kford

There's already another Grand Designs house not 250m away, in Bawdale Road, behind Moxon's.

Down in Fellbrigg area too. Sky modem has solid orange smiley face rather than white one.

What LondonMix said

The pressure pad is definitely working - I've triggered it. It's probably being set off by car wheels straying on to it.

http://www.roadsafetygb.org.uk/news/3716.html

Why are you assuming this is speed-related? It could've been caused by the far more common cause of accidents - not paying due care or attention.

Ridgeback Hybrid seat post, unused: ?5 B'TWIN competition road bike bar stem 130mm, unused: ?5

I don't know which shops will suffer, apart from the Co-op and maybe Sainsbury's; Rose's, Moxon's and Franklins etc have a loyal customer base who appreciate their quality. Maybe the wine shops, but there are no independent ready meal shops on LL.

Co-op will be concerned, being neither cheap nor good.

Meanwhile: http://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/families-terror-as-people-carrier-bursts-into-flames-in-car-park-below-flats-a3324306.html

So the pillion removes his helmet and the chase is called off.

Ever wondered were all our stolen motorbikes go? Perhaps the police should be allowed to chase them now.

rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > kford Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > > You have to drive 40m in a bus lane for any > fine > > to be valid. You should've appealed! > > 20m, I think, and it's only a guideline, not a law > - if you've cut in front of a bus or otherwise > hampered it you can still be fined. A mate was > fined when a camera caught his left rear tyre just > kissing the end of the bus lane at Grove Tavern > when turning left - appeal refused on the grounds > that he had forced a bus further back in the lane > to slow down. You're correct - it's the '20m concession'

CassieBushell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I always 'skip' across the end of the bus lane > just before finishes otherwise you end up sitting > in solid traffic like a lemon for the sake of a > meter or two when the other lane is empty and > green light. We have never had anything (touch > wood!) You have to drive 40m in a bus lane for any fine to be valid. You should've appealed!

Pretty much any diesel made before 2014 will fall foul of the uLEZ rules. And most petrol cars built before 2006.

There isn't a speed camera at that location. Don't know about a bus lane camera though. Might be worth checking google street view.

To not charge taxis is absurd. The amount of old (some up to 18-years-old) black cabs in town is criminal. Few are Euro6 compliant; most are Euro4 high-milers with no particulate filters and poor tuning. Start there.

The size of the unit base suggested a commercial

I'm going to keep whingeing, thanks. Not about the result - it is what it is - but about the ignorance of the people who voted for it, and who will now be among the first to suffer its consequences.

On the contrary, I want him to have to deal with the clusterfuck he's helped create. If May gets in, for example, the Brexiters will just say it's her fault the country's wrecked.

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi ford, > The Remain campaign didn't run a full telling > operation so what they said was a script to try > and motivate you to get out and vote. > Saying that the overall turnout across Southwark > was low at 66% compared to Lambeth next door. > Labour Lambeth were wholly campaigning for IN. > Southwark Labour we were told by the Remain > campaign were split down the middle and relatively > by them little was done. > In East Dulwich ward we've delivered circa 45,000 > leaflets including GLA election ones which all had > Remain stories in them and three round of specific > IN leaflets. We've made 2,500 voter contacts in > the last 6 weeks about the referendum with remain > at 77%. > What didn't help is the Remain campaign telling us > they had agreed with Dulwich & West Norwood Labour > party we were only wanted in Coldharbour ward! This was after I told them that we'd all voted in, but your post makes sense!

Just had a couple of Remain chaps at the door asking if we'd voted, which we have. They said that there's been a surprisingly low turnout in SE22, so if you haven't voted - get to the polling station now!

This is the kind of thing our stolen bikes end up being used for: http://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime/brazen-moped-thief-caught-on-camera-snatching-phone-out-of-victims-hand-in-square-mile-a3276136.html So anything that can be done to prevent thefts is imperative. .

Caesi01 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Also, another idea. Given that London has one of > the highest density of CCTV surveillance > worldwide, why can't cameras be installed at each > side entry and exit of residential roads. It might > work as a further deterrent. > I realise, this might sound a bit extreme, but I > would be more than happy to give up some privacy > for a peaceful night of sleep. Because helmets