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Angling - fishing as a sport means no one taking any fish home but returning them alive to the water after weighing and photographing. Anglers often know the individual wiley old carp, having caught and returned them to the water before. Taking them home and eating them is something else altogether. There should be a big sign explaining this to new anglers. its a sport not a shopping expedition. lavender27 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Siduhe Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Lavender27, the owner of the fishery reportedly > > claims that Eastern European fisherman don't > > ?catch and release? as they are supposed to but > > take their catches home with them so the lakes > > keep running out of fish. No excuse for a sign > > like that. > > Thanks for explaining siduhe. > The owner should add to that sign," please pay at > kiosk for any fish you take home, so we can > replenish the lake" and direct it to everyone who > fish there not just "Eastern blokes/ Polish" > > It's all a load of carp.

Thank you Solar I did. It was lovely and dark!

Hi all, the head has got back to me and the sports lights were not turned off after an event last night. They Are hugely apologetic and will make sure staff know to turn them off after use. Thanks for your support and a good outcome, I think.

Rung them and they were v apologetic and looking into it

That sounds sensible suggestion.

Wide awake - 3.30am St John and St Clements school playground security light is shining like some Colditz gun tower light straight into my bedroom, penetrating my curtains. Every so often they have it this bright. Maybe it's generally turned off. I will ring them in the morning but right now I feel it's light pollution, totally selfish and really annoying. Looking out the window it's lighting up the whole area around it. Is this even legal? Anyone else?

Hi Sally, food banks are used by desperate families - it doesn't mean they can't manage money, just that they haven't got it!

It just means no one nominated it.

I've just voted formPeckham Rye but Dulwich is also a contender http://www.fieldsintrust.org/bestpark/london?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=card&utm_campaign=ukbp2017&utm_term=regional&utm_content=171028_istock

About 30, white, clean shaven, short-fairing hair, not sure of accent

Nutbrook Street has had a man with a ladder today offering to inspect and clean gutters for six quid. He was up my elderly neighbours roof and when he saw me chatting with him he asked me slightly aggressively 'is there a problem?'and when I asked what was his company as I might want my gutters inspecting (I didn't) he repeated 'is there a problem?' which I thought a bit strange if you wanted to get more work and get on with people. My neighbour said he wasn't interested, after the guy had pointed out that the flashing needed replacing and he left. He drove a silver kind of large pick up but one with a roof. he left a card.

oh I quite like it. I think the colour will calm down eventually.

Cod fell as is ace,

Wow has the long-missed lost rail link between London bridge and Charing Cross been restored without me even noticing?!

Irate, goose green is a shortcut for many at whatever time of night. Smartie wasn't referring to the playground

Perhaps approach the parents. I would hate to be a parent unaware of how loud our oVergrown son's tantrums or music was. I would also feel validated if I told him he was annoying the neighbours and neighbours agreed.

Been with RAC35 years now. They relay you home in one go,

I now say first person to turn up and collect gets it, not first contacter.

Decathlon Quechua brilliant temts

Diane is a Cambridge graduate and has always been very articulate. I think we will find she has something horrible going on. Mind you the menopause made me forget my own name.

well that's what I think edhistory

yes I see now. Paint It Pink is my advice.

hmm just put in search 'rye lane cycle' and didn't get any specific reference to this designated yet unmarked strip of pavement.

I wondered but couldn't be arsed to trail through the threads. Well now its come to my attention I can go all Boadicea on its arse.

despite living here years, ive never noticed that the bit of pavement that looks exactly like the rest of the pavement in Rye Lane is a cycle lane, not till today when cyclist and me nearly collided, side stepped each other and just missed toppling each other. I was upset and the young woman was very upset but it was nobodys fault. But looking at it, I see no indication it is a cycle lane except some tiny cycle motifs which weren't even present on that stretch of cycle pavement, down to the left coming out of Morrisons archway. I think the cycle lane should be painted pink or something. People must be bashing into each other all the time. I am also partially deaf so immune to bells.