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Updated fact sheet on rights of EU nationals living in UK (Nov 2016)available here: http://www.jeanlambertmep.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/FACTSHEET-rights-of-EU-nationals-in-the-UK-FINAL.pdf

Have you looked at the Migraine Trust's website? - there is a page looking at natural remedies: https://www.migrainetrust.org/living-with-migraine/treatments/supplements-and-herbs/ King's also has a Headache Clinic in their Neurology Department led by Professor Goadsby. You could check out the website to see if it might be helpful to get a referral.

http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/news/netflix-twitter-internet-down-not-working-broken-paypal-ebay-facebook-instagram-a7374506.html 'An ongoing internet outage appears to be spreading and taking down many of the world's biggest websites...'

Report of a similar case in Peterborough (planned theft of three pizzas after giving a false address which resulted in death of delivery driver) reported in today's Standard: http://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/delivery-driver-killed-by-two-men-for-three-pizzas-a3371661.html

Have you thought of WillAid? Takes place in November each year using participating solicitors - http://www.willaid.org.uk/ 'Each year, thousands of people use the Will Aid scheme - get a professional will written and donate to charity. Will Aid 2016 is now open so don't delay and book your appointment today!'

Looks very good! How long did it take to make????

What are his interests and passions???

Latest message from Thames Water Network Latest: 'Message last updated: Saturday 15 October 2016 - 15.58PM. If you?ve been affected by the burst water main in Norwood Road today your water supply should now be back to normal. Some customers in the SW2 area may still be without water however and we hope to restore your supply within the next two hours. We?re now planning how best to repair the pipe with minimal disruption and fencing off the area we?ll be working in. Norwood Road is likely to remain closed into next week. We?re sorry for any inconvenience this incident has caused.'

Network Latest from Thames Water website: 'Message last updated: Saturday 15 October 2016 - 13.11PM. Water supplies in south London are beginning to return to normal and we expect pressure in our pipe network to continue to improve over the next few hours. We?ve now stopped the flow of water from the burst pipe in Norwood Road and we?re planning how best to repair it with minimal disruption. The road will remain closed while we do this. We?re sorry for any inconvenience this incident has caused and also if you?ve waited a long time to get through to us on the phone. We?re receiving a large number of calls and are doing our best to speak to everyone as quickly as we can.'

Latest update from Thames Water Network Latest: 'Message last updated: Saturday 15 October 2016 - 10.57AM. We?re sorry to customers in South London who have no water or low water pressure this morning. We?re working quickly to stop the flow of water from a burst water pipe on Norwood Road and once this is done we expect water supplies to return to normal. If this work goes according to plan you should see an improvement in your water pressure around lunchtime today. We will keep this webpage up to date with the latest information.'

From Thames Water homepage 'Network Latest': 'Message last updated: Saturday 15 October 2016 - 8.57AM. Sorry to customers in south London who have no water or low water pressure this morning. We?re investigating a large burst pipe in Leigham Court Road, SW16. We?ll do all we can to get your water supply back to normal as soon as possible and will keep this webpage up to date with the latest information.'

On perpetual hold to Thames Water, but there is now a 'Reported Leak' at Lordship Lane posted on their live map. Also low pressure/no water in South London reported on Network Latest on their homepage: ' Message last updated: Saturday 15 October 2016 - 8.57AM. Sorry to customers in south London who have no water or low water pressure this morning. We?re investigating a large burst pipe in Leigham Court Road, SW16. We?ll do all we can to get your water supply back to normal as soon as possible and will keep this webpage up to date with the latest information.'

Yes, bottom of Underhill Rd and Wood Vale also affected. Posts have been added to the thread from last time at page 3.

Low water pressure at bottom of Underhill. Hope it isn't going to take as long as last time to resolve.

Sounds like he has now been sedated and back safe and sound ... and the visitors released from lock-down after 1 1/2 hours or so.

http://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/armed-police-called-after-gorilla-escapes-from-london-zoo-a3368781.html

If she is a graduate or graduating next year she could look into the Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) Programme [see https://www.jet-uk.org/index.php]. I taught in rural Japan for a year in the 90s and really enjoyed it (went with a CTEFLA qualification in hand but not necessary for the programme). There are options to request city vs rural etc. You do not need Japanese before you go. If she wants to get a TEFL qualification, I'd recommend a college-based course, rather than the online equivalent, for the teaching practice with real students. The Guardian has a page on TEFL - https://www.theguardian.com/education/tefl - There may be some helpful advice there or links. There used to be a very good book on getting into TEFL, but I can't remember the name.

Shelter has some information about neighbour disputes, steps to take and accessing mediation services etc. You could also talk to someone on their advice line or via email. http://england.shelter.org.uk/get_advice/neighbourhood_issues Having had similar problems in the past (though we were both letting through the same landlord which helped a lot) I wish you strength and all the best in reaching a good outcome.

Hi there! Tomorrow is the 70th anniversary of the end of the Nuremberg Trials. Today, we tell the story of David Maxwell Fyfe, a Conservative politician who went from prosecuting Nazi war criminals at Nuremberg to playing a key role in the creation of the European Convention on Human Rights. This new 2-minute animation has been made by brilliant MA students at the Met Film School for RightsInfo. See the film here: http://rightsinfo.org/human-rights-british/ We need your help! We would love it if you could tweet this: Great new human rights animation from @metfilmschool for @rights_info #MoreBritish http://rightsinfo.org/human-rights-british/ We would also really appreciate if you could take a moment to like and share post on Facebook. Facebook is far more likely to put something on people?s news feeds if it has received a lot of engagement. The post is here: https://www.facebook.com/RightsInfo/videos/1828537720711668/ Thanks and have a great weekend, The RightsInfo team

https://www.freemovement.org.uk/sesame-streets-grover-explains-about-refugees/

Leo has had two major events in his life recently and also has lost easy access and exit from your home with the removal of the cat flap. Is there a way of restoring the cat flap so that he is free to come back in when and if he wants to? He might be returning home, but has no way to enter at times when you are not there/awake to let him in. Also, can you make your home more cat-friendly post baby, so that he has places to retreat to when he needs to? I remember hearing a cat behaviorist talking about her preparations before the arrival of a baby which included creating some cat-friendly high perches so that her cats could retreat when they felt the need. She also was preparing the cats to new sounds of babies crying etc. I hope you and Leo reach a happy outcome soon, but it might take some patience and a step by step approach.In the meantime keep persevering.

You could see if a charity working with people in need starting in their first home might like them as donations. SDCAS (www.sdcas.org.uk) works with asylum seekers who often need to start a home from scratch when they receive their refugee status. Otherwise Shelter or domestic violence charities may be very grateful for donations.

http://nationality-migration-blog.tumblr.com/post/150066733162/eu-citizens-living-in-the-uk-a-self-help-guide

Don't blame yourself, don't try to rationalise with him, protect yourself and put your safety first. Seek advice and support to make sure that you know all of your rights and options and, most importantly, put your safety and well-being first. Rights For Women (http://rightsofwomen.org.uk) also offer free advice in domestic violence cases. There are dedicated helplines and very good information sheets on their website (http://rightsofwomen.org.uk/get-information/violence-against-women-and-international-law/). 'As part of the Ascent project we offer a dedicated advice line to women in London. Domestic violence, sexual violence and family law We advise women who have been affected by domestic and sexual violence on: injunctions such as non-molestation orders and occupation orders divorce and finances on relationship breakdown parental responsibility and arrangements for children lesbian parenting Call 020 7608 1137 Monday 11am-1pm, Tuesday 2-4pm, Wednesday 2-4pm, Thursday 2-4pm The line is closed on bank holidays You can contact us for initial advice or at various stages of your legal case. You can call whether you have a solicitor or not. We can signpost you to solicitors and other organisations who might also be able to help you. Find more information on family law, domestic and sexual violence and criminal law here Important information The Ascent advice line offers free legal advice to women in London only. If you are outside London contact our national family law advice line or our national criminal law advice line We can only advise in English on the law as it applies in England and Wales. The advice line can be extremely busy. Please keep trying to get through.'