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Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > I will pop in soon when I get a chance but I'd > feel a bit of a berk introducing myself as Jah > Lush. I'm sure you'll manage, Jah Lush. I love this shop too and I must make the effort to get down there more often - sorry HPB :( ETA: Good review, and well deserved!

James Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 37 runs every half hour at night. So a bit > annoying if you miss one I think it's really good that we have night buses at all :) Yes it's a bit annoying if you miss one, but I once lived somewhere which had one bus a week (not in London, obv!)

edhistory Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > edborders Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > After the ten acres of woods are cut down and > 200 > > dead people a year are buried, in 10 to 15 > years > > there will be no more space in the 10 acres for > > more dead bodies and the woods will have been > > lost. 10 to 15 years. 10 to 15 years. 10 to 15 > > years. 10 to 15 years. > > 10 acres is 48400 square yards. > > Let's say each burial plot is 2 square yards. > > How many burial plots can be placed in 10 acres? > > How long will the 10 acres last with 200 new > unshared burial plots each year? > > I can't get the numbers to work. > > John K Nor can I.

The Actress is often really full depending on the match. And for Wimbledon - which is the only time I'd go out to watch sport :)

bawdy-nan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think the "does not match your records thing" > when trying to register for online services is > "normal". It happened to me and I had to go into > the surgery to fill in a form and they were able > to register me for online services then. So, a bit > tedious, but, certainly in may case, it wasn't > that my details weren't held correctly But it doesn't make sense that some people (including myself) are able to register online with their records apparently being matched OK, whilst others can't?

:( ETA: Pity it wasn't a pine, PGC, eh?

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Last Chance Saloon > :))

lemonellen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue Wrote: > > > > > Could it be that somebody in the practice has > made > > a typo when entering your details? > > > > If say there was a letter wrong in your > surnames, > > or a digit wrong in the house number, then > there > > wouldn't be a match. > > I think it might be a bigger issue than that. The > same happened when I tried to register, but the > receptionist read back my details to confirm I was > definitely on their records. He said I can sort it > out when I go in. I got the impression this has > been a common occurrence. Sounds like they need to get all their IT systems thoroughly overhauled by someone who knows what they're doing.

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Saw another tree on Lordship Lane last night with > a big branch down and left on the pavement. > We haven't had any strong winds recently have we. > ?? If it's just one branch, it's often due to stupid people, probably drunk, pulling it off the tree if it's within reach. If that's the case the end of the branch where it's been ripped off the tree will be all ragged, and not cleanly sawn off.

mummydaddyme Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well I have tried registering all 5 members of my > household and all i keep getting is that the > information that I am entering does not match the > details that the practice holds. Could it be that somebody in the practice has made a typo when entering your details? If say there was a letter wrong in your surnames, or a digit wrong in the house number, then there wouldn't be a match.

I can't see that the council would have any possible reason to cut all the branches off a tree, leave the trunk behind, leave the branches lying all over the pavement and road for at least a day, deny that they had done it, but then send in their enforcement team to find out who had !

Penguin68 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue wrote:- > > Penguin68 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > give the dead a break. > > > Really sorry but that did make me laugh. > > No need to apologise - my aim is to please :)

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Like I say I can move it. > Obviously I have no idea, but I imagine you can probably move it because either the person/people who cut the branches off or the council workers who came to pick up the branches have tried to remove the trunk by rocking it. That's what I would have done. And I imagine they couldn't, although they managed to loosen it which is why it moves, so will have to remove it by some other method.

yummumbums Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm sad about this tree too. I didn't think it > looked large enough to cause any damage. Nor me. They're quite often planted as street trees.

Penguin68 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- give the dead a break. Really sorry but that did make me laugh.

Completely agree, dbboy. Will you "Southwark Wood"ers be out in North Cross Road again tomorrow trying to get people to sign your petition? Because much as I love woods and green spaces, I shan't be signing it. Again. I didn't get much joy when I asked you what the council's position was, and I don't sign petitions without knowing all the facts. And can I ask you again, do you have permission for these events you are holding in the cemetery?

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If they just cut away the branches, it doesn't > sound like it was anything to do with the roots > and foundations of a building. Obviously I have no idea, but possibly they were disturbed before they could cut down the trunk - or didn't have sufficiently strong tools to do it. In some cases, removing a mature tree can actually cause more damage to a building than leaving it there, unless you know what you are doing. A quick google brought up this (I'm doing a Dulwich Fox now :)) ): "Heave can be caused by the removal of trees or severe pruning of mature trees which can allow clay soils to recover their moisture content which results in the ground swelling and causing uplift or heave. Heave is also seasonal and the extent of heave can vary throughout the year. Heave can cause serious damage to properties" http://info.westberks.gov.uk/CHttpHandler.ashx?id=35300&p=0 IF it was done by the owners of an adjacent house, or people working for them, they may have shot themselves in the foot. Edited to add the bold

A web designer doesn't just work in the dark! They design a website according to the needs of the client! The skills required are technical skills, which surely only come into play once the client decides what is required. In this case, the website is basically there already. It just needs somebody from DMC to go through each bit of it and identify errors (including links going to the wrong place), omissions and duplication. It doesn't need somebody with any technical skills to do that! Where the technical skills come in is then translating the required amendments into the techie language, html or javascript or whatever.

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > How do you know they did not contact the council > and/or it was cut down by contractors > on behalf of the council. ??? > Because as I said above, I have spoken to the council people who came to remove the branches. They are investigating who cut the tree down. It was not the council and it was not contractors on the council's behalf.

The thing is, in the case of the Ulverscroft Road tree, it is not right for people to take things into their own hands in this way. If it was undermining the foundations in some way they should have contacted the council. Quite apart from the main issue, they didn't even bother to remove the branches, just left them cluttering up the pavement and some of the road.

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I don't think they have the skills to appreciate > what they need to do around web design. All they've got to do is go through their website bit by bit and ascertain: 1. What links are not linking to the correct part of the website 2. What information is out of date and needs updating 3. What information should be on there but isn't (if any) 4. What links are apparently in more than one part of the home page but linking to different places Then it would probably take a web designer not more than a couple of hours' work to put things right. I too don't see why somebody should do this voluntarily.

AAARRRRGHHH just googled it and the one in Wandsworth has become a Young's Inn ie a HOTEL GRRRRRR Can't think of much worse though I guess it was always a Young's pub. Back to the Cherry Tree, so when is it reopening then?

The Two Brewers was in Wandsworth, wasn't it? An ex of mine used to play in a band there sometimes.

Well, I "successfully" booked an appointment for Thursday, which is good. However it was confirmed before I had finished entering the reason for the appointment, so whoever reads it will be a bit surprised by "numb fr" - I couldn't go back to correct it ..... numb fingers if anyone is wondering ..... :(

I just clicked on the red link to register at the top of their website, which says "Register via our online registration form", and it links to a page with tabs for non English speakers, temporary residents, contact details (of the surgery), careers and practice policies! But absolutely no way to register via an online registration form! I tried the "Appointments" menu and "New ways to book appointments", and there is apparently no way there to register either. Can anybody help? Am I in the wrong place or on the wrong website? I'm using this one: http://www.dmccrystalpalaceroad.co.uk This website does however have a link enabling you to register to receive text message reminders - which according to someone above they no longer send out :( ETA: Ah, OK, I see it's via a different link "Book appointments online". Somebody needs to get the website together ....