Sally Eva

The right to use the highway belongs to the King and all parking is obstruction of other people's right of way. This is the whole basis of parking charges. The kerb side does not belong to the person who gets there first. All parking is obstruction, we have just got so used to it we feel entitled to do it. We are not https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1980/66/part/IX/crossheading/obstruction-of-highways-and-streets

He should have a community psychiatric nurse keeping an eye on him in the community and making sure he takes his medication. The police (immediately) are the first port of call. Try the Neighbourhood Watch.

dry cleaners at Nunhead shops. Two doors down from Ayres, Evelina Road I should think. Quick, helpful not exorbitant

Malumbo, I think the "don't drink and drive" rules were effective because they were so inflexible. I was a junior reporter (in a magistrates court) in about 1976 when this guy was in court, charged with being drunk in charge of a car. He had come out of the pub, opened the car door, and passed out in the front seat with his keys in his hand. He was a travelling salesman and his defence lawyer pleaded that he would lose his job if he was banned from driving. The magistrates actually apologised to him but said that they had no choice but to ban him for a year. Self-evidently they would have let him carry on driving if they had been able to. But they weren't. It's this absence of wriggle-room to which I attribute the law-change's rapid success -- supported by peer pressure I agree -- plus police enforcement. All those Christmas campaigns

If you put it in a clothing bank or give it to a charity shop marked "rags" they will be able to sell it. I have reused worn out sheets and patched them. The problem can be that the whole sheet is worn out and weakened and it simply tears in different places.

Who advised you that a vit B12 injection might help?

Krystals in Nunhead. Brilliant etc

I handed over lots of medicines, opened and unopened, to my local pharmacy when my husband died. No problem at all. No charity would take prescription medicines. They are occasionally put into foodbank bins but not distributed, prescription or non-prescription. Prescription medicines are intended for the person they are prescribed for and no one else.

I'm a blood donor and this test is done on all donated blood otherwise it can't be used. Not all people with HIV are gay (so what anyway). If I were HIV positive I would certainly want to know.

The Gowlett wins. Open tomorrow, pizzas from noon, seats maybe. Pizzas are famed so sorted thank you

Must be open Christmas Eve just been let down by a booking suddenly cancelled

Anthony Gold at the Elephant & Castle Some parts of housing/homelessness/tenant legal advice are legally aidable. Anthony Gold solicitors run this housig blog https://nearlylegal.co.uk/

Yes, that's probably fair. I think cycle.travel does find the quietest routes and everyone values time/drama their own way. As I get older and uglier I'm not sure whether I get more safety conscious or less.

Happening (smaller scale) in Nunhead Cemetery yesterday too

cycle.travel is a good one to consult.

Do you mean a Zimmer frame?

Apcoa run the council's parking enforcement. You can phone them direct on 0207 708 8587 and they will send a traffic warden.

This was on Peckham Rye West 7.40 this morning near the Clock House. He was wearing a collar of green lights and cars were going round him. No one I spoke to in the park knew of him. No one seemed to be looking for him. The amount of food squashed on the road was very slight. He must be very hungry but the collar means he has an owner who takes him out in the dark.

re damage take before and after photos

Thanks. I've never seen them before on the Common crows. Some very scrawny ones too which have ragged neck feathers

they are being fed and I wondered if they were therefore over-populating, allowing genetic faults to survive (as per the Canada Geese).

I recognise magpies and jackdaws. This is white feathers in patches, reminding me of the Canada Geese with wing feathers missing ie a genetic fault.

There seem to be a growing number of crows/rooks on the Common with patches of white feathers. Anyone know why?

all solicitors should tell you what an appointment will cost in advance. a first step might be Citizens Advice in Peckham https://www.citizensadvicesouthwark.org.uk/ or Advice Guide https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/?adviceguide.org.uk/

And Cooopers Bakehouse will deliver it https://www.coopersbakehouse.com/ourbread