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Thanks all for the advice. After a year of trying to sort things out we have finally been granted universal credit, and we have survived our personal shtf. Three months food was only just enough but we have now restocked. Will definitely help out the orgs that helped us now. Just looking for somewhe...

Hi all. Haven't posted in years. Long story short, my wife got forced out of work for being a mum and I'm up the creek with my job. Waiting for benefits so we earn less than 800 a month. 160 on transport to work. 650 rent and council tax. Can't get child care. So housing advice needed. Have genuinel...

will waiting for it to oxidise help? additional Oxigen combines with the hydrogen, which is what makes a solution an acid. boiling breakes some of the bonds between the H and O, that's the bubbles, released O2. just thinking logically here, pass the water between 2 containers for a while improves th...

Am I right in assuming you're younger than me spare tyre? ( I'm late forties). Still the younger generation can beat me hands down at wiping out zombies or driving high speed sports cars or piloting spaceships or a million and one other things on a computer screen :lol: yeah, very late teens. it wo...

It frustrates me that my generation just don't care. I can cook, garden, grow food, carpentry, bush craft, metal work, brew, first aid, natural mediciens light fire, identify coastal foods (from home) plan, bassically survive. most youth can't even look after their bank account. its sad.

reconoisance, making sure I know my area and how to travel on foot. Don't want to be caught out if public transport goes down. Also found out it is pretty hard to travle on foot between cities and large towns, bloody motorways.

hey, found this site recently and I believe it good to be part of a community for support. I'm 19 and used to be a cadet, which got me into survivalism. Genuinlly believe shtf in at most 10 years, starting to prep, hunting and fishing may not be an option