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Oh get out of it. The public sector pay taxes too. I have worked in the NHS for the ast 26 years & wasn't lured away in the late 80's to the late 90's when all around me were deserting to work for private agencies with the short term promise of twice the salary and yes it was almost twice during those years, I tried to take a more long term view and yes that was the prospect of a promised pension and then for that to suddenly be threatened are we not allowed to be angry. The last time nurses went on strike was in 1988 and yes I was out that day too although as a student but a salaried student. Lives will not be compromised by the proposed strike on Wednesday as there will be a bank holiday service.

Inconsequential I think the more that ignore the better

Ha ha!

Anyone striking on the 30th?

No Damian it's his sons have made the money, not the original Dr Gupta, he was old style

Sad story

Funnily enough no wine, wasn't needed nettie:)-D

Can't believe there has been nothing on here about this, went to see it in Peckham Bussey building tonight, it was great and what a great venue with lots happening there,last night tomorrow, they hold 30 tickets back to sell on the night pay what you want, got there today at 5.50 and got tghe last 2 tickets highly recommend it.

Don't think you'll get hyperthermia from lack of heating quite the opposite!

wonder if it's the same people that were on lower marsh last week

An old fashioned remedy would beto try a poultice which might draw splinter out eg bread soaked in boiling water, but I would bypass gp & go straight to A&E tomorrow am as gp will probably send you there anyway

Search under ear defenders thats what my friend did sorry can't tell you site

taper Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Merely an edit to clarify what I meant. I'm not > proud of it. > > So who wins the quarters. My money's on: England, > Ireland, UnZud and The Bokke. Ireland All Black > final. now that would be awesome

Wonderful post vesti, seeing your chidren as independent beings with obviously a warm attachment to you, rather than being attachments to your personality.

Yes Saturday doh!

Is the Ireland v Australia game on TV on Friday morn, if not any pubs showing it?

Reporting to social services doesn't always have negative consequences, maybe these are parents who are desperate for help and not coping, social services maybe able to offer advice and maybe much needed support to parents who maybe at the end of their tether and because of the "middle class label" not so overtly obvious as needing help. I wouldn't hesitate in contacting Social Services as these parents may be desperate for help but may not be hitting the radar as a family in need due to perceived ability to cope.

The Devonshire arms Forest Hill is really good and serve all day

Not all who live in ex council properties bought them at cheap prices it is only those who were previously council tenants had the right to buy. So it's not necessarily a case of having it both ways and if the council used some of the astronomical service charges they collect to maintain their properties they would not need to do such major works.

used to see jason mcniff at the easycome when it was at the stuart arms with Hank Dogs there was some good stuff there then

edited cos what i wrote originally was nonsense, but your sentiments were so sweet, what I wrote about was an add? on c4 called laid off, was a bit heartbreaking but guess you needed to see it which I guess at this hour many wont have.

I don't think anyone is wishing death on anyone,at 80 something that's what happens but mourn her we shall not.

It was slightly surreal, was in the plough myself no sirens nothing strange until the air ambulance hovered overhead and then landed in the middle of the road, if their response time is that quick fantastic and definetly worth having.

really! where

Ruth_Baldock Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Whilst I felt for Cherry and her guilt over FF, I > really felt like the program didn't really > highlight anything we didn't already think about > bf; i.e. 'teen' mums never BF because it's not > 'cool' etc. What did it really show us? Nothing. > Felt SO bad for the Mum feeding her babby in the > loos; I remember being that nervous about feeding > S in public. I hope she gained enough confidence Wherever/Whenever and also possibly whatever be it breast or formula > to feed her baby wherever/whenever.