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Metallic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm thinking up a new phrase for "we are > listening" for Southwark Council to use on the top > of their comms to residents. > > How about: "We are listening but not registering > what you say, we don't really care about any of > you" "Lights are on but..." you mean ;-)

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tasha1 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I had an appointment at TJ this morning for my 2nd > Pfizer vaccine and arrived to be told they had run > out. Rescheduled for next Sunday but if anyone has > an appointment in the next couple of days, it > might be worth checking before leaving home. That's interesting as they said on Friday that the numbers would be there to match those already booked in for their second to ensure second jabs were catered for. This was advised after my enquiry on how one goes about finding a place that offers the Pfizer as an alternate for 1st jab.

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heartblock Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I?m trying to be patient with the GP practice > based here, but the management team is > dysfunctional, which is a shame as the clinical > staff (GPS and other health professionals) are > excellent. I suggest that if you have any issues > you complain to NHS England. Dysfunctional in what way?

How/who/where does one make contact with Royalmail to complain about missing post, apart from the "helpline" that you have to hunt around for? Say if I wanted to email royalmail... where can I find the appropriate one? At present there seems to be a week of expected post that was sent between 13th-19th Feb that certainly hasn't arrived. The type of expected items are raising concerns in our household as to security (not suggesting anything dodgy going on!) of personal data. Any suggestions?

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OutOfFocus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Clutterqueen Wrote: > > > > > I will be reporting this to Southwark Council. > > > It's in Lewisham, but don't think council run it. Hahahaha! guys you certainly know how to start the week off with a chuckle!

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Clutterqueen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > We've all been moaning a lot lately! > > To post that teachers are moaners at a time when > we need them the most is appalling! > > The OP's grammar took me by surprise. *chuckles That's you told Cat! ;-)

Bongo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My post service has totally collapsed over the > last two weeks. But bizarrely I received loads of > old mail from January today (ie on a Sunday..?!) Same here! Post has been all over the place these last couple of weeks. Some items are arriving sooner than others, some none at all. There doesn't seem to be any pattern or clear system as to what's going on. It's frustrating.

Did you know we're originally from Mars? There's pyramids up there (points) to prove it...

Profiting from anothers "art"? hmm classy! ;-)

mrwb Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Why are they closing? Surely they are making money > in current conditions? Do we really think they > will reopen. > > If not, can only think it's because lots of people > have left London for the moment. They're not closing for good. They're closing for a month for refurb/improvements/whatever you want to call it. To others suggesting it's a failure, clearly it's not as it's still here after many many years. Stop with this nonsense of continuous slating. Yes it's not the best run outlet of a co-op but it is an essential shop for many that either can't afford the prices of other nearby shops or can't travel further afield. Many had the same narrow/pompous attitude towards Icelands before M&S strolled on in... if it's not for you then stay away from it. *shrugs

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malumbu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I posted an interesting article, Cat posted an > alternative take, can others please actually join > in the debate rather that site individual > examples. I could talk about lots of racism that > I have witnesses but would rather look at the big > picture. Go on, indulge me please! I thought the point of debate was to look at everyone's views and not steer it in one direction only? Maybe some consideration to take when seeking feedback/input?

malumbu you've mentioned "demographic" a couple of times on this thread. What is your impression of those you are seeing in the pubs to those you assume use the forum? A genuine question.

?Hello all, I attended a small gathering with some friends to celebrate my 30th birthday. It was a spur of the moment decision made with the misguided view that we were coming out of lockdown and this would be OK. ?I?m deeply sorry for breaking the rules and in turn understand that this puts people at risk. This was a serious and inexcusable error of judgment. Given the restrictions, I realise how irresponsible these actions were and I take full responsibility. ?I feel particularly embarrassed knowing first hand how hard people have worked to combat this terrible illness and being fully aware of the sacrifices that people and businesses have made to help keep us all safe. Even though this won?t make it right, I want to sincerely apologise.? Such twaddle makes me grrrr so much! :@