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I just got exactly the same ticket. Didn't see the sign, no advanced warnign and a stupidly short closure time. Has anyone been successful in an appeal?

Please tell Dulwich College that their decision to allow a real fur trader to appear again in the Dulwich College Xmas Fair is horrific and supports a barbaric industry. Phillipa London sell horrific fur coats, gillets, hats which they greenwash as coming from "natural beginings" - which in reality means a hopeless life is squalid cramped cages and death by anal electrocution, drowning or gassing. They are stall GH10 in the Great Hall. Please beware if taking children past this stand. The fur industry is universally condemed, but support from Dulwich College allows these heartless profit hungry traders to keep fur farms in business. Please boycott the fair until they agree to go FUR FREE. Email the Master Dr Spence to let him know that the use of real fur in 2022 is barbaric, outdated and doesn't align with the ethical values of Dulwich College http://[email protected]

I went for a look yesterday but no sign of it. Checked the bushes and trees, and park across but no sign. If anyone does see it, they can call me and I'll try to get her/him checked over 07720 712553

CAN YOU HELP REHOME BLUE? Blue is a rescue cat looking for an adult only home with patient owners. He has been in Celia Hammond Lewisham now for over a year. He was given up after suffering behavioural issues after being overwhelmed and overstimulated in his last home. So he needs an adult only home. A year ago, Blue was easily overstimulated with people and was possesive of his space, but the team at CHAT have worked wonders with him. He LOVES treats and head rubs, and he needs an adult home who will be aware and sensitive to his body language and give him space when he needs. But he needs a home. A year without a lifetime pal of his own is too long for the boy! He could also live a semi-outdoor life with a catflap indoors and into a shed. Please call Celia Hammond Lewisham to chat about Blue. https://www.celiahammond.org/lewisham/index.php/cats-seeking/lewisham-london/10-cats-seeking-homes/1888-blue-5

Please call the Fox Project on 01892 731565. They saved a poorly little one in our garden and returned him happy and healthy. Is he still there?

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Look, the "brand" of trap is irrelevant. The fact is, the guy has been punting these kinds of brutal "industrial" traps across residential areas for quite some time, and I'm sure this isn't the first pet that's been injured, or killed. And they are pointless. They also rely on inexperienced members of the public setting and locating them properly, which clearly hasn't worked in this instance. So no, the trap in question likely isn't his. But does he punt the same barbaric devices? Yes. Last post from me as I'm not gonna keep bumping this up. Sure you won't be able to help yourself tho.... Always nice to see a fearless (keyboard) warrior ride valiantly to a maidens aid. I'm swooning! KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I got the impression that ianr WAS helping. > Helping to highlight someone's accusation as > misplaced, vindictive and ill-founded. > The accusation of Mahoody seemed a bit knee-jerk > premature, no ? > What would also help is the free accuser answering > ianr's questions

Ian, Mr Rogers said: ?When I was a boy and I would see scary things in the news. My mother would say to me, ?Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping.? That's not you. ianr Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > bcam Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Looks like the kind of trap this nasty piece of > > work - Mahoody - is selling. You should send > him > > your vet bill. > > > > > /forum/read.php? > 30,2096886,2097838#msg-2097838 > > It does not, and there are no grounds for > asserting that it might have been sold or set by > him. If you look at his trapbarn.com website, > mentioned in the thread you link to and have also > contributed to, it's clear to see that the Fenn > traps are made in Redditch. It's also clear to > see that the Kness trap was made in the USA, and > looks different from the Fenn one. > > It's also a clear matter of law that the Spring > Traps Approval (England) Order 2018, SI 2018/1190 > gives the Fenn traps explicit government approval. > That approval has, for all varieties of the trap, > the clear condition:The trap must be set in a > natural or artificial tunnel which is, in either > case, suitable for the purpose. > So, any responsibility for the hurt done to the > cat lies clearly with the user rather than the > unknown supplier. The trapbarn.com website itself > makes it clear at a number of places that it's a > legal requirement to have such a tunnel, and > supplies artificial ones. > > Do you have any evidence that, as you clearly > imply, Mahoody has some responsibility for the > hurt suffered by the cat? > > How do you justify "this nasty piece of work"?

Looks like the kind of trap this nasty piece of work - Mahoody - is selling. You should send him your vet bill. /forum/read.php?30,2096886,2097838#msg-2097838

You?re either a troll or a really mean-spirited animal abuser. Your wacky-races bonkers and frankly sick solution to kill baby birds is against the law. Why don?t you move to a concrete high rise instead of unnaturally focussing on killing animals? Or just get over your fixation. Go for a walk. Flagellate yourself with a horse hair vest and cat-o-nine tails. Take your mind off Parakeets. Fitzgeraldo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I was wondering whether trained predators, ferrets > perhaps or similar creatures might be dispatched > to the tree-tops in the hope that they might > disturb the nesting birds, eat their eggs/young > (along with possibly the nesting parents-to-be > themselves) and thus solve the problem?

Soon to be in Fitzgeraldo's garden! ianr Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > bcam Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Perfect solution attached. This should cut out > all > > noise with the living world. > > Enjoy! > > Attachments: > 52645dbd6b07151d48d48cdbb64a17a9.jpg (507.9KB) > > What and where is this?

A lower budget option attached if the house mods are too expensive.... Should knock out the noise of the verminous parakeets infesting and multiplying like bacteria in your trees. : ) Fitzgeraldo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Although attractive to watch, these birds are > exceptionally noisy. I have just noticed two pairs > ?billing and cooing? in tall fir trees located in > neighbouring gardens. I suspect that this > behaviour will be followed by nesting in these > trees. > The prospect of every visit to my garden during > spring and summer being spoiled by a cacophony of > screeching does not appeal. I understand that > these birds are classified as non-native species > and as such: ?vermin?. On whom does the > responsibility to remove such vermin (or their > nests) rest? > I?d be most grateful for any advice on how to > protect my sanity during the forthcoming months.

Perfect solution attached. This should cut out all noise with the living world. Enjoy! Fitzgeraldo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Although attractive to watch, these birds are > exceptionally noisy. I have just noticed two pairs > ?billing and cooing? in tall fir trees located in > neighbouring gardens. I suspect that this > behaviour will be followed by nesting in these > trees. > The prospect of every visit to my garden during > spring and summer being spoiled by a cacophony of > screeching does not appeal. I understand that > these birds are classified as non-native species > and as such: ?vermin?. On whom does the > responsibility to remove such vermin (or their > nests) rest? > I?d be most grateful for any advice on how to > protect my sanity during the forthcoming months.

It?s likely if he got up, he?ll get down. Is there a difficult drop once he gets lower? If so, put a plank or ladder against the tree to assist. I wouldn?t worry. Mine go high and it looks scary but they always make it down.

BBC question time was going to be in Bolton this Thursday but is now going to be in Dulwich to enable MPs to return back to the House. Ash Sarkar is on the panel. If you fancy being in the audience, call 01299 829299 and leave your name and address on the answerphone, I think they are scrabbling to get an audience together due to the last minute change of venue. https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/5vyK2GwYrdQGFvCJyKNfZhn/join-the-question-time-audience/contact?fbclid=IwAR3lKriExvTeGLK2kSqXMtB_7iIUpVVAbHvs22UtI1Phx2oARpshggjRJWE

Is that your Tinder biog or a critique? dbboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > small and high