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first mate Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > That?s what happens when a hospital is turned into > a giant GP Practice with an appalling record of > incompetence ie Concordia /Hambledon. Another > cracking Southwark decision. If they cannot get > the phones sorted do we really trust them with our > health? > > Interested to see that the Health Centre has been > downgraded to a GP Practice. Is this the case or > is the Practice contained within a wider health > centre? Tut tut what a disappointing attitude from you firstmate. I had expected better from someone who supports the goings ons of the area.

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Oh get off your high horse! There is no excuse for letting children run wild and being such a nuisance as described by the OP. Yes parents cope with things differently but that is what being a parent is all about. Contrary to popular belief, children do not rule the roost. Parents should have an awareness on what their child is doing - If they are becoming noisy outside and refuse to tone it down when requested, bring them in.

first mate Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I am also really unclear how all this enhances > social distancing in the area? It's the councils' sneaky way to justify the plans. By making out it's an essential implementation in the "battle" against the virus they're getting their own way. The approach is clever, shame the plan isn't *sighs

Erm... to some people it might not be junk mail *shrugs

gromit3:16 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Camberwell has been closed all week, > it means now the nearest one is Peckham orlordship > lane, which means extra people using these to post > offices. > > I thought government said post offices are > essential, they should stay open. A bit difficult to do IF say I dunno... they don't have staff due to self isolation... Just putting that thought out there! It's easy to say this and that should be operating how you expect them to do so but people really need to think of others too.

Not that I have anything helpful to add but I read the title as "Onion pork potatoes". Just thought I'd share that!

It annoys me people are quick to moan about the shops themselves but really it's the customers that are the problem. We've been in the situation a good while now and yet STILL people are being stupid and continuing to live in their own bubbles and choose it ignore the general rule about social distancing.Local shops are small. We all know this. As it's been mentioned already on this thread, speak up to people not following the rules. Help the situation and take control... If you spot a shop you wish to obtain goods from that is busy, either wait outside creating a Queue and take responsibility for "crowd control" (help shops!) or stand in a place that prevents more shoppers entering until order has resumed (based on the rules of social distancing). Yes I appreciate there are many that don't feel comfortable about making such bold moves but we need to work together. Shop owners are under pressure to get goods to people and are also putting themselves at risk all the time. More consideration for them, I'm sure, would be greatly appreciated. ETA - Thank you so very much to all those in the local shops!

Was it an atlas?

what's the matter with you lot? It's about awareness more than anything. If it's of no interest to you then you needn't be concerned with it. Simple.

budleigh Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > the reason there are so many threads is because it > keeps getting moved to the business section, which > is annoying and i don't really see why... > > > > Sue Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Already two threads on this! Should threads be moved elsewhere and another is started up it would be really helpful, to those that might not navigate around the forum so much or even realise (those on mobile devices) there are other sections, for others to link on the thread where they might find it...

dbboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > COUNCILLORS - A response to this thread would give > residents some reassurance, one that you can be > measured on, in terms of what YOU as Elected > Representatives and council officers/staff are > being instructed to react to do in these unusual > times. > > Now is Your time to STEP UP and come out of the > shadows you so like to operate in. If you don't > perform now at this time of need, the electorate > will NOT forget or forgive you at the next round > of local elections. I'm sure the Council are busy at... let me guess... the council. The EDF is NOT the full representation of the borough and is not the only means of communication. There are many things to consider and get in motion before being able to inform people with the correction information (just look at the situation/confusion caused with last weeks' PM announcement). This is not the time to lecture on politics so take a step back. The council will share any information as and when they are able to.

I, on impulse, bought a small bag of sugar... I dont use sugar *shrugs

ouchers! Sorry I don't have anything else to add ;-)

why does everything/everyone have to have a label?

Having trouble understanding what has ever been so terrible about this particular newsagents. Never had a problem with them at all.

katesonic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Why? > > Why are under 18's excluded from using the venue? > > > You and your feckin licensing laws. 8pm? > > No Booze you choose? > > Local Parents will have appreciated in the past > when teens have gigged there (professionally) and > gone on to play at festivals... > > Surely that can happen again? > > This is what I mean this venue is just for trust > fund hippies. > > K. Maybe you should just stop talking. You are making yourself look a fool. Share facts instead of rolling out silly unfounded comments.

katesonic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So land nearby is premium real esate in case you > hadn't noticed. What's that got to do with anything?

Not sure why my post was removed... I am interested to know the response from the store regarding complaints filed based on the comments here, whether it's to do with poor levels of stock or poor customer service.

What has been the response from the store to the complaints filed? Assuming, for all the moaning on here, such actions have been taken. Especially against such "vile" staff?

binkylilyput Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > People who are rudely saying "do it > yourself"....get a grip. > > We all pay for other people to do services for us > and also do jobs that provide services for other > people. That's what makes the world go round. > > Ever bought a sandwich rather than make one > yourself? > > Besides, some people may have physical reasons why > washing their car could be difficult or > impossible. > > And even if they don't, they want someone to do a > perfectly normal job for them. > > Are you seriously having a go?! Probably the same reason you are - it's ridiculous. simple

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sillywoman Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > nivag Wrote: > > > > > Not everyone has easy access to water or a > > convenient place to wash a car. > > Seriously? Bucket. Tap. Sponge. Car parked in > road/street. Job done. > Honestly - words fail me. Ditto

What's the alternative method? No to NATO, yes to what?