KalamityKel

Hang on... the police said they weren't going to come out to the site of the incident. I can't see anywhere here where they said they wouldn't investigate. Don't be so quick to criticise/judge without knowing all the facts.

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Using a new (alternative?) User ID, first posting, > why not just use your original ID ? They might get laughed at...? ;-)

Okay, I'll put it out there - what kind of woodwind instrument?

jamesmcash Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi all, > > Just to let you know that I have written to the > Royal Mail with some of these experiences > included. Last time it seemed to have an impact. I > will keep you all posted. > > Best wishes > James Out of interest, are you also working to sort the issue long term? It wouldn't be the first time a councillor has taken to nudging RM on this subject and it sorts it self for a short time before reverting back to the new norm of no post.

Pugwash Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Go to the surgery, when you get to near the front > of the queue, ring them on your phone!!!! And then prove how long it takes to get through... if ever. ;-)

Perhaps you should consider being open and clear about the purpose of your "survey" from the beginning. As Q9 finally suggests "9. I am hoping to open a Portuguese shop selling groceries, deli meats and cheese, wine and beer, pastries and coffee, with a focus on affordability. Would this be a shop you could see yourself using?" You might fins the answers provided will be more helpful then.

Perhaps it's a case of if you want something done... do it yourself? I can imagine many places are desperate for extra help and the "higher ups" (whoever they may be, and in what ever field) continue to ignore the pleas... (IME) *shrugs

malumbu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's a valid question so not sure why so many are > up in arms. > > Young men are far more likely to be the victims of > violent crime. I expect that it is the > vulnerability of women, the randomness of the > murders and the nature of these that has led to an > outcry. > > I'd penned a longer response including two > innocent men killed recently, and referring back > to Stephen Lawrence (still shocked by the cover up > and incompetence of the police) but it seemed > rather macabre and took me to a section in the > Daily Mirror on line which made me think of the > Victorian's obsession with murders. Agreed! Except I don't like the suggestion (generally) that women are vulnerable/weak blah blah blah any more so than a bloke. If a vile creature is out to cause harm, gender, except for their own preference, doesn't mean much. We can hope for equal coverage from the press but the press are the press... *sighs

And Don't forget to feedback your experience :D

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Cora Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > You can probably guess!.... > > > No, I've got no idea, seriously ... I'm clueless too. Soooo many possibilities!

paint

Excuse my ignorance, but what is the context of the current closure?

ride

I ordered hard copies for the family, they arrived quickly... sorted.

Have to say I admire your conviction and persistence. Sadly, they've approved so many similar structures already along the lane, the M&S site is a classic example, AND with the same types of objections and failures in procedures along the way that I can't see planning paying much attention to what people who actually live in the effected areas think. Apparently "change" should be embraced *sighs

Hole

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"Journalists should be allowed to report on issues which are in the public interest." How is embarrassing anyone in the public's best interest? Should be a petition to stop journists over sensationalising stories and get them to actually report real stories

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DulwichFox Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I just wonder what things would be like if > Corbyn > > was in power. > > > > Scary that.. > > > They could hardly be much worse. > > At least Jeremy Corbyn had integrity. ROFLMAO!!!! That's a good one! Not sure why we're giving either Cummings or Corbyn any attention here *sighs

Imp

Me

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Buck

Perhaps try again after next Monday when people can do what ever they like *shrugs