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By Earl Aelfheah · Posted
I think Pablogrande is right here. You can't stop in a loading bay in order to go into a shop and buy something - even if you're going to load it into your car afterwards. So unless there is confusing / non-compliant signage or some other grounds to appeal I suspect you're unlikely to overturn it. -
Has anyone submitted this for their child to attend St Anthony's nursery or reception? I have heard in some parishes that children must have attended mass every week for a number of years and signed a register to prove it! We are somewhat regular churchgoers at St Thomas More but haven't gone out of our way to make ourselves known. -
But if there is "something going around", as Azalea says, it could be complete coincidence that a dog became ill with similar symptoms after drinking water from a puddle on the Rye? I know absolutely nothing about things like this, but if there could be an issue with ground water making it toxic to animals, would that not be tested for as a matter of course? I will ask my daughter, who is a hydrogeologist! -
By first mate · Posted
You begin to wonder what might be in those pools of water on the Rye, is it purely ground water? I hope your dogs are okay.
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