A bed mission that was exactly as described, which was a welcome relief. Having been warmly greeted by Mr P's daughter, she showed us the bed that needed dismantling and removing, and where the best spot was to leave it outside for the council pickup, and we quickly got to work.

Armed with sets of allen keys, Anne and I soon had the mattress base removed, and the sides unscrewed so that we had a series of flat pieces ready to move out, along with a remarkably manoeuvarable mattress, and it was then just a short walk to the designated disposal point where we leant everything against a conveniently placed wall. We declined the kind offer of pasta that Mr P's daughter had bubbling away, and refreshed with a glass of water we bid our farewells - another bed mission successfully ticked.

A repeat medicine bag pick up and drop off for Miss S from the Royal Docks Pharmacy - I even remembered the shortest route this time, so all went exactly as planned.

Ms S gave me clear instructions on where she needed her four parcels taken to for delivery - one to be Yodel'd at the (aptly named) Late Late Store just down the hill, for which all went smoothly, and then the other three to be Evri'd at Tesco in Hampstead, which didn't...

The technology let us down as the barcode scanner there couldn't read the printed labels already on the packages, so Ms S had to send me the codes on the phone (which then did work), but the final package needed its QR code scanning and a separate label printed off and seemingly no-one (Tesco, Ryman, BP Garage) in the neighbourhood had a working machine to do that...and so it was that I eventually conceded defeat and rang Ms S's doorbell once more to return this one package...but at least three are on their way.