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Not very helpful of the council! Find out who your local councillor is, for the new address and approach them, or.. If you are close by, wander around Steen Way and knock on a few doors and (distantly) ask?

Also at the moment, buses are middle or back door entry and no need to tap in. So I'm sure pensioners are ok for now

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sadiq Khan has announced that Free Travel (Freedom > Pass) for Over 60's has been Suspended for peak > hour travel. > > This means that elderly people using Sainsbury's > 08.00 - 09.00 will not be able to use the bus. > > If they do not drive they will have to walk and > carry their shopping back home. > > What a disgrace Khan is. > > DulwichFox This was clearly part of the terms and conditions in return for government funding, Khan didn't come up with this himself!

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I remember that pub! Although the spelling seems interchangeable from Google maps (Greendale) to Southwark Council (Green Dale)

Green Dale?

PnB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've noticed a lot of people are just leaving > things outside their house for people to take > during this pandemic. Fair enough, if people want > it enough, theyll take it. If not, leave it where > it is. Yes, I we got our big tool box like this. Bonus after a boozy night out..

In the last 24 hours government ministers have: 1 Accidentally made it illegal to drive to Wales 2 Stated, wrongly, that Covid-19 is in the water supply 3 Made it easier to see other people's parents than your own 4 Issued guidance about business that the London Chamber of Commerce have instructed us to ignore 5 Issued guidance about lockdown that 3 of the 4 nations in the Union have instructed us to ignore 6 Released advice top experts were not given a chance to review and approve 7 Said the announcement had to be on Sunday, so it could start Monday 8 Then said they meant Wednesday 9 Then said we must go to work 10 Then said we must not travel to work 11 Then blamed the public for not understanding them 12 Then appeared on TV to explain the rules, got them wrong, and had to be corrected by Piers Morgan 13 Then appeared in Parliament to explain the rules, got them wrong, and had to be corrected by the opposition And that?s just Monday Credit @RussInCheshire

I don't think the confusion is faux at all. Dominic Raab was on R4 Today programme and made two errors in interpretation, so if the cabinet are confused (or at least one of them) what does that say about the level of comprehension to these 'changes' TheCat Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So, while its more than fair to say that Boris's > address was a little haphazard, once again I find > the hysteria and the faux 'confusion' emanating > from some parts of the country to be ridiculous. > > Could it have been clearer? yes. Could it have > been slightly different? Yes... > > But...who the heck is going to just 'turn up' for > work this morning without first having had a > discussion with their boss? If anyone is aware if > had queues of 'confused' workers outside > manufacturing plants this morning, wondering why > the gates are shut, then I'll stand corrected. > > Also, all these labour politicians 'confused' > about the public being told to go work if they can > and avoid public transport If at all possible. I > don't understand how that is confusing? If you can > get to work another way (and your workplace knows > you're coming) then use that other method. In > anycase, DFT stats show that 83percent of people > in this country get to work by means other than > public transport anyway....so while there's much > to criticise about the new plans....stirring up > faux 'confusion' just seems to make unessesary > noise which means addressing real criticism gets > lost... > > For example...I'd much prefer the press and > opposition to be asking why families who have been > isolated for 6 weeks, can't perhaps choose another > household who have been isolated for 6 weeks - and > interact with them without the 2m rule (I.e. kids > spending time grandparents before they go back to > school, as once that happens don't they then risk > infecting grandparents again, and contact isn't > advised?).... > > I know some people will want clearer guudines, but > surely we can keep a lid on the hyperbole, and > focus on whether the 'common sense' interpretation > of what's been proposed is actually the right > course of action right now?

Odd request maybe. I'm really enjoying the wild planting down by Green Dale (from Townley Road) but I'm dismayed at the amount of litter! Has anyone got a litter picker I could borrow, probably by leaving it outside your front door, as I'd like to tidy as I walk, but can't bend!

A friend really couldn't decide her newborn boy's name so mum and dad wrote their favourite names on pieces of paper and put them in the cot. Whichever one baby grabbed, he was named. Owen really suits the boy

Chardonnay a few years back. Now it's Arya or Daenerys..

Plato. Called out by dad running After toddler in Horniman

How is Health Matters for limiting customers, does anyone know?

PnB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > As long as the music was decent dance music, like > trance or techno, i wouldnt mind if tunes were > booming nearby. Its when you get the vulgar and > offensive rap, trap or grime music that action > needs to be taken, i would call the police and if > they are not taking it seriously, drop in the fact > that you 'might' have seen the person who's house > the music is coming from with a weapon or > something, theyll certainly deal with it then. That's an obscene suggestion, shame on you

I've seen a sports equipment company on here, Intersport, Herne Hill. Local delivery /forum/read.php?30,2107829

wolseleymad Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi - more info on the attack on my Sheltie. The > husky was a blond husky, quite young. There were > actually two blond huskies (tho only the one > attacked my dog) and they may both belong to the > same owner. > I'm lucky my dog is still alive. Inform the police and tell them they can get more info from the vet, surely no vet worth their reputation would withhold information regarding a violent dog?

Quick Google search brings up lots of vacancies, although I was under the impression live on site was required

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > She said this: > > "The UK is an international exemplar in > preparedness" I guffawed when she came out with this one, but in a sense she's correct. The document prepared after the Cygnus exercise was indeed an example of excellent preparedness. In fact, so much so other countries followed it, and suffered less. We didn't follow it. We didn't follow the recommendations.

https://www.terrierrescue.co.uk/lakelands-welsh-and-fox/

Maybe the benches should be taped off to make it impossible to use them?

12.45 today, 2/3 police officers on the playing field. I'm hoping they are not having to waste their time policing an open field, but that's what it looked like.

Try 'Crashing' if you like Phoebe. Ch4. She wrote it before Fleabag (which I adored)

James, could you investigate why non essential shops like Oddono's Ice Cream is open, and the car wash in Chesterfield Grove? Thanks

I wondered how they got around the rules too, absurd. Apparently car washing is also essential, seeing as the car wash in Chesterfield is open too?