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Can we get back on topic please.

Hi first mate, I can delete yours but not other people's. Probably best for you to edit yours yourself.

Keep me informed what the police say, and take notes (times, dates, descriptions, contact methods, numbers etc) but ost of all stay safe. Call 999 if you feel you are in danger.

ED Bird Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's extremely hard to get anything out on a forum > that is meant to provide locals with important > information without hurting the feelings of an > admin/moderator, Hmm, nope, it's not our personal feelings, it's the law (and also not very nice). You can't lie about people, threaten them, give out their address, libel them, lie about things they do and stir up people against them and think it's ok. Especially when nothing has been proven against them. We understand it's emotive but we have to play by the rules.

No sorry, it has become a matter of personal safety, and there's potential legal action, therefore we don't want a part of it. There is too much emotional hyperbole for us to properly monitor and moderate, perhaps you can do it on Facebook instead, they have teams of moderators and legal experts.

Lounging this as it mentions the "EDF facebook page" which does not or should not exist.

ianr Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've reported your problem to Admin. All done!

Removed because it has become a legal issue - Admin

MattyBahatty Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > None of this is libellous. You have not seen the removed posts and therefore you are wrong. This thread will be removed shortly.

One post removed for being libellous, others may follow (without warning).

The discussion about " Southwark request for comments re Covid-19 / healthier streets" is happening over here /forum/read.php?5,2113728 rather than saturate this thread with one topic.

The time has come to reopen them. Please report anything that is blatantly nonsensical at the moment. Things are not "back to normal", if the deaths start rising we'll have to go through all that lockdown hassle again, and again, and again. "We can all help control the virus: - Stay at home as much as possible - Limit contact with other people - Keep your distance if you go out (2 metres apart where possible) - Wash your hands regularly - Do not leave home if you or anyone in your household has symptoms." https://www.gov.uk/coronavirus

Mainly to help with childcare assistance. Please be careful, assume you have the virus and follow the social distancing rules, wipe things down before you give them away etc. Happy to have feedback, make adjustments, ban anyone reportedly breaking the rules. Just let us know.

This is a good thread and lots of people look at it to see how big the queue is, please keep it informative.

The government advice is no non-essential journeys, we can't police that but we can tell that most things being sold are non-essential. We erring on the side of caution but we're hopeful it will re-open soon.

A duplicate discussion by the same original poster is going on in the ED Issues section, I'll close this one.

Thanks Tom and others, we've amended the list

What error message do you get?

Peckhampam Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > NO.. NOT A&E. I don't often shout but that is the > most ridiculous suggestion. Hospitals aren't just for Covid-19 patients. A child can't drink water, that's serious. As the Consultant Paediatrician says, take them to A&E if you feel you have to. It's not ridiculous.

You can try getting rid of them on Freecycle

Thanks ianr

Hi Bob Thanks, these are really useful but really hard to read e.g. we're not sure where they start or end. Can anyone post them here so they're formatted?

Hi Bob These are really useful but really hard to read e.g. we're not sure where they start or end. Can anyone post them here so they're formatted?

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