The Passport photograph requirements seem to have been drawn up by a committee of people just wanting to make life difficult for us.
Is it still true that you have to remove your spectacles?

Quote: Frantone wrote in post #16

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The Passport photograph requirements seem to have been drawn up by a committee of people just wanting to make life difficult for us.
Is it still true that you have to remove your spectacles?

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Names Randa, not kelvin.

Are you comparing your Wife to Minnie Mouse?????

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With regard to the lightbulb saga, I would go to a proper electrical dealer where pro electricians get their supplies.
They seem very helpful if you come clean and explain what you're after they seem reasonably keen enough to keep you as a customer, coming back for more rather than rip you off. Our local one has a Wickes right opposite and prices were very similar but you get what you want, they even plugged in some light bulbs for me to show how bright they were, and you just ask for what you want rather than wandering around looking for what you're not sure about, and then finding that either they don't have any stock or the box is empty.
There that's my rant for the day!
We have also lost our local B&Q, partly I believe purely because a lot of the stock was pilfered and nobody about to ask.

Where can I get a batch of really big, really sticky labels that I can write a gentle reminder about parking etiquette on, that I can leave for them?

Write on the screen with a wax crayon, almost impossible to completely remove.

Back to light bulbs ( yeah, I know bulbs annoys electricians) I also bought job lots of incandescent lamps ranging from 40W to 100W, bayonet and screw.

My energy supplier is very happy ;)

As Eribanaut says, go online and search for industrial or heavy duty bulbs as they haven't been banned by the EU.