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It seems Lime and Forest are drinking in the last-chance saloon in Islington.... https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5yj6xy7n68o Council puts hire bike operators on 'last warning' Islington Council has said e-bike hire companies Lime and Forest are on their "last warning" to tackle dangerous parking and poor rider behaviour - or face losing permission to operate in the borough.
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AKJ_Lyndhurst replied to AKJ_Lyndhurst's topic in For Sale & Items Offered
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In your mind maybe, but the conclusion of the report has not has it? It clearly concluded that LTNs were not the drivers of lower car use didn't it? So, you can look at that report and argue until the cows come home about whether it was incomplete, buried, too technical for the general public, no longer funded...blah, blah, blah. It doesn't matter - the point is that the report did not support a narrative TFL would be happy to see made public (TFL basically admits as much in the FoI exchanges) - do you agree with that? I can guarantee you that if the report did say that LTNs do reduce car use TFL would have encouraged UoW to publish it and you would have read all about it in a Peter Walker "exclusive";-). This is the problem with activist research - if the paymaster doesn't like the narrative then they won't put it out and it happens in every industry. The other side of the argument of course is they are using tools available to them to flag the reality of how some organisations and public bodies are hiding things from the public as it doesn't suit their narrative. I think it's known as holding them to account. It's why we have FoI's because so much has been hidden/buried in the past across a wide range of subjects.
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Collection of Paw Patrol cars/trucks - £10
cath_r replied to cath_r's topic in The Family Room Classifieds
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Perhaps they would run into the issue that Lambeth had if they put it on the Rye - maybe they would need planning permission for change of use if more than 28 days of permitted development are used up for all the other events plus this. So perhaps emphasising that the two areas are distinct from each other actually helps the council.
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I think the council could make more of that too. Sell a ticketed event with a local celebrity turning the lights on, followed by a street party with christmas carols and a christmas pop song cover band.
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When we had lots of rubble to dispose of, we hired a zip an and took it. Didn't have to pay, but they don't allow vans in Sundays from memory - Today
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Any chance that either you or Rocks could address even one of the questions I've asked before constantly posing new ones? I'm against any more parking on Lordship Lane, but I don't know that is what's been proposed. I would like some parking removed to allow for pavement widening and perhaps slight widening of the carriageway. This would improve the experience for shoppers and speed up buses. I would also like to see 24/7 bus lanes and enforcement of them (they are regularly blocked by people parked in 'loading' bays). Interestingly, this aligns with the recommendations in the Travel Watch report. Do you support the recommendations made by Travel Watch? And what is it you're actually calling for re. cycle lanes? Do we want them removed? Do you welcome the increases in people cycling, or do you think it's a negative development?
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A Southwark resident in a car can go with bags of rubble but a builders van usually needs to pay so your choice. -
The Telegraph and the other right wing media, do they hate Britain?
Jenijenjen replied to malumbu's topic in The Lounge
Trump said in his disgusting Truth Social post that Rob Reiner died as a result of suffering from Trump Derangement Syndrome. The person who suffers the most from this is Trump himself and it might just do for him. -
I would add that the significantly increased event structure of last year, with trackway everywhere as well as the huge metal barriers, completely changes the feel of the park. I agree with Fishboy that there is a convenient blending of park with the Common, to give the impression that only a small section is used. I still do not understand why this event cannot be moved wholesale to the Common. It would be closer to transport hubs and all other events seem to take place on the Common.
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Bringing this all down to local level, what are your thoughts on the Council's desire to introduce CPZ but also to 'balance' the parking needs of shoppers in cars with those of local residents? They have proposed preserving and possibly increasing visitor parking on Lordship Lane in order to support shoppers in cars and also local businesses. Given the clamour now that it is necessary to remove parking on LL to speed up buses, do you think the Council's CPZ proposition was a cynical and dishonest manoeuvre?
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We’re expanding our team at Casa Core and hiring Experienced and confident Front of House staff! We’re looking for a warm, proactive, and organised individual to join our team as Front of House at our premium boutique wellness studio in East Dulwich. This is a client-facing role at the heart of our community, ideal for someone who is passionate about wellness, enjoys working in a fast-paced environment, and thrives on delivering exceptional service. Key Responsibilities: Customer Service: Greet clients with a warm and friendly, professional attitude and provide outstanding service in person and via email. Class Bookings: Manage bookings, cancellations, and inquiries using our booking system (Momence). Social Media Content: Capture and curate images/videos throughout the day for use on Instagram, highlighting classes, community events, and the studio vibe. Reception & Admin: Oversee studio administrative tasks including managing emails, schedules, teacher cover and keeping our booking system up to date. Studio Maintenance: Ensure the studio remains clean, well-stocked, and beautifully presented throughout the day and in preparation for the following day. Retail Support: Support sales of wellness products and confidently promote class packs and memberships to students. Client Support: Help clients with questions about memberships, class bookings, and class offerings. Community Engagement: Foster strong relationships with our clients, getting to know our community on a first name basis and helping promote workshops, special offers, memberships and community events. Problem-Solving: Tactfully address any client issues to ensure a smooth, enjoyable studio experience. Please send your CV to [email protected] to apply! We’d love to hear from you 🤎 -
3 seater for sale Comfy sofa, good condition, non-smokers. Getting rid of it to make space for a sofa bed, otherwise nothing wrong with its. To collect from SE22 or we can recommend our local man with a van. £100 -
The Telegraph and the other right wing media, do they hate Britain?
Sephiroth replied to malumbu's topic in The Lounge
So - after spending weeks lying about everyone else, not to mention yesterday’s disgusting comments about Rob Reiner, Trump is officially suing BBC for 10 billion the gall of that creature. And anyone who defends him. He cares nothing about “truth” Telegraph/guardian/times all reporting 10 billion. However in bbc news they are saying 5. Hmmmmm -
£30 - only used twice as too big for our house and taking up cupboard space. It’s over the 30 days return policy. RRP: £84. Photo of my original order below. collection Calton avenue -
The Micro Scooter Green Balance Bike is an adjustable bike designed for children aged 18 months and above. Made from durable aluminium, it features a flat bar handlebar and 8-inch wheels, making it easy for kids to balance and practice riding. Ideal for little ones looking to develop their balance and coordination skills before transitioning to a pedal bike. This has hardly been used so in very good condition. £10. -
6 moulded whiskey tumblers £15 5 Crystal Highball cocktail glasses £30 4 Crystal Wine glasses £25 6 red anchor hock tumbler Glasses £35 6 red anchor hock boopie glasses £45 4 Royal Scott cranberry Glasses (heavy) £60 Collection Forest Hill -
Tiler/bathroom fitter recommendation: PW Tiling
technotom replied to SJLivingstone's topic in Reviews
Piotr and his team just completed our ensuite and we couldn’t be happier. They were a lovely team to have around and took great care with protection and clean-up every day. Communication was great and there were no nasty surprises with the final invoice despite a few challenges with the room along the way. The standard of work is incredible. We still can’t believe this room is in our house! -
Collection Forest Hill 4 x Galway Crystal champagne glasses £25 3 crystal d’arques flutes £20 3 smaller champagne £15 5 large crystal wine glasses £30 2 medium crystal wine glasses £8 -
Conservationists would not agree with you
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What has that got to do with their being potentially terrified when loud fireworks are set off? To the best of my knowledge nobody is suggesting the firework noise is actually killing the animals.
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Frog Road 70 Bike Really nice, lightweight premium kids’ road bike. Weighs just 9.3kg Ideal for ages 11–14 inside leg 67–84cm Features 10-speed gears, child-specific short-reach brake levers, drop handlebars and an ergonomic kids’ saddle. Well looked after. Always stored inside a bike shed and very rarely ridden. Some light marks and scratches (see photos) but none that affect the ride. Recently had its brakes serviced for sale. £275 Perfect xmas present! Collection from Lewisham nr Glassmill leisure centre Any questions please ask. Adding more photos here -
Noted, but what's your reasoning behind the suggestion?
