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if you've already told the HMRC that you need to self-assess, you need to complete the form online by the 31st Jan, or incur penalties.
If you haven't, you can defer your SEIS relief until next year. I would recommend that course of action as it's pretty late in the game now to get registered/activated on HMRC to self assess for this year.
If you have registered to self assess and have not yet done so, you will have gotten a letter through the post reminding you to do it by the 31st Jan. Follow the steps in that letter to get your activation code etc - do this now, as it takes up to 7 days to get your activation code.
In the meantime, gather together all of your relevant information (P60s, any interest from bank accounts, SEIS form, etc).
Once you have everything together and have your activation you can do your return. Mine was very straightforward (single employer, PAYE, a few other investments) and took about 15 minutes to complete. Just follow the instructions really.

if you do decide to cut rebates, why don't you use the table router? just clamp a fence with dimensions equal to the rebate you want to cut. The distance from fence to cutter is the same as your shelf height. then the next rebate is cut by placing the previous over the fence. simples

yeah. use unetbootin to make a live usb stick, change your boot order in your bios.

yeah, i might take the body. split prices?

My SEIS3 from the initial round arrived yesterday.

The link above ^^ talks mostly about the requirements for the company rather than the investor.

The below links are a bit more useful for investors, about how to claim relief.

http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/manuals/vcmmanual/VCM35160.htm
http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/manuals/sammanual/SAM121405.htm

I also want it, if David falls through.

anyone want a free ceiling mounted hoist? never installed. originally £5 from lidl. pm me if interested.

edit: now gone.

apart from this, there has never been any reason to have it logged in since the inbox is always empty. I guess I'm just accustomed to not needing to log in to it.

Slightly off topic, but I find login with persona a bit clunky.
I'm always logged in to gmail/google with my primary gmail address, but I use a secondary gmail address for forums (and now for microcosm). I use POP3 to check my secondary email address via my primary, and have various filters in place to only see the good stuff, so I never log in to secondary directly.
When I try to log in to microcosm via persona, it throws a wobble because I'm not logged in with my secondary address. It wants me to logout of my primary, which isn't going to happen.

A way around this is to use 'Add Account' in gmail to add my secondary account, so that I'm logged in to both at the same time. I'd rather not do that, as it sort of defeats the purpose of having the secondary address.

Am I unique in this, or is this just something to live with?

VB addressing this question, from this thread, some weeks ago.

http://www.lfgss.com/thread108508-3.html#post3710147

bump for price drops, mostly free now before it goes in the bin

simply put,

First round: 10% of the company was sold for £50,000. total valuation: £500,000
Second round: an additional 5% of the company is being sold for £100,000. new valuation: £2,000,000.
so shares purchased in the first round are now worth about 4x more than when you bought them.

I'm afraid all I can offer is evening pick ups from herne hill or post - chainring postage is £1.10 for 2nd class.

building communities, online

that's much better. the fact that it's on a computer is largely for convenience rather than being integral to the end goal of building a interest-based, relevant network.

relevance (lack thereof) is something that i hear facebook users moan about, so that may provide a valid contrast. where you may have facebook friends that you had common interests/experiences with at some point in the past, your microcosm networks will always be relevant to your interests, and if your interests change, make a new microcosm.

#halfmoonlake

how has this not sold yet? have a bump

re: subscriptions, it would be nice to be able to filter the subscribed threads, particularly to see activity on threads that I've started (eg for sale threads), at a glance.

Recommendations for decent places to buy coffee beans in the Herne Hill / Brixton area?

volcano are good about roast dates etc but can be a bit spendy

anything with 144 BCD, which is the track/njs standard. so sugino 75s, omniums, planet x, etc.

rear wheel sold, MOAR price drops on the chainrings

some photos of the damage to the rear wheel added, plus price drops

DIbs dented rear wheel if you don't mind posting. Sending pm now.

that's fine, got your pm. I likely won't be able to send until the weekend, so i'll put up a photo of the damage in the meantime. anyone know how much it costs to ship a wheel in the UK?

Is the left hand pre-tension crank bolt thing on number 15 in good condition? That is, not rounded off or anything?

sorry, it's awol. original post updated to reflect that