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tomskip Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Most people just use an ordinary contactless bank > card to pay on the bus. Ah ok, thanks, that's a lot easier for very very occasional use.

Every resident of Ulverscroft Road was contacted with details of the road WhatsApp group when lockdown started, but if you have lost the details or have changed your mind about joining, I believe you can search for Ulverscroft Road on WhatsApp and ask to be added. Or of course if you have just moved to the road (welcome!) I can't remember how joining the group works now .... but it has been very useful, particularly today!

Isn't it so that people don't message them thinking the item is still available? I find it more annoying when people don't put "sold" in the subject box, and you don't find out until you've gone into the thread!

The problem is, who is going to be there to give someone a fine when the litter is dropped? Unless people know there is a reasonably high chance of being fined, they will just carry on regardless, sadly.

singalto Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Foxy, the Freedom Pass works from 9.00. I have > just checked the TfL website. If I have an early > hospital appointment, I simply pay to use public > transport. Do you need to buy a separate Oyster card to do that? Just wondering if I should get one just in case.

Full information on the road WhatsApp group messages, Foxy! Somebody has a little water coming from her tap and has offered it to people to fill up bottles if needed!

The young woman who came to my door was really sweet.

speedbird773 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Shrieker Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > speedbird773 Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > We had actually paid the full bill but then > as > > I > > > said I was pretty sure I had saw them on the > > list > > > so went back inside, showed them, and got a > > refund > > > of the difference owed.. It was funny because > > > they'd tried to act like they did not know > that > > > they were actually participating. Just > thinking > > > about it makes me sick. > > > > > > Im really quite confused how you have managed > to > > cope with life, if a young waitress forgetting > to > > apply a new and unique discount to your bill > after > > a meal makes you sick just thinking about it. > I'd > > hate to see what would happen if you had to > > confront a real, genuine problem in life. > Perhaps > > you haven had any of those, sounds like it. > > Are you serious right now.. 😅 Please read > properly what I said. Clearly some learning > difficulties in play here. I will not say > anymore.. 😴 Shrieker doesn't (probably) have learning difficulties. S/he is a troll. Better ignored. Responding just results in more of the same.

seenbeen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Today we had 2 deliveries of post and a parcel > necessitating the actual postman ringing the bell- > no social distancing anymore by either of the > deliverers. > Also I had to ask a builder and a surveyor (who > were expected) who came to the door to put masks > on before entering. People in Southwark are > getting slack.... I agree. Whilst many tradespeople still are taking precautions (thank you Don Simpson, ace car mechanic, who went to great lengths to explain what he was doing to keep him and myself safe) a plumber who came to my house recently took no precautions whatsoever, and this is somebody who is going from house to house and working inside. At KwikFit when I collected my car (rear silencer replaced) I asked if they had worn gloves when handling the keys and they just looked at me as if I was mad. So I guess/assume they didn't when moving the seat back or steering the car either. I didn't bother asking, just took the necessary action myself.

malumbu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I donate a fair amount of stuff to charity shops, > this forum is useful for finding homes for > eclectic odds and sods that may be less suitable > for St Christophers etc. I understand that with > lockdown domestic spring cleans the charity shops > are rather inundated at the moment. The large hospice shop was still welcoming donations with open arms a week or so back 🙂

siousxiesue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bicarb..natural and cheap Won't it scratch the glass?

😮😮😮

SpringTime Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Look on the bright side, at least they've gone! > > > They certainly have. Happy days, they are someone > else's neighbours now. Are you Thursdaymoon in your spare time? 🤣

ianr Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Take care. There's a translation site that has, > among its sample sentences, Hebrew and Arabic > versions of "I had an aunt - choked on a scallop > at Herne Bay." Does it also have "My hovercraft is full of eels"???

alice Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I am a great fan of Iceland?s frozen fish. Wild > Salmon lovely mmm I think Iceland are good for a lot of things, eg their fresh veg is generally very good quality, but they do also sell a lot of rubbishy processed food.

I just keep my landline on permanent answerphone. I can hear any messages, so if it's someone I want to speak to (rare, as most people call my mobile) I can intercept them. Otherwise, they can just witter on. But I get very few spam calls.

Sadly Fox I suspect you are going to be disappointed if you expect some exotic taste!

Look on the bright side, at least they've gone!

Try involving your councillor? Absolutely ridiculous to have a noise team clocking off at midnight. ETA: Apologies, just seen you have posted about this on the councillor thread.

ruffers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Longer film, and the forum gets a mention.... > > https://www.instagram.com/tv/CD1q2sbl82U/?utm_sour > ce=ig_web_copy_link That's so cool! But what was that about the EDF being full of angry mums? 🤣🤣🤣

Thank goodness you found out before you exchanged contracts!

I should have said, the woodchip had been painted over at various times, so the top layer was several layers of emulsion paint, which made things worse!

alice Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > thanks for all the suggestions. ive tried > Voltarol, freeze spray, exercises - all work to > some extent. but im not completely flexible. Has > anyone got any experience of virtual physiotherapy > - can that work? Have you decided against consulting a chiropractor? You could speak to Daniel on the phone and get a feel for whether he could help, if you don't want to go straight to an appointment?