Sue

How do you all know/recognise all these people?!

Heartbreaking. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/aug/15/an-afghan-woman-in-kabul-now-i-have-to-burn-everything-i-achieved?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Other

All sorted now, phew!

Thanks Foxy 🦊! Our website builder is having a look at it tomorrow. I suspect it is connected with a recent WordPress update. Am not going to attempt to meddle with it for fear of making things worse 😭

Getting similar error messages to this on every page: Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /var/sites/t/thegooseisout.com/public_html/index.php:4) in /var/sites/t/thegooseisout.com/public_html/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 1251

Does anybody know anything about Wordpress? It all seems to have completely changed, and the whole of our website has gone down apart from the home page. Trying to contact the person who built the website, but in a panic !

Be careful, because I have twice "rescued" a very thin and scruffy cat (different ones) and on both occasions it turned out that they had homes and were thin and scruffy because they were ill. In one case I was told by builders that the owner had moved and left their cat behind, but it turned out that somebody else in the street had then taken the cat in, which the builders apparently weren't aware of.

You can get your medication online from Lloyds Direct (it used to be called Echo). I don't know if this only works for repeat prescriptions, but it's quick and easy once it's been set up. They remind you when you are running out, you order it online, they clear the prescription with your GP and send it out tracked. ETA: If you have several different medications running out at various times, which I do, you just select the ones you need (I always allow several weeks in advance just in case). The online customer service is quick and efficient, as well, should you have a query. Despite local postal delivery issues, I've always received mine very quickly. It's sent tracked (free delivery). I originally started it when I was shielding, but have continued because it's so much more convenient than queuing at the pharmacy.

AylwardS Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue have you done the latest update on the app? I > just went into mine and my generated pass expires > on 7 September Ah, thanks. Now what I can't find is the app which would actually allow me to "read" other people's digital passes ..... I know what it's supposed to be, but you are supposed to be able to download it from Google Play, and it doesn't seem to exist on there?

Hooray! The heron is back too, haven't seen it for ages!

I just got a digital pass for domestic use, partly because we run gigs ourselves and I wanted to see what people would have to show (I had assumed it was just the bit of cardboard with the two vaccine dates on). The digital pass says it expires on 9 August 2021 at 12.59pm. That's Monday! I thought it was supposed to last 30 days then you log in again to renew it?! Can anybody shed any light?

Some "jokes" just aren't appropriate these days. I don't have any appetite for getting into a long discussion about it. It will just go the same way as some other threads on here.

starlight28 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue - you don't happen to be the same Sue that I > was in contact with to arrange Russell's visit do > you? That would be a strange coincidence. I > provided all details upfront including what he > needed to look at, that I would not be around but > someone would be able to give him access and a > number to contact me on when he was at the flat. > This was all confirmed as being fine before his > visit and I didn't receive a call from Russell > while he was there either. No of course I'm not the same Sue!!!! I have recommended Russell many times on here however, having been very happy with his service (and communication) in the past.

Used or unused? If unused, you could give it away?

TheCat Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DulwichBorn&Bred Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Pathetic. Grow up. > > > > > > TheCat Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > I think we're meant to call them Helicopters > of > > > ColouR > > I'll admit that humour (even poor > humour)/intonation/etc are often lost in > email/digial screen....but blimey, you must be an > absolute hoot at parties.... It wouldn't have been funny however you had said it.

starlight28 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I contacted Russell based on some of the positive > reviews on this forum. His admin assistant > (partner or someone else) did arrange for him to > come to my flat to take a look fairly promptly. I > couldn't be around for his visit and followed up > with him afterwards on his findings as he never > reported back after his visit. Three chasers later > and no response, I have given up on him. Bizarre > and a complete waste of my time. If you "couldn't be around for his visit" - when presumably he would have told you his findings in person then and there - possibly he thinks you are a complete waste of his time!!!

Wendy Elia Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > tunneldonk Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Other threads in this forum have mentioned > Russell > > Perring overcharges and gives high quotes. So > best > > to get some other quotes before getting work > done > > with RJP. > > I agree .He also finds problems where there aren't > any. His quotes are way too high.I would not trust > him. Can you give some examples of "problems he finds when there aren't any" and also his "high' quotes and what you are comparing them with? I don't recognise Russell Perring at all from this description, and as for his being untrustworthy, words fail me.

Yes it's genuine.

Spartacus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Did you get the kids menu again foxy ? 😀😀😀 If they have stopped serving alcohol I can't see them lasting long. The last ED Indian restaurant to do that closed down shortly afterwards. Shame, because the food was good. I can't remember the name, but it was on the stretch where the tapas place is now, I think.

Sunlover00 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > We just had a guy come round to our door asking > for money. He seemed genuine so we gave him a > tenner. Unfortunately they always seem genuine. That's why people give them money. I've done it myself, though in the street. They always have a very plausible story. It's annoying when you realise you've been scammed though.

Very sorry indeed to hear this, I haven't shopped there since the start of the first lockdown as I was getting everything delivered, but I will make a real effort to now. The people are lovely, the shop is lovely and the food is good, so please support them!

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I just wonder what things would be like if Corbyn > was in power. > > Scary that.. They could hardly be much worse. At least Jeremy Corbyn had integrity.

I'm very surprised (oh OK maybe I'm not) that at a time of rapidly increasing infections in Southwark the council should have done this. Presumably they didn't have to. Surely the reasons for doing it in the first place haven't changed at all (apart from some people now being vaccinated)? It's convenient for me to have the bus stop back, but I'd still rather they had kept it closed until the Covid situation had improved considerably.

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