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I researched this a few years ago after being caught in one; you're allowed in for 20m or so, for turning tight left, for example. https://blog.greenflag.com/2015/the-boom-in-bus-lane-fines-how-to-appeal-a-ticket-or-pcn/

Ginnie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Does anyone know why the Southwark recycling > centre on the Old Kent Road is not accepting any > of the regular materials that go in your blue > recycling bins? I took a car full of cardboard > there and was told that it had to go in the > household waste section. I don?t understand the > logic of this when there is so much extra > cardboard around to be recycled due to all the > home deliveries being made. The recycling truck has always taken our oversize cardboard waste, if left next to the blue bin

They take the disco 4 lights to upgrade disco 3s. If it's an early disco sport, probably the same.

If it's a discovery, it's common. Removed with a screwdriver slotted between light and tailgate

Cora Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > With so few places as the bad weather draws in > couldn't the cinemas show ongoing old classics - > twice the shows but half the audience? I know it's > the bigger picture for the organisation but would > be so sad to see it go.... Odeon is doing this soon, ?5 tickets to see 80s classics like Dirty Dancing and Back to the Future on the big screen

'03 MINI mini

There's a decent Mini with a council destruction notice on it on Cranthrew Road

There seems to be quite a few cars on CPR and surrounding streets that never move, with dirt gathering around their wheels

It's just marketing. Expensive, targeted marketing in a new affluent area.

If its keyless entry, they bounce the signal from inside the house, open it and then just drive away.

What coach beth said. And well done James, I know you had a massive hand in bringing in a much-needed school. Signed off by Nick Clegg in the end, IIRC?

Saw woman trying to smuggle out big jars of coffee and baby powder out of the Co-op the other day; when confronted she called the security guys c&$ts, dropped them, and strolled off.

Correct, this was imposed by the govt. Attack them

This site could be knocked up in an hour, on a ready-made template. GCSE web design.

I heard it's going to reopen as a lobster and oyster bar, knocked through from the fish shop. Hope so, although I loved the restaurant.

Sally Eva Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A Parking Charge Notice ? the one issued by > private companies - is not backed up by law. > Instead, it is an invoice that has been issued for > what it alleges is a breach of contract. If the > car park operator wants to force you to pay, they > will need to take you to the civil court, which is > costly and time-consuming > > See more here: > > https://www.mirror.co.uk/money/martin-lewis-debunk > s-private-parking-20908858 If your appeal doesn't work, tweet @sainsburys; I did this to Lidl once, after an iffy ticket at Surrey Quays, and they quashed it.

Lime bikes are too heavy and clunky for a good comparison with a real electric bike. It's a shame Decathlon isn't open for customers, as you could ride one of their fine bikes around the shop!

There's another plant theft thread on this site today

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8252819/Police-try-restore-order-huge-queue-forms-outside-burger-bar-MEATliquor.html?offset=36&max=100&jumpTo=comment-538867711#comment-538867711

Co-op less busy, less stocked.

The Hacienda is streaming live right now if anyone fancies taking it up a notch! https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/whats-on/music-nightlife-news/watch-haciendas-day-stay-home-18076098

Had a great takeaway curry from Memsaab last night. Ordered online and collected, but they deliver.

Peckhampam Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I really do not understand the bash the council > brigade. I?m not talking about the rights or > wrongs of implementing the CPZ, I?m talking about > comments like the council is greedy and can?t help > themselves. Where do you think the money is going > ? It doesn?t go into councillors pockets but into > public services which Southwark provides better > than many. A massive chunk of it goes to APCOA (Airport Parking Company of America), who deal with fees/fines etc

Likely delivering patients to Kings, or possible related to the new makeshift hospital at Excell - Hercules C130s have been practicing steep approaches to London City Airport all week too.

Cien is Lidl's own brand. This is profiteering.