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thank you, at last a constructive bit of info. Annie

indeed

thank you, this was the most helpful post i got on this

I am speaking to a financial advisor who has been recommended to me and feel i can trust. still, before signing on the dotted line, i feel i need someone to look over, in case there are hidden issues. anyone to recommend? thank you

i am in receipt of all i can get, j have been for years and learnt to manage. but #65 is still a big hit, and contestable. Ax

thank you, but i had gathered that! i needed constructive info, i live on a tiny income and paying what i think is a badly stout scheme is disproportionately crippling. this old lady has sucked many eggs...

thanks everyone, i am appealing as my representation was rejected. thinking of sending copy of my evidence and letters to the leader of the council. I am disabled and do not have the choice of walking, cycling or public transport. and on the lowest income. a fine is equivalent to my living expenses for a fortnight. I think i have got enough info to go on with. All best everyone Annie

i wonder if this is a way to create exclusive ghettoes???

I am appealing it, as i think i ought, using boomshake's letter as a template. i can't afford the escalation though. pension credit doesn't give me the luxury. thank you everyone for your contributions

I wonder if there is a specific group for this. I got done at the roundabout in College road in may. I hadn't driven that way since before the lockdown and was collecting food and supplies for SDCAS, an essential local charity. My satnav (Google) didn't show any alternative route). I am determined to fight this one. anyone can help me do that? I would rather donate the #65 to the charity i volunteer for to buy essential groceries for destitute clients!. I wonder if anyone has successfully fought such a case. My representation has been rejected and i am going to appeal. All best Annie

As the Day Centre activities at the Copleston centre have been interrupted because of the virus, the SDCAS arenot able to look after clients as they usually do with advice and help with food and essentials. We are able to distribute food parcels at the other day cnetre in Peckham. We distribute 60 to 80 parcels a week and rely on local donations. For the coming week we need the following: tins of tomatoes, fish, beans and pulses rice, couscous, breakfast cereals toiletries :soap, shampoo nappies (size 4 and over) dates and dry fruit If you can't contribute food but would like to donate, please use the justgiving link on the SDCAS website. Please contact me by private message for arrangement to drop off donations. All best, keep safe Annie

This saturday is our monthly stall at the Copleston Centre, where you can find a good selection of secondhand books and ads, as well as coffee and cakes. Copleston Centre, Copleston Road, 10.30 till 12.30 All proceeds go to help with essentials for the clients of the Southwark Day centre for Asylum seekers and Refugees. Hoping to see you on Saturday. Please note that the SDCAS are currently in need of nappies (all sizes) as well as shoes for men. Any such donations can be brought to the bookstall on the day, or arrange for collection by replying to this post.

Please note times- apologies for error in previous posting !!! Here we are again, second saturday in the > month, > > 10.30 till 12.30 at the Copleston Centre, > > Copleston Road > > with a fresh supply of pre-read books, coffee > and > > lovely cakes, > > in aid of the Southwark Day Centre for Asylum > > Seekers. > > > > See you there

Here we are again, second saturday in the month, 12.30 till 12.30 at the Copleston Centre, Copleston Road with a fresh supply of pre-read books, coffee and lovely cakes, in aid of the Southwark Day Centre for Asylum Seekers. See you there

thank you. i have looked into this and it still is more energy than i have to use, I have ME, aggravated by the stress of travelling and the circumstances. but thank you very much for the suggestion