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Thanks for posting, always good to see an outcome ianr Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Conviction: > https://www.southwarknews.co.uk/news/six-years-and > -nine-months-for-armed-thug-delivery-driver-attack > /

A group of us want to remember a dear departed friend who we all met because of his Rye activities, any idea who to contact or what the first port of call is? Has anyone here done this before?

Think I'd approach my local councillor and ask them how to arrange it donm101 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thank you for the detailed reply. I have been in > contact with Southwark Highways who have agreed to > do the crossover but first I must obtain a road > safety audit as defined in "DS.132 Vehicle > Crossings and H-bar markings". > > I am trying to find an organization who can > undertake such an audit without any success so far > and am hoping someone who has gone through this > recently can provide a recommendation. > > Don

Riverwind Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Great suggestions thank you very much Let us know how you get on! Lockdown meant most shelters went empty because of the demand. Now the times have changed and shelters are experiencing high numbers of surrendered dogs again unfortunately, many under a year old.

Dog's Trust Freedom Project. Looking after a dog so it's owner (domestic violence sufferer) can break free. It's so worthwhile Riverwind Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Good evening all > > I would like to foster a dog and I am wondering if > anyone has any recommendations for places close by > apart from the well known Battersea dogs and cats > home? > > Thanks

You need to call the noise team whilst suffering the noise nuisance and they will come out. Alternatively wander around after dark and try to pinpoint the sound and then call the noise team Femke Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm quite sure half the neighbourhood has hardly > slept since the early hours of this morning. The > howling has been constant. it's been happening on > a regular basis over the past months and when it > does the animal is relentless (and so are the > owners for keeping the dog locked outside?) What > is one meant to do? Aren't the owners and direct > neighbours massively exhausted? The problem is I > can't pinpoint exactly where the animal resides so > don't know where to address my concerns. Anyone > else got a clue?

"The destination of this bus has been changed"! This! And the endless being held at stops 'to regulate the service' means I have largely given up on buses altogether

When I worked in the M&S next to the library, we also had a leak and non functioning toilet for a while. New build!

When I can't remember the name of an acquaintance or neighbour, I use sweetheart or my love. I began doing this a lot years ago when working in Bermondsey, everyone else did!

I got ma'am the other day in the park of all places! Felt ancient

Nice one

alice Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Maybe avoid confrontation would be good advice Yeah, travelling home on a bus, with his family. Very confrontational! Victim blaming

Monkey Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What a terrible thing to happen to this family. > Sending them much love. Hope they start a fundraiser in the same way as for the little German girl, she's donating it to Unicef. Kids acting better than adults..

And I really don't fancy leaving the house in me dressing gown, looking for the bleeders! No question I would report if I know who it is PSJ Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I live round this way too and it seems like every > other house has scaffold and a skip at the moment. > Definitely seen a few builders working deep in to > the weekends. Not cool. > > siousxiesue Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Is there any prohibition on works (not DIY > > definitely) on a Sunday? > > > > This was before 8am, I'm in the > Playfield/Colwell > > Road area.

I've had a flier through the door about a new veg place in Grove Vale, MGB Marvellous greens and beans. Not sure if they're open yet https://www.marvellousgreensandbeans.com/landing-page/?gclid=CjwKCAjwieuGBhAsEiwA1Ly_ne9wBNRasFF73In31--wV7wveBROio_fM9SLlPakdVqXG3UFfbNx9BoClt0QAvD_BwE

One of my favourite movies!

Is there any prohibition on works (not DIY definitely) on a Sunday? This was before 8am, I'm in the Playfield/Colwell Road area.

Friend in Brighton says there's various on Facebook if you search by location

What a bizarre thing to suggest! I'd be fuming,,, bh28 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Does anyone know if I can cut down a large tree in > a garden in Elsie Road? Phoned the council and > they suggested I Google it. I've tried Googling > but had no luck...

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I had to ring my GP and insist they send out an invite code. I'm not with Tessa Jowell normally. GP insists it's not their remit, but I just stuck to my guns (politely) and received it whilst I was on the phone to them.

I'm really sad to see this, as a regular user of this shop, I had no idea! Hopefully the new place will fill the gap

Does anyone use one or can recommend a brand? I'm finding mysterious dry patches/rash/itching and assuming my cotton masks are a bit rough

Well said, Blah Blah