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It's not just about visiting the picture house. If you were to walk from stop to stop they are actually a lot further apart than you think, especially as you come down from the Library. The stop is also where the P13 joins the main route (when it wants to), there's the school,... There's a few things to consider here.

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Is this the same group that is in battle with Lambeth over the restrictions in place in the surrounding roads by the bus garage? If so, good on you! Drivers (of the bus kind) are finding it incredibly difficult to get to work... to provide an alternative to using personal cars... malumbu your continuous acidic comments floating around this forum is becoming tedious. It's not all about you.

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Sweeping statements and over generalisations - you quite offensively saying "England is still a racist country" - tend to hide weak points. Yes, please summarise what you are trying to debate about.

No. Well maybe. It depends how you look at it. On collection day it's just mixed in with the food waste. It's not always collected either. The bin men on collection day check the bin to see if there's enough worth emptying (IME) and if there's only a small amount in the bin will leave it. So really you're just paying for the food waste. However, there is the argument to those that use it a lot - gardens with plenty of greenery that needs to be managed - it's also convenient and helpful to have on hand when ever you need it. You can also offer out to your neighbours if they might need to get rid of anything (if you're on good terms with them of course).

bonaome Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > first mate Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Why is it that on the cycle hangar commonplace > map > > you can ask for a cycle hangar but as a > resident > > on the same street you cannot object to it. > Again, > > seems anyone can ask for hangars and state > there > > is terrific demand without any proper analysis. > > Totally undemocratic. > > Completely agree. Bugs me too. Although it is only a site to register interest. It doesn't mean that's where it's all agreed. *shrugs

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???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > notimpressed Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Thick people quite often share posts on > Facebook > > about child abductions that are completely > false, > > but they dont have the intelligence to > > analyse/research where the story has come from > and > > consider that it may not be true. People kind > of > > enjoy being outraged and letting others know > about > > it. > > > > Its likely utter nonsense, and if you believe > it, > > well im afraid you cant be too clever either. > > Thick people don?t know how to use an apostrophe > too. Was it wrong of me to chuckle at this? ;-)

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first mate Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > That seems a bit rich, given the centre replaced a > 'community' hospital. > Penguin68 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > The Tessa Jowell supports a consortium of SE > > London GP practices. If yours isn't one of them > > you won't be asked there, I'm guessing. I think that's the point. Community/local/surrounding area... you see?

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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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