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ClareC Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Peckhamboy already explained why you were > wrong.... the issue isn't whether Sainsbury's can > enforce but if they actually would bother. I am not wrong to say that I don't think the tickets are legally enforceable. That is the issue. Anyone out there who has got a ticket and who has paid it? Having people patrolling is one thing but collecting money is something else entirely. If they made all the spaces the same size then this problem wouldn't exist. What should people who might be disabled, say with a broken leg, ankle etc. and who doesn't have a blue badge do?

peckhamboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > cate Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I don't think those tickets are legally > > enforceable. > > > Good contribution cate, thanks for that. Oh, and > you're wrong incidentally. See those massive signs > up saying that if you park there when you're not > entitled to you get a fine? That forms a contract > that you accept when you use the car park. Whether > sainsburys would ever try to enforce is another > question though. Why am I wrong? I don't think they can enforce it. It's a scare tactic which might work.

I have Firefox, andno problem.

Are you one of those people who micro-manage to the nth degree? Why are you thinking about next Christmas when you haven't even given birth yet? I bet you whip visitor's teacups away before they have even finished drinking from them so you can wash them up. Sounds like you really need to relax.

I don't think those tickets are legally enforceable.

Why would this be to do with Southwark Council? Surely it is the responsibility of the Probation Service.

I saw men with leaf blowers at the side of the main track in the park. Still looked to be the same amount of ice around. I was there at bout 3 pm.

The paths in Dulwich Park still have a lot of ice on them. Can anything be done there? What about using some of the sand from the horse path?

I come under Highshore Road sorting office and I have had a parcel today, plus post on Friday and Saturday.

Having children is an essentially selfish act so don't fool yourself that you are doing it for the sibling. I think I would have enjoyed being an only child but I never got to find out. I have a good friend who is an only child and she is a joy to be with When I first met her she told me her mother told me that she loved her so much she didn't want any other children because she couldn't imagine loving anyone as much as her.

Loads of reddies exchange hands did they?

From launderette to dog grooming parlour - perfect continuity!

Will rubbish and recycling be picked up before next week?

The gardeners, to use as fertiliser.

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What about clear bags piled on top of blue box? I can see why they wouldn't take the black bags, expecially if they were on top of green bin which is not for recycling?

What's up with the name? Teeny bit pretentious non?

I love the Alleyns one. They usually have really good mince pies and other delights and fun things to do.

Went to Blackheath yesterday. Only saw one bit of dog poo on the edge of the heath, near a pavement. Wonder why? And the heath wasn't obscured by leaves so was very easy to get a clear view.

Anyone know when Alleyns is?

Snoopy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think it's the salt/chemicals(!) that they put > down in icy weather to stop us slipping :) Snoopy the sniffer dog!

Maybe it's human pee. But foxes do leave a strong smell behind.

I don't look in their windows often so hadn't noticed. How often have they been doing this?

Don't think Ms McKeith would advise on Christmas cake. She'd probably throw up her hands in horror and faint.

No pictures of purported shoplifters in Celestial's window today.