lindylou

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > pk - I think lindlylou is referencing the > collective lack of self-distancing evident around > Rye Lane/High St. > It's certainly the case, I shop there every few > days and it's noticeable (if you're trying to take > precautions for yourself). > To be fair though, I wouldn't say Lordship Lane is > the shining example of how to distance either, > people acting clueless there too ! Thank you KidKruger. My post was in no way racist but why do certain members of society think this disease won't affect then? And yes, I am concerned that the incidence is higher in the BAME society. That said, if I were a BAME, I sure as hell would be looking after myself and my family.

seenbeen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Interestingly state schools do not teach basic > hygiene in Biology but Alleyns used to teach their > 13 year olds food hygiene and an officially > recognised certificate was presented at the end of > the course....that was in the early 1990s. > Hopefully the National Curriculum will change! What proof do you have of this.

Kiajag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Do we need to know the BAME/white ratios when > discussing teenagers playing football in the > park? > > seenbeen Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > edcam Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Idiots. This government has a lot to answer > > for > > > with their wishy-washy "advice". Plus - so > > many > > > people are stupid. > > > > The advice is quite clear- there is a hard core > of > > people who ignore it. I've just seen 10 > teenagers > > playing footie in Alleyn's Field 8 BAME and 2 > > white kids...no social distancing and close > > tackling. > > Also a woman with 2 kids turned up there and > the > > kids - 7 and 5 ish run straight up to some > other > > children there- so all the nonsense about not > > sending kids to school is a joke...anyway > plenty > > of kids are at school as their parents are key > > workers who would be the most likely to pass > > infection on... Yes we do need to know the ratio of BAME to white. Southwark has one of the highest death rates of COVID19, and Peckham being the highest. It's useless having an expensive enquiry into why BAME have a higher rate of death unless we understand why. Please take a walk along Peckham high street/rye lane. I can't imagine you've done that. If not, before you comment, go and have a look at the facts.

Report him to the RSPCA if you have evidence he is using poison. The poison could also kill other wildlife or domestic animals. Most foxes are scared of dogs so I find it hard to believe that the mother "growled" at his dog! We have a fox family nearby and when my cat goes out in the garden they run off.

I believe that Frien Road got its name from Frien Farm. I live on Landells Road and my house backs onto Barry Road. There is a small divide between our gardens (some of the divide has been claimed). I believe that the milkmen would use this passageway to deliver milk in days gone by

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I had mine a day or so ago. > > I cannot understand why it says you should/should > not do particular things, but it doesn't explain > why. > > No wonder people ignore the instructions. > > Also, it should have been sent out ages ago. Exactly Sue

Yes, I agree, a postal problem. But your comment that "people needing to shield would probably already know that" is untry. I had a severe organising pneumonia several years ago. I was under guys hospital chest clinic for a long time and then discharged. I have since had an inhaler. You do seem to assume quite a lot Sue.

A worrying aspect for me is that I had a call from NHS last week asking if I had received my letter, sent out weeks ago, informing me that I should be shielding. Needless to say, that letter hasn't arrived! Thankfully I've been staying at home, but apparently I shouldn't even be going to get my weekly shopping! I wonder how many more have not received their letters.

jimlad48 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well you're a miserable person. Perhaps you should > stay indoors and accept that if people are > following guidelines, or trying to, there isn't > that much of an issue. > > Sorry, but if you're going to moan about people > being outside, you need to accept that by going > outside you are part of the problem. > > lindylou Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Had enough now. I started this thread about the > > people sitting on the benches outside the > > Palmerston on Lordship Lane. Once again, I had > to > > go to Lloyds pharmacy on North Ross Road to > > collect a prescription. 3.20om, every bench > > outside the pub was taken up by luvvies with > their > > takeaway coffees, 3 or 4 at each table, > enjoying > > the sun. Not at all bothered. Well Palmerston > pub, > > your benches might be fixed to the ground but > > there's no excuse. Enjoy your fine. Reporting > you. I already said...the reason I was out was to collect a prescription from the pharmacy.

Had enough now. I started this thread about the people sitting on the benches outside the Palmerston on Lordship Lane. Once again, I had to go to Lloyds pharmacy on North Ross Road to collect a prescription. 3.20om, every bench outside the pub was taken up by luvvies with their takeaway coffees, 3 or 4 at each table, enjoying the sun. Not at all bothered. Well Palmerston pub, your benches might be fixed to the ground but there's no excuse. Enjoy your fine. Reporting you.

This afternoon I had to go to Lloyds pharmacy on North road Road to collect a prescription. I saw a police van on the corner parked across the road outside the pub opposite M&S. They were shifting people away who chose to sit and get some sun on the benches outside the pub. To be able to keep the 2 metres distance, anyone needing to pass would have been forced to walk in the road. I am now totally fed up with this selfish attitude.One of the selfish idiots walked up the road past the pharmacy and winged to all and sundry about how unfair it was as she was "only taking a rest" and she "didn't think police patrolled in East Dulwich".

Cats and dogs both have feline and canine coronovirus, and they always have. Unless you eat said animals it does not cross from animal to human/human to animal.

Have PM you.

rupert james Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Did you not know those that live in ED are special > and are not effected by anything, I am told their > sh...t does not even stink. > > When will people do the right thing towards > others. Well said. "But I'm entitled to have my ice cream/burgers/coffee, I don't care if people have to walk in the road to get around me. Me, me, me, me that's all I care about. Stuff the rest of you".

emu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think a few are still open and some main dealers > are keeping their workshops open but not the sales > showrooms , so definitely worth phoning around. Thank you.

Cyber monkey it's because the government have stated that ALL non essential shops should not be open

Cyclemonkey Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is there a government list of essential food? No > there isn't. Ice cream is food, therefore shops > are allowed to sell it to takeaway. Sainsbury's > are selling it, along with all sorts of "non > essential" food. As the OP said, a queue of about 20 people. If you're in Sainsbury's shopping for essential food, by all means add some ice cream. To go to an outlet selling just ice cream is not essential. Why not open all of the shops on lordship lane, the pizza places maybe, or how about the restaurants?

Cyclemonkey Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What are you going to report them for? Being a > takeaway food business? Because that is allowed. It's not a takeaway food business as such. If you're that desperate for ice cream then buy it alongside your essential groceries at the supermarket. Once you allow one independent shop to open, you have to allow them all to open.

Just reported them.im not being totally nasty but there can't be one rule for one business and another for another business. I can't understand why people are encouraging this...should be totally ashamed of themselves.

Report them. I agree, bending the rules. Coffee and ice cream are not essential at all. Actually I'm going to report them myself!

seenbeen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Kwik fit near goose green was open on > Wednesday...so I guess they are not banned from > opening for the very reasons you mention- phone > around local ones or mobile car mechanics Thank you. I'll phone around tomorrow. I wasn't sure if they were on the list of essential commodities.

Does anyone know if garages are open at the moment? My driver side door doesn't lock properly, and I'm worried my car could get stolen. Even when the door appears to be shut it flies open so, obviously I can't drive it. It's important to me as I'm the carer for my 90 year old parents and rely on my car. Many thanks.

Give people an inch and they will take a mile. The utter selfishness and lack of compliance is one of the reasons lockdown will remain. Morons.