Earl Aelfheah

Didn't know about Burro e Salvia - sounds great. Shame about Hope & Greenwood turning into a poncey pooch emporium.

... sorry, that was very negative. I just suspect that if there isn't a private developer getting a huge public subsidy then Boris is likely to think the whole thing pointless - i.e. it's The Old Kent Road Quater.

....and have them ignored.

You watched it for an hour and didn't call the police?

So Southwark runs a tight ship and Lewisham a shight tip?

first mate Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'd love to know where our local councillors stand > on this? Any comment from those councillors who > frequent the forum? James Barber has signed.

I will complete it, but suspect that it's a fait accompli for Old Kent Road and another 'exciting new quater*' for London *1 and 2 bedroom flats, as expensive as they are souless, marketed exclusively to overseas investors

Definitely get back onto the Police. They are obligated to investigate. If they try to fob you off, ask to be passed higher up the chain and failing that, speak with your local councillor.

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've shared it three times now. :-)

One final push needed for it to reach 1000

Good grief.

Boris certainly does like to spend transport budget on vanity projects - routemaster - Thames dangleway anyone?

Which user name?

I had a car come shooting out of a side road today, without slowing down, or looking. Nearly knocked me off my bike. Crazy.

I got a call from my wife shortly after I'd left work, to say that she'd locked herself out of the house! So I ended up cycling home, letting her in and then got the train back into town. Actually didn't take too long and meant that I didn't have to worry about my bike being nicked. Next time I will plan ahead a bit better (and hopefully so will my wife).

You would think that some engineers out there would have come up with something a bit smarter to slow vehicles than a bump. I mean it's not a very sophisticated response is it?

We spend a fortune resurfacing the roads to ensure that they are flat and smooth and then the same again putting bumps back in. I'm pretty sure (although admittedly, I can't evidence it) that speeding is just displaced by humps. You so often see van drivers (not sure why it's always van drivers, but anyway), leaving a 'bump zone' and really putting their foot down, which I'm sure is at least in part born out of the frustration bumps invoke.

Currently at 953, just one small push to tip it over the 1000 mark.

Problem is Foxy, I'm already at work and have the bike with me. Didn't cross my mind this morning. Just laid my hands on a cable, so will have a chain (HipLok), a D-lock and a cable (which I can use in conjunction with the D, to lock the saddle). I'm thinking I may just risk it. ...also just realised that I don't have any lights with me! Really haven't didn't think this through.

vgrant Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Music that actually endures is music that isnt > enhanced by drug use. Is there any music which isn't enhanced by drug use?

Going out after work tonight for some drinks and thinking of leaving my bike locked up in Waterloo overnight. Is it ridiculously naive / optimistic to think that it won't be gone by the morning. It has two good locks.

vgrant Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I want to see a world where all kids are higher > than average. :-)

Sorry, phone doing weird things.

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stephent Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > They do save the state from having to pay for the > 8% of pupils that attend, plus bring in overseas > investment for foreign pupils, etc. There are > certainly some negatives too, but it's not as > black and white as you make out. I don't think it's black and white and I admit that there is nuance as in any debate. On balance though, It's my belief that the system is divisive.