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Robert Poste's Child Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > He sounds like a really nice normal guy. It really > brings it home, doesn't it? Not gangs, criminals, > drugs or kids messing about, just someone like you > and me popping into a shop on his way home from a > night out. > > I think what many of us find too hard to think > about is that there are people whose lives, for > whatever reason, are so damaged, corrupt or > brutalised that a cigarette is the price of a > life. very nicely put thank u Robert poste?s child

let Me just clear something up my brother has been the victims friend since childhood and NO it?s not drug or gang related. Going home from a friends birthday party and refusing to give someone a cigarette 🤬

Penguin68 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi there I had bt the broadband was terrible been > with sky now for 4 yrs have no problems at all. > > BT Openreach is the underlying local network > provider for both BT Retail and Sky. Did you buy > an uprated service (copper to fibre for instance) > when you moved to Sky? No I didn?t had standard broadband from bt to sky only upgraded to fibre last year, was paying for bt broadband and wasn?t getting it unless I was on top of the box they was not interested at all when I kept complaining asking for help moved over to sky and picked up the broadband in every room.

Hi there I had bt the broadband was terrible been with sky now for 4 yrs have no problems at all. A few of my neighbours recently changed to sky and my mum as well who lives in east dulwich I can see sky are doing sky fibre max and phone line for ?27 a month for 18 months. Hope that helps a bit

I own a car I never drive down to lordship lane always walk, and if I have to go somewhere where there is a cpz I get public transport if I?m ill then a cab so why can people not do that if we end up with a cpz.

Rockets Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think Tash B is suggesting people should park on > the other side of Barry Road along Goodrich Road > and then walk to the clinic. But I think Tash B is > missing the point that people visiting the clinic > often are unable to walk any distance at all which > is why they have to visit the clinic in the first > place. Same with ESPH that does a lot of rehab for > patients from various hospitals in the area. I suggest you read my post properly I wasn?t suggesting anyone to park there was pointing out that it?s not a 10 to 15 minute walk to unrestricted zone > >

spinesrus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If these restrictions go ahead as planned and > residents only parking is implemented from 8.30am > - 6.30pm Monday - Saturday, the majority of our > patients will be unable to access the clinic for > treatment as they will not be able to park close > enough. It would be a 10 - 15 minute walk from the > closest unrestricted zone. Think your find that it?s more a 5 minutes walk to unrestricted zone from Barry road it?s stops so people can park from the start of that part of Goodrich road.

Unfortunately used to happen to my daughter a lot, the way I see grown men look at girls in school uniforms perverts that?s what they are

janepinkcat Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I don't think it unreasonable to want to park > outside my house, it would however be a miracle, > but I do think it's unreasonable to constantly > have to park two streets away. Loading and > unloading baby and shopping is tricky at the best > of times without having to go several streets.. > bring on the CPZ Couldn?t agree with you more would be nice to be able to park on my road not streets away, people park there cars on the road I live on that live on the two surrounding streets for a week at a time they leave them here so if it stops them from parking here then I would be able to.

binkylilyput Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I probably wouldn't respond- feels too judgy Always does on here.

Kidkruger my post says it jumped out grabbed her cardigan was growling and shaking it, luckily she moved her hand quick so if that had been a child of a certain height then god only knows, I?m a dog owner myself and I have to muzzle myn because she doesn?t like other dogs but would never behave in that way towards people so yes it should be muzzled there?s no perhaps about it.

My mum said the owner pulled it off my mum then pulled the dog into the road telling it off and smacking it the other lady asked if my mum was ok so no doesn?t sound like the owner did apologise

At around 3pm today my mum was walking along hill court road going to p13 bus stop there was 2 lady?s standing talking at a distance 1 had a terrier type breed as my mum just walked past it jumped out at her growling caught hold of her cardigan she had on and was shaking and growling aggressively on it. My mum called me straight after quite upset due to shock. Has anyone seen this dog brown and white and owner in her 30s medium length brown hair as I want to make her aware it should be muzzled if it is capable of doing that for no reason to a adult walking past it what would it do to a small child who?s face it could reach. If the owner is reading this be aware that I am local and will be keeping a very close eye out for you now if you own a dog then be a responsible one and muzzle it.

I?ve been waiting for a parcel for 2 weeks Royal Mail just delivered myn he said it?s took long as it was on the back log in silvester road he?s words, also my road had post delivered last Sunday so seems there definitely are issues I?m on Thompson road

Take Note Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Gosh, what rays of sunshine you pair are, > Applepears and Tash b - daughter of > Moaning-Bay-Stealing-Mother-on-a-crutch. > > My mum has Osteo-arthritis - pretty painful - and > uses a stick, too. She'd never dream of taking a > bay which - quite rightly - belonged to mums n > babies. She certainly wouldn't have me drive her > around threatening people who dare to challenge > her. She?s not on a crutch, who said I drive her around threatening people who dare to challenge us. My last message on here as I can not be bothered to argue with people like you who have nothing better else to do with there time. Good evening to you

TheCat > > 3000 years ago people with bad hips couldnt run > away, and got eaten by sabre tooth tigers...you > people with bad hips dont know how good you've got > it today.... Lol Neither do parents with child space parking.

I?m the daughter of applepears, anyone who stops me again will get told the same thing as that lady 20 yrs ago when my children were little we never had them spaces and even now when I have my grandsons I can?t always get a space there but I manage with them like I did 20 yrs ago, so please yes stop me and moan and you will get told if you can not manage then don?t have children.

Only one I know is westbury chemist, streatham high road open till 12am

tash b Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My son goes There and yes mr groves and pc Marcus > will take it very seriously, I?m surprised no > teachers turned up they follow the boys some > distance a lot of the time to avoid these > situations. Glad to hear, I never had any doubt when I read your post that they wouldn?t.

My son goes There and yes mr groves and pc Marcus will take it very seriously, I?m surprised no teachers turned up they follow the boys some distance a lot of the time to avoid these situations.

Well said fliss you have just said everything I was thinking 👍

Pugwash Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > In some areas (not London) car owning residents > are issued with free 'residents parking stickers' > with car registration details listed on them. > Would this be cheaper than introducing a CPZ ?- > any vehicle without these stickers would be > subject to parking fines. Never heard of that pugwash, but what a good idea.

Well said worldwiser, don?t think some people on here read properly I can?t recall anyone saying about parking outside there home.

gabys1st Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What is a CPZ? It?s controlled parking zones

Jimlad48 I have pm you