As I am now retired, I am rejoicing in any interest rate rise. Still got to wait two years for my state pension though, despite paying non stop for 47 years. Too much griping in the media about mortgages going up by two Pret sandwiches a month. Conveniently ignoring house prices, these low interest ...

I’ll post it to Bob on Monday.

This is what the forum is about guys helping each other , thanks alot guys , if it can be done in the UK and brought over with DMB that would be smashing and ill pay any costs incured Cheers Phil No problem if someone gets it to me I can bring it with me , I think I've got something to deliver to y...

herman wrote: ↑Thu Aug 02, 2018 5:47 pm It can be sent here or Diggermanbob?

Are you seeing a Phil soon then?
It seems a lot of postage money for a possibly useless item?

Doesn’t look like it can go to France Bob.

Not wishing to teach you how to suck eggs David but I send parcels all over UK and Europe nearly everyday as part of my job. If that screen will go into a box whose length, width and depth combined do not exceed 90cms and whose weight does not exceed 1.9 kgs then you can send it via Royal Mail 'cli...

I’ll try and get it off in the morning Phil.

I’ll pm you my email address.

You could possibly make up some tapered plastic or rubber blocks to hold it in position?

I’ve looked on Parcel2go and £20 should cover it and might leave me £3 or so. Assuming their basic quotes are correct.

Is it worth it for a broken screen? Up to (either of) you.
I guess it’s cheaper for the uk bowber.

First look but not accurately measured or weighed on Parcelforce is £25.14
I’ll try Hermes next.

Thanks chaps.
Shall we keep the conversation on here for now?

I’ll weigh it up and see what it might cost.