckets and raise empty ones.

“Mr.Sebastian, you are incredible!” Penny praised once all the water tubs were completely filled and the pulley system was fully functional. Sebastian was a bit proud of himself; he was able to help in a little way.

“It’s nothing. I’m just glad I could help. This will make getting baths ready way more easier.”

“Agreed. Miss Edith will greatly appreciate it.” Penny beamed, reminding Sebastian who’s magical sack he was currently in.

“Right.” He had completely forgotten about Edith for a moment. He was so lost in this amazing place and wanting to help he completely forgot he was most likely trespassing. If Edith had wanted him to see this, he was sure she would’ve shown him herself. Though since it was Penny who showed him, maybe she wouldn’t be nearly as upset. She did seem to care about her house a great deal. She practically turned to jelly when Penny greeted her at the door last night; her prickly shell softening immediately.

“Since all the baths are ready for the beasts, Penny should go prepare supper.” Penny informed as she headed towards the archway leading to the garden. Curious Sebastian followed her to the room.

Sebastian immediately felt blanketed by the warmth from the room as he entered. Closing his eyes it felt so peaceful reminding him of summer time back in Feldcroft. It was comforting and relaxing, also perfect for this small garden Edith had created. She seemed to be growing plenty of things he could cook with as well as many magical plants to brew potions with.

“She’s really got herself set up here doesn’t she?” Sebastian mumbled looking over her garden.

“Oh yes. Miss Edith has a great deal of effort into making this place. It seems like Miss Edith is always improving upon this place to make it better.” Penny had started to remove some carrots that were ready to harvest.

“Mr.Sebastian, if you’d like, will you grab some of those potatoes?” Penny grinned pointing over to the risen garden patch.

“Of course.” He walked over and began to dig out some potatoes. Thankfully he wasn’t unfamiliar with harvesting vegetables. In Feldcroft, Anne had started growing her own foods as well, and he even occasionally helped some of the farmers in the hamlet for coin. It helped him stay busy during the summer when it was just him by himself.

“Did Edith…ever talk about us? Me and Ominis that is?” Sebastian questioned as he dug. He doubted Edith would tell Penny everything, but if she knew something, maybe she’d tell him. He felt it might be grasping at straws till he finally confronted her. He’d get those answers eventually; he had a right to know why she left without so much as a letter, after everything they did. After everything she did for him.

“Miss Edith doesn’t enjoy talking about the past very much,” Sebastian sighed defeatedly. Of course she didn’t.

“But she does mention how sometimes she wishes to go back. She always seems sad thinking about the past. Miss Edith did tell Penny that eventually once she was done finding a permanent cure for Miss Anne, she was going to give up being a dark wizard.” Penny continued, focused on pulling the last carrot needed. Sebastian immediately snapped his gaze over to the elf in shock. She was only a dark wizard for Anne?!

“What?!”

“That was of course after a particularly hard night. Penny feared for Miss Edith’s health that night. Poor Miss Edith broke into a terrible fever after…..” Penny continued lost in thought before she quickly stopped, eyes gone wide. She immediately dropped everything and covered her mouth. Guess she wasn't exactly supposed to say that.

“...Oh no. Penny was not supposed to say that.” The elf suddenly looked like she was going to cry. Sebastian immediately sat up with his hands up in defense.

“No. No. No, don't cry. It’s fine. I won’t say anything. I promise.” Sebastian hastily consoled the elf. Damn. Way to go Sebastian, making the elf cry now. He mentally kicked himself as he tried to cheer her up.

“Hey don’t worry, ok? Even I can tell Edith really cares about you, so I doubt she’ll be super mad. Cheer up.” Sebastian comforted her. There was no way Edith would be super mad, probably a little annoyed but somehow he felt that annoyance would fall on him for even trying to get information out of the elf.

“Penny still feels bad. Penny really tries to stop talking, but it just comes out.” Penny sniffed, looking like she was a kicked puppy. Sebastian’s little heart clenched for her. He got up and patted the top of her flower hat.

“It’s alright. I promise. I’ll keep this between us. Here let me take these up.” He smiled down at her while holding his hands out for her carrot batch. She looked up to him, before giving him a small smile.

“Thank you Mr.Sebastian. Miss Edith is very lucky to have friends like you.” Penny thanked as she placed the carrots on top of the potatoes he had gathered. He had to fight the urge to retort a snide comment. He just took the vegetables and began to head upstairs, outside of the sack. Once he was finally back outside, he noticed the sun was almost sunset. The sky was beautifully bright but the sun was low. He hadn’t realized how much time had passed while he was down there.

He went to the kitchen and placed the vegetables on the island counter for Penny. As she stood there he let their conversation sink in. Edith was a dark wizard for Anne, and she was planning on giving up that life once Anne was completely cured. Was that why she left in the first place? But why didn’t she talk to Ominis and him about it? His mind began to race with all sorts of questions, but no answers presented themselves to him. It was beyond frustrating. Edith had all the answers but was so damn secretive and for what reason?! It wasn’t like Sebastian could’ve ever judged her for her choices. He had no room. As Ominis said, everyone did bad things sometimes, regardless of the reasons. She couldn’t possibly do anything worse than he did…hopefully.

As he let his brain toss and turn to the point of a headache, an idea popped into his head. Definitely something he would get in trouble for…if he was caught. He waited for Ominis’ voice of reason to pop into his head, but he could hardly hear it. So, in very much Sallow fashion, he quickly raced up the stairs to the third floor to sneak into a room he was probably forbidden from entering.

“Old habits die hard, I guess,” he mumbled to himself as he walked up to the first door on the left. The room next to the study. The room Edith didn’t show to them on her tour, and had spent all last night pacing around in. Curiosity was the main factor, but a part of him knew he might find some answers in there as well. Maybe she was holding out information crucial to finding Anne.

As expected, the door was locked, but with a quick cast of alohomora it was unlocked. He immediately opened the door and closed it behind him making sure he wouldn’t get caught.

The room was…unpleasant. The feeling of this room was cold and uninviting, almost like something in the room wanted him out. An energy wrapped itself around him instantly, making his shoulders feel tense and heavy. An energy that was disturbingly familiar to the way he felt when he held Salazar's spellbook and when he had the relic. It was almost suffocating yet very alluring. There was dark magic here. It wasn't exactly the same feeling the relic gave, but it was damn near close enough. Enough for Sebastian to know Edith was messing with magic she shouldn't have.

The room was similar to the study, maybe a tad longer with an alcove, but a mirror opposite structure wise. However, this room darkened by drawn closed thick curtains. The light barely passes through the small separation between the curtains, lighting up very little. The lantern on the wall thankfully lit up more for him to see. The first thing he noticed was the large shelf directly in front of the door against the wall between this room and the study. It had so many seemingly random objects, all made of silver. The things he saw were strangely designed and yet vaguely familiar. Most were large daggers and short swords; a few were more obscure like weirdly shaped oval objects the size of a small apple or of axes against the wall. There were lots of random bits of silver pieces placed on the shelf as well, just sitting there. All of them had unique designs that seemed oddly familiar, but he couldn’t quite place it.

Moving to the alcove drawn curtains were books taking most of the space. The books ranged from old magic, understanding spells, to dark and dangerous magic. Each book was worn, and had tabs sticking out of specific sections.

Along the far wall to the left was a long desk and a large board covered in papers. Many of the papers had scribbled drawings all over almost like runes, while others were just a page of writings with more writings on the margins. Many things on the pages were scribbled out, or heavily circled. The oil lantern on the desk seemed to be coming up on its last use. A necklace with a large pendant on it was carefully laid on the desk against the wall. Nothing he’d see any woman wearing today. The pendant was a round oval with the metal bent in strange ways. It bent over itself with many sharp edges yet formed a perfectly rounded oval with a hollowed center. It looked heavy as well, thick from the silver it was made from. It was similar to the other oddly designed objects on the shelf, but half the size. The chain attached to it was just as thick and uncomfortable looking.

Walking up to the desk, Sebastian began to read what was readily available to read. Aside from the strange necklace, the desk was covered almost completely. A couple of books on top of each other and many, many loose pages. The pages were very old, having seen their fair share of years. One was very familiar, though. A page he found with Edith many years back, covered in runes. She still had the torn page they found in the Undercroft.

The notebook on top of it all was left open on the desk and had two entries on it along with more rune scribbles and ineligible writings in the margins. The first entry was dated from a few months ago. There was a disturbing dark brown blotch stained at the center of the page, like ink having fallen on the page. Though Sebastian had a feeling that it wasn't ink that stained the page. The entry read:

“The effects of the locket are still effective. The curse hasn’t countered it yet. The locket is still good. More tests are needed to improve the capacity. A new locket may be needed. Redesign the old locket and improve it. The curse can be cured. There is still hope.”

Her writing seemed frantic, like she was convincing herself there was a cure. Her writing was still as beautiful as it had always been, but it seemed more unorganized and hurried. Her confidence wasn’t present like it used to be. She had only two things underlined; the word "effective, " and the phrase "there is still hope." The lines were very heavy-handed with multiple lines underneath to really emphasize it. In the margins around the entry were scribbled notes about how to improve this said locket. He flickered his eyes up to the necklace on the desk. So that was a locket that needed improving. The things written didn’t quite make sense, but he knew it involved ancient magic. Something Edith used to be able to see and wield.

He remembered she had a power unlike any other wizard he ever met, but she never brought it up ever again after their fifth year. Perhaps that was the source of everything.

He turned his attention to the second entry; this one was far more recent, being it was written only a month ago. The words of this were more ominous and unnerving. Nothing about it left him feeling like there was hope, or the answer he was looking for was something he’d like. The multiple dark drops stained into the page weren’t helping him feel any better either.

“There’s only one way to cure Anne. I will continue my research for alternatives and continue improving the locket for now, but it may be futile in the end. I need to prepare for the worst.”

What did that even mean? Edith knew how to cure Anne, but was trying to find a different way? What was the cure that had her so scared? Part of him wanted to confront her immediately, demanding she cure Anne the very second they found her, but the fact she was looking for an alternative to it was…terrifying. It meant whatever this cure was, even Edith didn’t want to do it unless she absolutely had no other choice.

As the uncomfortable feeling of fear started to tickle the back of his neck and twist his stomach into a know, he noticed another piece of paper under the book, much smaller than the others. A piece of paper with Anne’s handwriting; it was much more frantically written like she was in a panic. All it said was, “Half Faced Ashwinder”. A clue from Anne as to who took her!

Sebastian quickly picked up the note to study it closer; like the answer would present itself more if it was inches from his face. This was definitely Anne’s handwriting but how long did Edith have this note? Where did it even come from? Sebasatian pondered why Anne would write something like this and in such a sloppy manner. If she was writing this, it meant she wanted whoever read it to know. It was important to Anne, and if it was written in haste, she didn’t have much time to write. So perhaps was this half faced ashwinder the reason for Anne’s sudden disappearance?

“She…was kidnapped?” Sebastian came to the realization. He had suspected as much, but this truly confirmed it. Anne was in danger, and they needed to find this half faced ashwinder. He quickly pocketed the note as he turned to leave the room. He had an informant he could reach to see if they had any info on this. Leaving the room, he felt a little more irritated than when he had initially gone in.

How could Edith keep this from them? He understood not trusting them, but this involved the wellbeing of his sister. He and Ominis had every right to know every bit of info she had. Taking a deep breath, he quickly relocked the room. He hoped her only reason for not showing this to them was she hadn’t gotten to it yet. He’d give her a chance, albeit a small one. If what Penny said was true, Edith lived her life the way she did for Anne, so she had to care for Anne. For this one thing, he’d give her the benefit of the doubt.

As he made sure the door was locked once more, he heard the front door forcibly slam open followed by shuffling and quiet discussion. Sounded as if whoever just entered was in a hurry. Quickly Sebastian began to move.

“Ominis must have returned.” Sebastian mumbled as he headed down the stairs. It was only when Ominis started to call out to Edith frantically did something feel even more off. Ominis sounded terrified, and his voice shook. Sebastian immediately skipped steps, rushing to get down faster. Finally turning the corner at the top of the last flight of stairs, his blood ran cold at the sight before him.

Ominis, no longer looking like that overgrown paperboy, was in the foyer of the house in trepidation, appearing like something out of a nightmare. Spanning from his chest to the entirety of his left shoulder was covered in blood, Edith’s blood. Ominis was knelt to the ground, desperately clinging to a very limp and bleeding out Edith. A large angry gash reaching from her right shoulder to her sternum was pouring blood, staining her dark clothes, and painting her white blouse crimson. Her skin was paling while covered in a thin layer of sweat.

Ominis was calling out to her, shaking her gently, but she wasn’t responding.

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Heyo!!!! A new chapter his here!!! Gonna post chapter 6 soon, too, since I know this one didn't have much going!

Also, im thinking of adding this story to Ao3, but the start would be a little different. I want to add a little more hunting of Edith from the boys (͠≖ ͜ʖ͠≖)

Anyways I hope you guys are enjoying this!!

[alexis-royce]

Thoughts on Mask of the Rose? I've been considering buying it for the Pages romance and as the Resident Pages Lover I value your opinion

Pages’ dialogue is very charming, and as you might’ve guessed, I enjoyed getting to spend a little time with it.

That’s the nice stuff I have to say. Rest under the cut.

I can’t, however, give an in-depth review, because I did not enjoy the game. It is designed with rather a lot of systems to engage with, and they very much got in the way of me being able to place myself in London, instead of allowing me to express myself and connect with the cast.

These distinctions might not be important to a lot of players, but in case you share my specific tastes: I would not call this a visual novel; it’s much more in the vein of a time management sim, or an old school IF game. Those are both great genres! But I specifically was really looking forward to a Fallen London game that allowed me to really sink into the world, something that was way less segmented than the browser game. But this is a game that you’re supposed to replay over and over and over, and the player character ends up becoming very disposable, which is not conducive to emotional engagement, for me.

This all uh, really hurts to have to type, and I haven’t talked about it because I don’t want to be a bummer. I hope none of the MotR devs are reading this, because I love that they made a weird little game! There’s literally no other game like it, and that’s rad!

My recommendation is to play the demo. I found the full game to be no more juicy or compelling than the demo, so if the demo gets you excited, you should go for it!

(I did love Pages’ furniture obsession showing up as a kink thing, though. I definitely backed the game for too much on kickstarter, but I am a weak man and Pages sending my MC out to stare a carpenter dead in the face and ask for the upside-down fuck cabinet was almost worth buying the game for.)

(I’m weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaak.)

[wasteremovallondon]

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The Will of James Laurens

Notes:

The handwriting here was incredibly difficult to decipher, so there are lots of gaps below - either words I could not make out at all, or some where I've included my best guess. If you have any corrections or suggestions to offer, please do let me know!

There are no line breaks in the original document, but to make for easier reading, I have added them in where they seemed most fitting.

Although all the other names are given in their English forms, for some reason the name Mary is given in the French form of Marie instead.

Transcript:

In the Name of God so be it on this sixth day of the month of September in the year one thousand seven hundred and eighty two in the afternoon at the City of Vigan diocess of Alais in Languedoc I the undersigned James Laurens a Native and Inhabitant of Charles Town Capital of the State of South Carolina in North America but having been for several years in Languedoc because of my health being at present in an infirm state but of sound understanding and having the use of my Memory I find it necessary to explain my last will and testament and make the [—]

and first I recommend my Soul to God in the name of Jesus Christ and as to my body that it be buried in the most private manner and the least expensive

and as to what relates to my estate I dispose as I think I ought institute in [manner] following first it is my will that my proportion which is two fifth part of the debt in Great Britain in the partnership of Hawkins Petrie and Company be paid therewith the just and lawful Interest unless that an argument can be made with the Auditors to receive the payment in South Carolina

I give to my most dear and beloved wife Marie Laurens an annuity of five hundred pounds sterling during her natural life to be paid regularly every six months in advance in the proportions of two hundred and fifty pounds sterling to commence from the day of my decease and it is my will that all my Real and personal Estate be liable for the payment of the said annuity unless that my Testamentary Executors and Executrices should choose to give her some other security for the payment of the said annuity to the satisfaction of my said wife and in case my said wife shall remain in Europe after my decease it is my will that the said annuity be paid to her at the place of her residence [clear] of all deductions and expenses whatsoever

I give unto my said wife all the money I have at present or that I may have in the hands of Mr William Manning of London and also the sum of five hundred pounds sterling invested for my account in the Consolidated Bank of London in the name of Mr John Savage if those two sums exceed the sum of twelve hundred pounds sterling Madam Laurens shall have a right to receive the whole and she shall render an account of the overplus to the Executors but if the said two sums shall not make twelve hundred pounds sterling then it is my will that my Executors and Executrices or some of them pay the sum that shall be wanting in sterling or in that which shall be equivalent to its full value in sterling

I also give unto my said beloved wife all the plate [—] [—] my wearing apparel table [service] and furniture of every denomination whatsoever whether in France London or America

I also give unto my said wife all and [—] my Male and Female Negroes excepting the female Satira whom I declare free from all servitude whatsoever and I [recommend] it to all my Executors and Executrices to assist the said Negro Woman if she be reduced to poverty or in any other distress

I give unto my dear friend Elizabeth Petrie widow and sister of my dear wife an annuity of fifty pounds sterling payable every six months in advance during her natural life unto my friend Edmond Petrie as a token of my regard an hundred pounds sterling and to each of his Brothers namely Alexander and George fifty pounds sterling and to his sister Marie Petrie fifty pounds sterling

I give unto my dear Brother Henry Laurens as a token of my unalterable friendship and esteem the sum of five hundred pounds sterling and twenty pounds sterling to purchase a Mourning Ring as a remembrance of his Brother

I give unto my dear Niece Martha Laurens as a token of my friendship for her and as an acknowledgement for the service she has rendered to me and my family and for her good and gentle conduct upon all occasions five hundred pounds sterling

I give unto my Nephew Francis Bremar of South Carolina the sum of three hundred and twenty pounds sterling to my Nephew John Bremar two hundred and fifty pounds sterling to my Niece Martha [L—] widow two hundred and fifty pounds sterling

I give unto my dear sister in law Ann Sanders as a token of my friendship and esteem fifty pounds sterling

I give as a mark of my friendship and respect for the memory of my deceased friend Jacob Motte to each of the Children of his last Marriage two hundred pounds sterling

I give unto my worthy friend Isaac Motte as a token of my friendship fifty pounds sterling to my worthy friend Louis Gervais as a token of my friendship fifty pounds sterling

I give three hundred pounds sterling to be distributed amongst my poor relations in such proportion as my Executors and Executrices shall think proper

I give five hundred pounds sterling to be distributed among the poor of South Caroline at the discretion of my Executors and Executrices I give unto the Protestant Church at Vigan fifty pounds sterling and in case that the Roman Catholic Church should pretend to and could possess [herself] of this Legacy It is my will that It shall become void and of none effect

And lastly I give unto my dear Nephew John Laurens to my dear Niece Martha Laurens to my dear Nephew Henry Laurens Junior and unto my dear Niece Marie Eleanor Laurens Minor and unto their Heirs for ever all my [Real] and personal Estate of what kind soever and at what place soever they be situated to be equally shared between them subject nevertheless to the payment of the annuity of five hundred pounds sterling to my wife and as my said Niece Marie Eleanor Laurens is under age her share shall remain in trust in the hands of my said Brother Henry Laurens her father and in case that my said Nephew and Niece Henry Laurens and Marie Eleanor Laurens shall happen to die in their minority it is my will that the share to them here above bequeathed shall go and be divided in equal shares between their Brothers and Sisters who shall survive each as [—] [them]

I nominate for my Executors and Executrices of this my will my Brother Henry Laurens my Wife Marie Laurens my Nephew John Laurens my Niece Martha Laurens and my Nephew Henry Laurens

such is my last will and testamentary disposition which I will that it avail in the best manner it [can] by law which [—] of the difficulty I have to explain myself in french though I understand the Language I have transcribed it in English on an [separate] sheet of paper and Mr Louis Gendre Notary Public of Vigan aforesaid wrote and translated it into French upon this sheet of paper dictated by my dear Niece Martha Laurens and in my presence and that of my dear Wife my dear Nephew Henry Laurens and my dear Niece Marie Eleanor Laurens and the said translation made the said Mr Gendre read over the contents to me distinctly and intelligibly and which I clearly understood and comprehended and I declare that it comprises my will most expressively and it is my will that it be fulfilled after my decease the same as though it had been done at Charlestown the place of my residence even though it should not have all the required formalities In testimony thereof

I have signed my name under the two foregoing pages at the [House] where I reside at Vigan aforesaid on the day and year as above I annul all other wills which I have heretofore made Note the utilization of the words and [—] fifty pounds sterling I give as a mark of my friendship as approved James Laurens

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Movevan: The Best Way to Handle House Removals in London

For reliable, efficient, and punctual house removals in London, Movevan is your go-to service provider. Our team consists of experienced professionals who specialize in both residential and corporate removals, ensuring that every move is smooth and stress-free.

Based in London, Movevan has been serving customers across the UK since 2002, offering competitive prices for top-quality house removals. We pride ourselves on delivering exceptional service, whether you’re relocating within London or anywhere else in the UK.

Our services extend beyond moving; we offer comprehensive packing solutions, including boxes, shrink wraps, bubble wraps, and tapes. Additional packing services are available upon request to meet all your needs.

Movevan also provides specialized tools for dismantling and reassembling furniture, ensuring safe and secure transport. Fragile items are always handled with care, using blankets and padding for protection during transit. For larger moves, we offer 7.5-tonne Luton vans to accommodate more space and make your move as seamless as possible.

Discover more about our exceptional house removal services in London at Movevan.

What Does Movevan’s House Removal Service Include?

At Movevan, we handle every aspect of your move from start to finish—packing, loading, transporting, unloading, and even unpacking your belongings.

Our easy-to-use House Removals calculator gives you an estimated price before you even contact us, helping you plan your move with ease.

As a leading house removals service in London with years of experience, Movevan offers fully insured services, always working to protect our customers' best interests. We are dedicated to executing your house relocation with the utmost care and professionalism.

We provide customized services to meet your specific needs, whether you’re moving within London or anywhere else in the UK. Additionally, Movevan is a licensed waste disposal company, so we can assist you in decluttering your home before your move.

Choose Movevan for a seamless, stress-free house removal experience in London.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a house van cost?

The cost of a house move depends on several factors, including the size of your belongings, the complexity of the move, your specific requirements, and the distance to your new home.

Typically, prices range from £200 to £2,000–£3,000. We can provide a more accurate estimate after conducting a property survey. Alternatively, you can use our house moving calculator to get a clearer idea of the cost for your move.

Can you help if I have trouble dismantling my furniture?    

Absolutely! Our movers come equipped with basic tools and are fully capable of disassembling your furniture if needed. However, please let us know in advance so we can factor this into the schedule and avoid delays in your move.          

Is there anything I need to do before you arrive?

Yes, on the day of your move, it’s important that our team has clear access to your property to load and unload your belongings. Please inform your landlord and neighbors about the move ahead of time. Ensure you have a parking space available; if a parking permit is needed, notify your moving coordinator in advance, and we can arrange it with your local council. Everything should be set up before our arrival to prevent any delays or issues.

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Streamline Your Cleanup with Efficient Scrap Metal Collection in London

In a city as vibrant and busy as London, accumulating scrap metal is common for homeowners, businesses, and construction sites alike. With ongoing renovations, technological upgrades, and general cleanouts, it’s easy for scrap metal to build up, leading to cluttered spaces and potential safety hazards. However, thanks to professional scrap metal collection services, this waste can be removed efficiently and responsibly, promoting environmental sustainability and tidiness. Here, we’ll explore the importance of scrap metal collection in London, how it works, and why it’s a valuable service for both the community and the environment.

What is Scrap Metal Collection?

Scrap metal collection involves the removal and processing of unwanted metal materials from various sources, such as households, offices, construction sites, and industrial facilities. These metals include items like aluminum, copper, steel, iron, brass, and other alloys found in appliances, old furniture, building materials, and even car parts. Professional collection services pick up and transport these materials to recycling facilities, where they are sorted, processed, and eventually repurposed.

Why Scrap Metal Collection is Essential in London

With a high population density and a mix of residential, commercial, and industrial activities, London produces significant amounts of scrap metal. Whether it’s the result of an office renovation, a home cleanout, or a building demolition, disposing of scrap metal responsibly is essential for multiple reasons:

Environmental Benefits: Recycling scrap metal significantly reduces the demand for raw materials, preserving natural resources and reducing energy consumption. Metal recycling requires less energy than mining and processing new materials, thus helping reduce the city’s overall carbon footprint.

Reducing Landfill Waste: Scrap metal is non-biodegradable, meaning it won’t break down naturally over time. If discarded in landfills, it takes up valuable space and can potentially leach toxic chemicals into the soil and groundwater. Scrap metal collection helps prevent metal waste from accumulating in landfills, contributing to a cleaner, more sustainable environment.

Clutter-Free Living and Working Spaces: Accumulated metal waste can take up valuable space, creating disorganized areas in homes, offices, or construction sites. Professional scrap metal collection services free up space, allowing for a cleaner and safer environment.

Economic Value: Metal has intrinsic value, and recycling facilities often compensate for certain types of metals like copper and aluminum. Professional collectors know how to sort and identify metals for optimal recycling value, benefiting both clients and the economy.

How Scrap Metal Collection Works

Professional scrap metal collection services in London follow a systematic approach to ensure efficiency and proper disposal. Here’s a breakdown of the typical process:

Assessment and Quote: After contacting a scrap metal collection service, clients receive an assessment, either over the phone or through an on-site visit. This step helps determine the type, volume, and condition of the scrap metal, allowing the company to provide a fair and accurate quote.

Collection and Removal: Once the terms are agreed upon, a team of professionals arrives to collect the scrap metal. With specialized equipment and vehicles, they ensure safe handling and transportation of items, including bulky or hazardous materials.

Sorting and Processing: After collection, the scrap metal is taken to a recycling facility, where it is sorted according to type and quality. Proper sorting is crucial, as different metals require different recycling processes. For instance, aluminum, copper, and steel each have unique melting points and recycling techniques.

Recycling and Repurposing: Once sorted, the metal is processed for recycling. At this stage, the scrap metal is cleaned, melted down, and reshaped for reuse. This recycled metal can then be used to manufacture new products, minimizing the need for new raw materials.

Types of Scrap Metal Commonly Collected in London

Scrap metal collection services in London typically handle a wide range of materials. Here are some common types of scrap metal they collect:

Ferrous Metals: Including iron and steel, which are common in construction materials, appliances, and automotive parts.

Non-Ferrous Metals: Such as aluminum, copper, and brass. These metals are found in everything from wiring and electronics to pipes and household items.

Precious Metals: While less common in everyday collections, some services handle precious metals like gold and silver, often found in electronic components and specialty items.

Each metal type has its own recycling process, with non-ferrous metals like copper and aluminum being highly valuable due to their durability and versatility in new manufacturing.

Benefits of Using a Professional Scrap Metal Collection Service

Choosing a professional scrap metal collection service in London offers many advantages:

Convenience and Efficiency: Handling scrap metal can be time-consuming and physically demanding. A professional service manages all aspects of collection, including heavy lifting, transportation, and cleanup.

Proper Disposal and Recycling: Scrap metal collectors have established partnerships with recycling facilities, ensuring that all materials are recycled responsibly. This ensures that clients comply with environmental standards and avoid fines associated with improper disposal.

Safety: Scrap metal can be hazardous, especially sharp or heavy items. Professional collectors are equipped to handle these risks safely, protecting both clients and their property.

Maximizing Recycling Value: Experienced collection services know how to sort metals for optimal recycling value. By identifying valuable materials like copper and aluminum, they can often offer competitive compensation or offset collection costs.

Eco-Friendly Practices: Reliable scrap metal collection companies follow strict environmental practices, contributing to sustainable waste management in London and supporting the city’s commitment to reducing its ecological footprint.

Choosing the Right Scrap Metal Collection Service in London

When selecting a scrap metal collection service, it’s essential to consider factors such as reliability, environmental practices, and experience. Here’s what to look for:

Reputation and Reviews: Choose a service with a strong reputation and positive reviews. Companies with a proven track record are more likely to provide efficient and trustworthy service.

Transparent Pricing: Look for a company that offers clear, upfront pricing, so you know what to expect from the start.

Commitment to Sustainability: Select a provider that prioritizes eco-friendly practices, including partnerships with certified recycling facilities and responsible waste management.

Professionalism: Opt for a service that employs trained professionals with the proper equipment to ensure safe and efficient scrap metal removal.

Final Thoughts

Scrap metal collection in London plays an essential role in maintaining clean, safe, and sustainable spaces. By choosing professional services, residents and businesses can declutter their properties, support environmental initiatives, and contribute to the city’s recycling efforts. With companies like Daniel P Scrap Dealer, scrap metal collection has become a convenient and responsible choice, making it easy to dispose of unwanted metal items while protecting London’s environment. Whether for a one-time cleanout or ongoing collection needs, professional scrap metal services ensure efficient, eco-conscious disposal for the modern urban landscape.

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Man and Van Belgravia: Your Ultimate Moving Solution

Moving can often feel like navigating a labyrinth—stressful, overwhelming, and full of unexpected twists and turns. But fear not! If you're looking for a reliable way to handle your moving needs in Belgravia, a man and van service is your answer. This guide will take you through everything you need to know about "Man and Van Belgravia," from its benefits to choosing the right service. So, grab a cup of coffee, and let’s dive in!

What is a Man and Van Service?

A man and van service is a convenient moving option that pairs a vehicle with a skilled driver to assist with transporting your belongings. Think of it as having a buddy with a truck who can help you move—except this buddy is a professional! Whether you're moving from one apartment to another, shifting offices, or just need to haul a few items, this service can make your life significantly easier.

Why Choose a Man and Van in Belgravia?

Belgravia is one of London’s most charming neighborhoods, filled with beautiful architecture and vibrant streets. When it comes to moving within such a picturesque area, opting for a man and van service can simplify the process. Here are a few compelling reasons to choose this service:

Flexibility: Unlike traditional moving companies, man and van services offer more flexible scheduling and can often accommodate last-minute moves.

Cost-Effective: Typically, this service is more affordable than full-service moving companies. You pay only for the vehicle and the driver’s time, making it a budget-friendly option.

Personalized Service: With man and van services, you receive more personalized attention. The driver is often involved in the packing and loading process, ensuring your belongings are handled with care.

Services Offered by Man and Van Companies

Man and van companies in Belgravia provide a range of services tailored to meet your needs. Here are some common offerings:

1. Residential Moves

Whether you’re moving across the street or to a different neighborhood, residential moving services help transport your personal items safely.

2. Office Relocations

Moving a business? A man and van service can help you transition to your new office without disrupting operations.

3. Furniture Delivery

If you've purchased new furniture and need assistance getting it home, man and van services are an excellent option.

4. Waste Removal

Some companies offer disposal services for unwanted items, making decluttering a breeze.

5. Packing Services

Many providers can help pack your belongings securely, ensuring everything arrives in one piece.

How to Choose the Right Man and Van Service

Choosing the right service is crucial for a smooth move. Here are some tips to help you make an informed decision:

1. Research and Reviews

Start by researching different companies in Belgravia. Look for customer reviews and testimonials to gauge their reputation.

2. Get Multiple Quotes

Reach out to several companies for quotes. This will give you a sense of the average costs and help you spot any discrepancies.

3. Verify Credentials

Ensure the company is licensed and insured. This is essential for protecting your belongings during the move.

4. Inquire About Experience

Ask about the company’s experience with similar moves. An experienced team can anticipate challenges and provide effective solutions.

5. Check Availability

Confirm that the company can accommodate your moving schedule, especially if you have specific time constraints.

Tips for Preparing for Your Move

Preparation is key to a successful move. Here are some steps to ensure you're ready:

1. Create a Moving Checklist

List all the tasks you need to complete before moving day, including packing, changing addresses, and organizing utilities.

2. Sort Your Belongings

Decide what to keep, sell, or donate. This will reduce the number of items to move and streamline the packing process.

3. Label Your Boxes

Clearly label all boxes with their contents and the room they belong in. This will make unpacking much easier.

4. Inform Relevant Parties

Notify your landlord, utility providers, and any other relevant parties about your move to avoid any last-minute surprises.

Packing Tips for a Smooth Move

Packing can be daunting, but with a few strategies, it can become manageable:

1. Use Quality Packing Materials

Invest in sturdy boxes, bubble wrap, and packing tape. Quality materials will protect your items during transport.

2. Pack Room by Room

Focus on one room at a time. This prevents confusion and helps you keep track of what’s been packed.

3. Don’t Overpack Boxes

Avoid making boxes too heavy. It’s better to use multiple lighter boxes than one heavy box that’s hard to lift.

4. Keep Essentials Accessible

Pack a separate box with essentials you'll need right away, such as toiletries, clothes, and important documents.

Understanding Costs: What to Expect

The cost of a man and van service can vary based on several factors. Here’s what to consider:

1. Distance

The longer the distance, the higher the cost. Be clear about your starting point and destination when getting quotes.

2. Volume of Items

The amount of furniture and belongings you have will impact the total price. More items may require a larger vehicle or additional trips.

3. Time Required

If your move takes longer than expected, you may incur additional charges. Be realistic about how long the move will take.

4. Additional Services

If you opt for packing, loading, or disposal services, be sure to inquire about any extra costs associated with these services.

Insurance: Why It Matters

When moving, ensuring your belongings are protected is essential. Here’s why insurance is crucial:

1. Protection Against Damage

Accidents can happen during a move. Having insurance ensures you are compensated if anything gets damaged.

2. Peace of Mind

Knowing that your items are insured can alleviate the stress of moving. You can focus on settling into your new home instead.

3. Understanding Coverage Options

Ask your man and van service about their insurance policies and what coverage is included in their price. You might also consider purchasing additional coverage for valuable items.

Moving Day: What to Expect

The big day is finally here! Here’s what you can anticipate:

1. Arrival of the Van

The driver will arrive at your location, ready to help load your items. Make sure to have everything packed and accessible.

2. Loading the Van

The team will efficiently load your belongings into the van, ensuring everything is secured for transport.

3. Transporting Your Belongings

Enjoy the ride! The driver will take you to your new home, navigating the best routes in Belgravia.

4. Unloading at Your New Home

Once you arrive, the team will help unload and place your items where you want them.

Post-Move Checklist: Settling In

Congratulations on your move! Now it's time to settle in. Here’s a checklist to help you get started:

1. Unpack Essentials First

Begin by unpacking your essential items. This includes toiletries, kitchen supplies, and clothing for the next few days.

2. Set Up Utilities

Ensure your utilities are up and running. Contact service providers if you experience any issues.

3. Explore Your New Neighborhood

Take some time to walk around Belgravia. Familiarize yourself with local shops, parks, and amenities.

4. Connect with Neighbors

Reach out to your new neighbors. Building relationships in your community can make settling in more enjoyable.

Customer Experiences: Real Stories

Many people have benefited from man and van services in Belgravia. Here are a couple of testimonials:

Sarah from Belgravia: “I was dreading my move, but the man and van service I chose made it so easy! They were prompt, friendly, and handled all my belongings with care.”

John, a Small Business Owner: “I had to relocate my office quickly, and the man and van service came to my rescue. They were professional and helped me get everything set up in no time!”

Conclusion: The Best Moving Experience Awaits

Moving doesn’t have to be a daunting task. You can enjoy a seamless transition to your new home with the right man and van service in Belgravia. Remember to do your research, prepare adequately, and choose a reliable company. The journey ahead is exciting, and with a little help, you’ll be unpacking and settling into your new space in no time!

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What does a man and van service include?

A man and van service typically includes transportation of your belongings, assistance with loading and unloading, and optional packing services.

2. How much does it cost to hire a man and van in Belgravia?

Costs vary based on distance, volume of items, and additional services. It's best to get quotes from multiple companies.

3. Can I hire a man and van for short-distance moves?

Absolutely! Man and van services are ideal for both short and long-distance moves.

4. Do I need to provide packing materials?

Most companies will provide packing materials, but it’s always best to confirm this when booking your service.

5. How do I prepare for moving day?

Create a moving checklist, pack your belongings ahead of time, and ensure that everything is accessible for the movers on the day.

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🪑 10 Easy Ways for London Furniture Removal and Office Waste Disposal 🌿

Discover the best methods for London furniture removal! From recycling and donations to hiring professionals, ensure eco-friendly office waste disposal. ♻️🗑️

🔗Read more here👉 https://blogiefy.com/london-furniture-removal-office-waste-disposal/

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Rubbish Removal London

RubbishRemoval.co.uk offers a comprehensive rubbish removal service across London, covering household, commercial, and construction waste. We provide eco-friendly, same-day services for a variety of needs such as furniture disposal, house clearance, and garden waste removal.

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Office Relocation Services in London by Movevan

Relocating an office is a major operation that involves careful planning, organization, and execution. Whether you're upgrading to a larger space, downsizing, or simply moving to a more convenient location, an office move can impact your business significantly. Ensuring a smooth transition is key to minimizing disruption and maintaining productivity.

At Movevan, we specialize in offering professional office relocation services in London. With years of experience handling commercial moves of all sizes, we know exactly what it takes to relocate your office efficiently and seamlessly. In this comprehensive guide, we'll cover what office removals are, the services we offer, how to manage a successful office move, and why Movevan is the best choice for your office relocation in London.

What Are Office Removals?

Office removals refer to the process of moving a business or office from one location to another. This type of relocation is more complex than residential moves, as it involves the transport of office furniture, IT equipment, documents, and other essential business assets. The goal of office removals is to move everything to the new location without disrupting day-to-day operations or damaging any assets.

Key components of an office move typically include:

Packing and organizing office equipment

Disassembling and reassembling furniture

Careful handling of IT and telecommunications equipment

Transportation of items to the new location

Unpacking and setting up the new office space

Managing waste disposal or recycling of old office items

Office relocations can vary in scale, from small office moves to large-scale corporate relocations involving multiple departments. The more comprehensive and organized the move, the less downtime your business will experience.

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The Ultimate Guide to Selling Scrap Metal in London

London, a bustling metropolis, is not just a hub for culture and commerce but also a city where recycling and sustainability are gaining prominence. One way to contribute to this green movement is by selling scrap metal. Whether you’re a business owner with industrial waste or a homeowner with old appliances, selling scrap metal in London can be both environmentally beneficial and profitable. This guide will walk you through everything you need to know about selling scrap metal in the capital city.

Why Sell Scrap Metal?

The importance of recycling scrap metal cannot be overstated. Recycling metal saves raw materials, reduces energy consumption, and cuts down on greenhouse gas emissions. For instance, recycling aluminum saves up to 95% of the energy required to produce new aluminum from raw materials. Moreover, selling scrap metal can provide you with a steady stream of income, especially if you frequently come across metal waste. The UK government has also implemented stricter regulations on waste disposal, making recycling an attractive option for businesses and individuals alike.

Types of Scrap Metal You Can Sell

Before diving into the selling process, it’s essential to understand the types of scrap metal you can sell. Scrap metals are generally categorized into two types: ferrous and non-ferrous metals.

1. Ferrous Metals

Ferrous metals contain iron and are magnetic. They include steel, cast iron, and wrought iron. These metals are commonly found in construction materials, automobiles, and appliances. Although ferrous metals are typically less valuable than non-ferrous metals, they are abundant and still fetch a decent price.

2. Non-Ferrous Metals

Non-ferrous metals do not contain iron and are non-magnetic. These include aluminum, copper, brass, lead, and zinc. Non-ferrous metals are generally more valuable than ferrous metals due to their properties and wide range of uses. For example, copper is highly sought after due to its excellent conductivity, making it a staple in electrical wiring and plumbing.

Where to Find Scrap Metal in London

Finding scrap metal in London is easier than you might think. Below are some common sources:

1. Household Items

Many household items contain valuable metals. Old appliances, electronics, and even furniture can be a source of scrap metal. For example, washing machines and refrigerators contain steel, while old pipes and electrical wiring contain copper.

2. Construction Sites

Construction and demolition sites are gold mines for scrap metal. Steel beams, wiring, plumbing, and metal roofing materials are often discarded and can be recycled. If you have connections in the construction industry, it might be worth asking if you can collect any scrap metal from their projects.

3. Automotive Shops

Car repair shops often have scrap metal from old car parts. Engines, transmissions, and even car batteries contain valuable metals like aluminum and lead.

4. Public Recycling Centers

Some public recycling centers in London accept scrap metal. While they may not pay as much as specialized scrap metal dealers, they are a convenient option for smaller quantities of metal.

How to Sell Scrap Metal in London

Now that you know where to find scrap metal, the next step is selling it. Here's a step-by-step guide:

1. Sort and Clean Your Scrap

The first step is to sort your scrap metal into ferrous and non-ferrous categories. Most scrap metal dealers in London will pay more for clean, sorted metal. Additionally, removing any non-metal components, such as plastic or rubber, can increase the value of your scrap.

2. Find a Scrap Metal Dealer

London has numerous scrap metal dealers, each offering different prices. It's a good idea to shop around and compare prices before committing to a dealer. Some of the well-known scrap metal dealers in London include EMR Metal Recycling, London Scrap Metal, and Metal Recycling London Ltd.

3. Check the Dealer's License

In the UK, it’s illegal to buy or sell scrap metal without a license. Ensure the dealer you choose is licensed by the Environment Agency. This guarantees that they operate legally and adhere to environmental regulations.

4. Know the Current Market Prices

Scrap metal prices fluctuate based on supply and demand. Before selling your scrap, check the current market prices for different metals. Websites like Scrap Metal Prices London and Scrap Metal Dealers provide up-to-date pricing information.

5. Transportation

If you have a large quantity of scrap metal, you may need to arrange transportation to the dealer. Some scrap metal dealers in London offer collection services, which can save you time and effort. However, if you're transporting the scrap yourself, ensure that it's properly secured to avoid accidents.

6. Get Paid

Most scrap metal dealers pay by weight, so your metal will be weighed upon arrival. Once the metal is weighed and graded, you’ll be paid according to the current market price. Due to UK regulations, scrap metal dealers are not allowed to pay in cash, so expect to be paid via bank transfer or cheque.

Legal Considerations

Selling scrap metal in London comes with legal obligations. The Scrap Metal Dealers Act 2013 regulates the industry to combat metal theft and ensure proper recycling practices. Here are some key points to remember:

Identification: You must provide valid identification when selling scrap metal. This can be a passport, driver’s license, or another government-issued ID.

Record Keeping: Dealers are required to keep detailed records of all transactions, including the seller’s ID and the type and quantity of metal sold.

Final Thoughts

Selling scrap metal in London is a smart way to declutter, contribute to environmental sustainability, and make some extra cash. By understanding the types of metals you can sell, knowing where to find them, and choosing a reputable dealer, you can maximize your profits and help keep London green. Whether you’re a business owner or just someone looking to recycle old items, the scrap metal industry in London offers opportunities for everyone.