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Theres a new open mic night at Peckham Rivera from 7pm, lots of blues and jazz :)

Hiya, I've just graduated from university with a degree in Landscape Architecture and now have some supplies I will no longer be using. I know these can be quite pricey so wanted to see if there are any students (or soon to be students) in need of them? I have: -books on plants and plant identification -books on landscape architecture and design -scale rulers -set squares -big portfolio and art bags -Telescopic Drawing Tube with Shoulder Strap I can send pics and more information, just send me a message!

Just filled it out, I used Rye Lane as a case study in my final hand-in for uni just now :) if you want to chat further just send me a message !

Glad you agree. This entire thread has just a been ploy for you to have a one-sided debate. So I won't be replying anymore, because, let's face it, your views are never going to change because you won't allow it. Instead you wanted a space to have a fun, light-hearted debate, but when you're debating people's lives, its no longer fun or light-hearted. But it's ok that you might not understand that because not everyone's perfect, it gives me hope for my current generation and how young people will change the future. But try to do better.

This is the vibe I get from this thread

Surely you can see the parallels between what you're saying and the use of other derogatory names for POC. By denying the word itself you are using your privilege to fight against it, a privilege that other people don't have to use agaisnt names and terms that are much more offensive and detrimentral. 'White privilege' isn't a term that has come from years of oppression, quite the opposite, in fact, so instead of fighting against it, acknowledge it and use your privilege to fight for others, because by arguing against the word you're highlighting your privilege.

Or maybe she has other uni mates that she could house hop in between, not an ideal but desperate times

Pugwash Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Most of the other students in her shared house > would have returned to their family home in > various parts of the north - she is the only one > who lives in the south east .She does not have a > car and it would be difficult to crash anywhere > with all the contents of her room. She had already > asked Landlord if they could move out at 10 am on > 1st July so that they can go straight away to new > accommodation but this was refused. If they are > not out in time, she stands to lose several > hundred of pounds in deposit ( I believe it is > around ?500) which she needs to cover new > accommodation's rent. It would appear that for > students in their 2nd year plus the accommodation > is from 1st July - 30th June and it is rare to > find a property with a Sept - June tenancy. > > I will get daughter to check out AirBnB in the > area and also check the nearest motorway services. Hiya, I'm in a similar situation to your grand daughter, I'm meant to move out of my student house on the 30th June in Sheffield, but my new tenancy doesn't start until the 9th July. We've been lucky enough to know the current tenants of the house, who have agreed that we cant store our belongings in the dining room as its not used much. However, it does seem incredibly unforgiving of the landlord to not be a little lenient given the circumstances, my landlord is giving us until the morning of the 31st to have all our stuff out. This was only we messaged him and had a discussion about the current climate that he agreed. A few of my friends, myself included, were hoping to camp or use an airbnb in the 9 day period, however, there doesn't seem to be any airbnb's available in the midlands region (!!!) nor are any of the campsites currently open, all very understandable. If I find any available spaces to stay, I'll be sure to pass on the information to you!

I have been quarantining, as have all the people that I know who went. All the charities who run the protest specifically ask that people only attend one every 14 days. In terms of protesting, historically, it?s been proven that they do incite change. Especially when they?re against entire systems that have been built to oppress people?s rights, how else are people meant to show they?re unity against one cause? As for the ?known criminal?, I think we can all agree the ?known criminals? are really the four police officers who killed a man who wasn?t resisting arrest. Two of the policemen had previous complaints on their record, Derek Chauvin had 18 prior complaints and Tou Thao had 6. All these complaints have been linked back to violence and racial profiling. Maybe this a time where we question the policing system and how they?re trained etc, rather than civilians.

Couldn't have said it better myself! I've been to a protest myself and found it very socially distanced, with charities handing out free masks, gloves and bottles of water to help maintain safety as much as possible! Much better than going to the beach/park with mates on the hot bank holiday

I would be honoured to be apart of this!

Hi there! I'm a University student with barely any work to do now, so I thought I'd offer my babysitting services to any NHS staff who need free child care in the upcoming months! Just drop me a message! Thanks Ruby

They really really are. Always so sweet and happy to help.

Thanks for your concern but I did speak to her at the time. I think despite how your day is going there is a level of poiliteness that you uphold with members of the public.

A self-check out in M&S means that you scan the items yourself, it doesn?t mean shout at the poor attendant because you want her to scan your items. She still nicely scanned them and was so polite despite you screaming in her face. You just ruined someone?s day, please grow up.