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BTW- volunteers still need an enhance DBS check which now costs about ?70

Trinnydad Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Blah Blah Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > This is not > > a story of the UK having legislation foisted on > it > > that it a) had no say in and b) never agreed > with. > > And if you think differently, then prove it > with > > the same detail and insight I have offered. > > > > Vague statements insinuating conspiratorial > pacts > > won't cut it ;) > > What you say was true BEFORE they conspired to > bring in QMV which is based ( largely) on the size > of populations. All it takes is Germany, France > and say Italy or Poland to agree on an issue and > yts done and dusted. The others are marginalised. > The days of the unanimous decisions went out the > window years ago. I agree there is something going on between the original members of the EEC and I think anyone who is not suspicious is very naive. Just before the Referendum the EU gave Turkey a LOAN to open a Ford Transit Factory in Turkey which is NOT even in the EU. The Ford Transit factory in Southampton closed down with the loss of 600 jobs...that was just BEFORE the Referendum and if WE contribute financially to the downfall of our own manufacturing there will never be an equal place for the UK in the EU club. I believe the UK has been systematically asset stripped by the EU since 1973. The first indication I had of this was when 2 successful dairy farmers in Wiltshire who are family members went out of business in the 1970s... I believe the actions of Blair and Brown and their government - many members of which as we allo know, were Tony's Cronies, and they were complicit in the undermining of the UK by the EU.

rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Three permits per household is ridiculous. It > should be one maximum (if we have to privatise the > streets in this way at all). I think it will be > particularly difficult for school teachers, many > of whom can't afford to live in the local area. If two professionals are sharing a flat (out of necessity, given the high cost of rent etc) and both work in different places then 2 cars are probably essential.

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jules-and-Boo Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > cutting. > > :)) > > > Cut it hard back, diable rouge, never mind the > cold snap, they are tough as old boots :)) Yes I cut mine right back last year before that cold snap...it flowered even better this year- I think some plants benefit from a cold shock

tomskip Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This is all sneaking up on us (the residents of > SE22). Not so many read the EDF these days. I'm > imaging people up in arms when it happens. Even > the extended yellow lines annoy me, but these CPZ > proposals are going to cause chaos, and I do > believe they will go ahead. Of course they will go ahead- it's the nature of the Labour beast. I remember when Lewisham became totally controlled by Labour- the first thing they did was put parking meters near the shops around Forest Hill. The double yellow lines are no use because every time I go out there is a van or something parked on some of them. At least it should get rid of all the taxis on Crystal Palace Road...

diable rouge Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This weeks political buzz word...pivot I'd like to tell the EU to 'swivel'

Had some spare ribs from there about a year ago- they tasted like they'd been dipped in bleach....I now cook my own using the ?6 meal deal from M and S

One person is not allowed to sell 2 cars or more on the street...so if a group of people get together and sell one car each.....

Yes please report this. My daughter was approached some years ago. We immediately called the police and we expressed embarrassment at what we thought was trivial but the policeman said that pervs' behaviour escalates to worse....

JoeLeg Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > As per usual you paint the world in your day-glo > colours and assume everything is the same. > > Like all meat products - indeed like all food > products - anything rammed with chemicals and > additives will be appalling for you, and most > bacon sold in the U.K. is pretty bad and certainly > should not be eaten. > > Proper bacon is nothing more than pork cured with > salt and possibly some whole spices, maybe maple > or treacle if you?re trying to be fancy. Nothing > else. It?s like any decent form of charcuterie, > and pretty easy to find. > > Educate yourself mate. Don't need it- I've got a fridge!

I agree- it reminded me of the first job I had when everyone met once a fortnight to discuss 'ways forward' etc. It became clear after the first 2 or three meetings that whatever was proposed on the agenda is what was going to happen as the HOD and the Deputy had agreed and decided beforehand and the meetings were a nod to democracy and a complete waste of time. The rest of the staff then clammed up for the whole meeting and we all went home 30 minutes or more earlier.....

Bacon is a complete waste of time and very unhealthy- just because it smells and tastes lovely does NOT mean you should eat it....

Talking of asset-stripping http://www.tuaeu.co.uk/eu-drives-post-office-privatisation/

I noticed the soya milk has gone up by 5p but nothing else that I bought

Lynne Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's always been a pity that children can't pay on > Goose Green because of the dogs and the poo. Most > gardens here are small and some space to run about > on would be welcomed. My son was chased by two > dogs once and the owners told me it was his fault > for running away. That kind of sums up the attitude of some dog owners. When my kids were babies and the shoes or pushchair wheels got covered in poo I would dearly have loved to follow a depositor home and shove the contents of my baby's nappies through his/her letter box

I expect we will all be squeezed until the pips squeek....https://www.london-se1.co.uk/news/view/9791

I'd gladly swap ALL the cats crap in my front and back garden for the stuff on the pavement- at least the stuff on the pavement is easy to get rid of and is not killing the plants

tomskip Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've often wondered why there are such strict laws > around the safety of children in cars and yet > there doesn't seem to be the equivalent for > children being transported on cycles. I've seen a > person cycling with their newborn strapped to > their chest in a sling. Yes- you've only got to have one inattentive motorist open their car door.....

The OP says " I asked them before and they said that there does not seem to be a problem as they only received 7 complaints of breaching of the clean air act last year!" I was under the impression that there are monitoring stations around London since the 'powers that be' are forever going on about us breaching EU rules...and then WE have to pay the EU a fine for doing it. So if London is annually breaching the EU levels....how come Southwark is passing the buck on to the residents to do what should be THEIR job!

Ronnijade Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I will further state it is not my responsibility > to collect my neighbours parcels, and politely > declining to do so for ANY reason does not warrant > a full grown man to act aggressively toward me. > Y?know, if you needed that clearing up at all. Quite right...what finished me being neighbourly was when a neighbour came and asked if I had his parcel and I didn't....

Here's a message from its founder Edir mercado https://blogs.universal.org/bispomacedo/en/2011/05/19/our-children-will-not-turn-out-to-be-gay/ should be banned imho

There was an Apollo...

'some debate' on here-, about THAT sort of thing....the fact that the DHFC (David Horowitz Freedom Centre) has a website called 'Jihad Watch' means that it has been branded 'islamophobic'...like anything else, (or anyone else) that points out the honest truth about what is, and what has been, going on...which, of course, is all that T. Robinson has EVER done- and I daresay the DHFC..... c'mon rendelharris join the 'debate'

This guy is good https://www.patrickholford.com/advice/how-to-lower-your-cholesterol-without-drugs

I expect Blair didn't bargain for the fact that loads of GPs would go part-time when he upped their pay a colossal amount!