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It frames your legal rights as a tenant not just what's in the written document so worth reviewing and / or getting Citizens Advice guidance.
Depending on how much the deposit is, it may be best to figure an exit strategy as the LL and agent sound crap.
Also, make notes of time and dates of the fuck up's and take time stamped photo's.
Change the locks.
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Hi all - with a 5-year old boy who seems to be very keen on making various things in the kitchen I would like to try making bread with him. Any recommendations on a simple loaf recipe that i can bake with what can be found in the supermarket (assuming said supermarket had all the baking shelves intact)? Thanks all - some good looking loaves in here.
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Not sure how much of this was gravely in Cornwall but maybe worth checking - https://www.theracingcollective.com/gbduro.html
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One of the principles of a lease is that the tenant has "quite enjoyment" of the space that the lease covers. Having decorators in the house does not constitute quite enjoyment and even less so if you can not even occupy at the same time. LL can not charge you rent if you do not have the benefits that that the lease automatically provides to the tenants. They either cover your additional costs for the time you are out or you don't pay rent.
If it's not done yet, change the locks.