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Moving Out #31
Posted by Viv Wilson on 5th April 2020 in Growing Up In a Stately Home | hoar cross hall,ferrari,burton on trent,electronics engineer,estate agent,only fools and horses,antiques,go-karting
...d been on holiday and had arrived home unable to get into their house. The neighbour had taken a note of our company name off the van as she thought it odd that we were there and that’s how we found out that Gavin had gone to the wrong address!
Apparently the road was quite a long one and halfway along it changed names – Gavin had gone to the wrong half! Luckily for us the couple saw the funny side of it and the Police informed us that they couldn’t really charge us for breaking and entering with the intent to change a lock! Their only concern was that the couple had left a window open and someone had managed to break in. We gave them their new set of key...
Moving Out #34
Posted by Viv Wilson on 31st January 2021 in Growing Up In a Stately Home | hoar cross hall,Auction,go-karting,antiques,burton on trent,Ferrari
...d been on holiday and had arrived home unable to get into their house. The neighbour had taken a note of our company name off the van as she thought it odd that we were there and that’s how we found out that Gavin had gone to the wrong address!
Apparently the road was quite a long one and halfway along it changed names – Gavin had gone to the wrong half! Luckily for us the couple saw the funny side of it and the Police informed us that they couldn’t really charge us for breaking and entering with the intent to change a lock! Their only concern was that the couple had left a window open and someone had managed to break in. We gave them their new set of key...
Moving Out #29
Posted by Viv Wilson on 29th November 2021 in Growing Up In a Stately Home | hoar cross hall,Meynell,go-karting,antiques,Derby,Ferrari,Burton-on-Trent,Police
...d been on holiday and had arrived home unable to get into their house. The neighbour had taken a note of our company name off the van as she thought it odd that we were there and that’s how we found out that Gavin had gone to the wrong address!
Apparently the road was quite a long one and halfway along it changed names – Gavin had gone to the wrong half! Luckily for us the couple saw the funny side of it and the Police informed us that they couldn’t really charge us for breaking and entering with the intent to change a lock! Their only concern was that the couple had left a window open and someone had managed to break in. We gave them their new set of key...