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A parent with a child at Lyndhurst Primary School tested positive today.

For Coronavirus today. The whole family is being tested https://lyndhurstprimaryschool.com/coronavirus-update/

I?m looking for opinions on these. Do you have one, which one and pros and cons....

trinidad Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > so, despite most residents objecting to the plans > to make our streets a controlled parking zone, the > council ignored these objections, and will now > make the following roads as part of the zone: > > Adys Road > Amott Road > Avondale Road > Bellenden Road > Besant Place > Chadwick Road > Choumert Road > Copleston Road > Danby Street > East Dulwich Road > Everthorpe Road > Fenwick Grove > Fenwick Road > Gowlett Road > Grove Vale > Hayes Grove > Howden Street > Keston Road > Maxted Road > Marseden Road > Muschamp Road > Nutbrook Street > Oglander Road > Ondine Road > Oxenford Sreet > Soames Street > Waghorn Street > Wingfield Street > > The lines are now painted, the signs have been > fitted and covered with bin liners. Residents have > been told the restrictions will only be from > 8:00am - 11:00am Monday to friday, but we will > still be charged a hefty sum of ?125.00 for the > privlage of parking the car, along with car tax, > insurance and petrol prices. Thank you Labour > Southwark, anyone know when the local elections > are due - Labour has lost my votes :( The hours are 9 - 11 am.

Can anyone recommend a garage/mechanic who does electrical work? It?s to do with a sunroof. Have already tried the garages in Blenheim Grove and they could not help. Thanks in advance.

Happy to report my landline is now working, but there is still some crackling.

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not intending to be funny, but you don't have to > use a mobile only in your house! > > If you don't own a mobile because of the poor > signal in your house, could you not phone them > from somebody else's mobile or landline somewhere > else? > > Only sometimes it's a lot quicker to sort things > out over the phone (or by live chat online) > because you aren't waiting for somebody to reply > to an email. > > I imagine the terrible billing issues you had are > a totally different department. I did do a live chat eventually but even during that they kept trying to get me to phone them and then hanging up. I am currently unwell so don?t want to go anywhere to make phone calls. Their website used to be much better and you could raise an issue which they would log and then get back to you. I would advise anyone with Plusnet to go over their bills to check for overcharging. I found overcharging going back to beginning of 2018.

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I can't help with your phone problems, but I'd > just like to defend Plusnet, who really went the > extra mile in sorting out an issue I had > recently. > > Admittedly that was one particularly helpful > person, had I had somebody else it might have been > different. > > Could you not phone Plusnet via a mobile, btw? I?ve made contact with them by email. The signal in my house with a mobile is dire and cuts out. They told me they would get back to me but haven?t. I used to find them helpful but in the last year they have been dire. Consistent overcharging every month, then apologies and blame on a new billing system. Eventually told me I?d have to start over with a new account as they could not fix the overcharging issues. They then tried to charge me an exit fee of more than ?200 when it was their decision. They kept apologising but nothing was sorted. Threats to cut me off because I didn?t pay them money I didn?t owe them. They eventually offered me several months ?free?, as an apology. Prior to that they?d been limiting the broadband and phone use. They set up a second direct debit in my bank account without my permission. It was a very surreal experience. I?ve been with them since 2009.

tiddles Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Redpost I must take issue with your suggestions > regarding getting a blue badge. A friend with MS > (which is a known debilitating illness) has had > their blue badge removed. They are having > increasing difficulty walking. > > I think you are unaware of the true challenges > faced by disabled people in these times of > austerity. Thus is terrible. Has your friend contacted their local MP?

Thanks for your reply. My phone called me once again and I?ve heard crackling on the line. Now nothing again. I cannot believe how unhelpful Plusnet gave been, no email acknowledgement of my complaint.

Wondered if anyone else had this problem? I have a landline because the mobile signal in this house is poor. Yesterday the phone started to repeatedly call me and make strange noises. When I picked the phone up there were peculiar noises in the line. Within a few hours there wasn?t any noise at all. My WiFi is with same provider and is working. Was wondering if anyone else had same problem. I?m in Oglander Road. I have managed to report it online to Plusnet with great difficulty. They kept telling me to call them.

1. Millbrook mattresses- excellent with pocket springs. 2. Dunlopillo mattresses. John Lewis/Peter Jones has some to try.

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think the Aneto site is or has been part of the > issue, the landlord is notoriously difficult to > deal with. > > On the bread side, the Snappery bread is good. What and where is Snappery bread?

For baked goods, I can recommend Ole and Steen. They have late opening hours, until 9 or 10 pm. The closest one is in Victoria, or Canary Wharf, depending where you are. They have a great selection of buns, muffins and cakes. They are famous for their Cinnamon Social. There?s another one in the Haymarket and one in Wigmore Street, as well as quite a few others. I?ve also tried and liked some of their rye breads, including a carrot rye, which are moist, chewy and make good toast.

Unfortunately, this doesn?t shock me anymore. I hope these guys, and others like them, get prosecuted. The Rogue Traders programme helps somewhat. It?s nice to see that neighbours look out for each other too.