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You can't ask that !!!! but it's a different definition of noisy to Rye Lane :)

Emily Thornberry absolutely demolished Michael Fallon on Marr today Brilliant. She even said B@ll**ks. He was at a party with Assad but couldn't remember - she did :) Reminds everyone that Fallon is not to be trusted https://politicalscrapbook.net/2015/09/camerons-comedy-cabinet-of-incompetents-michael-fallon/

Society has to be rigged to an extent - we all see it in our own personal lives - the little help up the rung of the ladder given to some whilst some hardly stand a chance.

Penguin68 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Isn't the issue one of control, not numbers? I > have seen someone walking eight (albeit small) > dogs on linked leads - 4 a hand, in a very > controlled manner, and someone else incapable of > looking after just 2. Dog walkers should be doing > a good job - controlling however many dogs they > can control and walking them sufficiently to be > exercised. If they can control 8 and be paid (as > it were) 8 times an hourly rate for just one - > well good on them. If they can't and if the dogs > they aren't controlling then act up (chasing other > dogs or people, fouling in the wrong places etc.) > then actions should be taken against them. > > And it is quite possible that someone > photographing dog walkers is indeed putting > together a portfolio for an exhibition. Once you say "heel" a dog should be right behind you as if on a lead. John aka Barbara Woodhouse

Seems people like the manifesto pledges http://www.standard.co.uk/news/politics/general-election-poll-british-voters-come-out-in-support-of-labour-manifesto-pledges-a3537131.html They just don't like Corbyn (wonder if they can say why - I still think we'll see a Macron type emerge sooner or later (the younger you are the less chance you've made mistakes in your life).

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Corbyn will Scrap tuition fees..* Privatise the > railways.. more money for the NHS > Free school dinners.. amongst many other things > > * Estimates for the cost of scrapping tuition > fees range between ?7bn and ?11bn. > > * ?5.6bn on 'NHS for education' > > Anyone concerned about how this will be paid for > should relax.. > > Diane Abbott has done the maths and advised the > Chancellor of the Exchequer there is no problem. > > DulwichFox He didn't say he'd do it all straight away ;)

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Saffron Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > For example, if you post a pic of your colleague > being drunk at a festival, and it leads to them > losing > > their job, then you could be held liable for > damages. > > I'm not sure that's a great example, Saffron. I > can't believe that would stand up in court. Facebook has taken to asking for my approval when my friends post pictures of me.

and the below is too (I'd tell them to shut up and go home) "Drunks are fighting outside your home, or even throwing stones at windows, and you feel frightened."

Just checked Avon and Somerset Police and the below "it's not an emergency but a man's just knocked on my door saying that there has been a problem with the water pressure and he needs to check my pressure... He has no ID and I saw on TV that there have been a lot of distraction burglaries in this area. I have seen him walking towards my neighbour's houses down the street." is 999

Don't think anybody knows - People saying big difference at the moment between asking and selling prices. So lots on sale but not many being sold maybe ??

Its not all sold out https://peckham-rye-music-festival.eventcube.io/events/5506/peckham-rye-music-festival-2017

This is so confusing :) Looks like consultation is going through re: Dog Control Orders in some areas This bit of the website looks like it should be changed as that law was repealed "the Dog (Fouling of Land) Act 1996 applies to all public areas in the country, and allows councils to issue Fixed Penalty Notices (FPNs) to owners who don't clean up after their dog" There still seem to be byelaws in addition to the rest "additional to our park byelaws, we also have dog related byelaws (pdf, 56kb) which specify where dogs must be kept on leads and dog prohibited areas" http://www.southwark.gov.uk/parks-and-open-spaces/dogs-in-parks

dbboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If you're selling make sure you go with an agent > who can actively market your property at a price > that is going to attract offers and conversely if > you'r a buyer and you see a property you like, > don't be afraid to put in an offer even if it is a > bot below the asking price. as is said, nothing > ventured, nothing gained. But if you're a seller and not in a hurry to sell - just testing - then you'll go high just to see.

omgwtfpwn Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1996/20/conten > ts > > It has been for quite some time. Last time I > checked council was replacing it with something > different which may be the reason why they did a > dog survey recently. Until then, it's > unenforceable unfortunately. but that was replace by http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2005/16/contents see part 6 edit: which seems to push out to councils ?? edit again :) which to be fair is what the southwark link refers to - and I know changes are incoming there.

omgwtfpwn Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Renata Hamvas Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > There are a large number of dog owners in the > area > > and most likely it's the same minority not > clearly > > after their dog on a daily basis. It is an > offence > > that brings a fine and can lead to prosecution > but > > it's difficult for officers to catch dog owners > in > > the act! > > > > If you spot some dog mess you can report it on > the > > Southwark website for removal, the link is > below: > > > > > http://www.southwark.gov.uk/street-care/dog-foulin > > > g > > > > Renata > > For the time being it's no longer and offence as > the dog fouling of land act has been repealed. > > As a councillor, I am surprised you didn't know. Wiki says https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dogs_(Fouling_of_Land)_Act_1996 "It was repealed by Clean Neighbourhoods and Environment Act 2005 section 65, and replaced by similar legislation in the same act. " anyway Southwark have byelaws that themselves are changing. http://www.southwark.gov.uk/street-care/dog-fouling unless that webpage is out of date ???

They used the word "atrocities" as in committed by Comey.

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I hope for Spurs fans that they don't end up > another Liverpool. Always the bridesmaid, several > second or third places, but choke (or literally > slip) at the key moments. I'm relying on them to beat Hull next week. and as a colleague said - last match, last season, lost 5-1 to Newcastle - on (what then became) St Totteringham day :(

I actually like the manifesto - but as Sky said this morning - costings. and if the Tories feel threatened wait for the personal attacks.

Seems Labour would nationalise (if it matters with the polls at present)

Could be .. https://www.fonc.org.uk/dogs-in-nunhead-cemetery.html or preparation for https://consultations.southwark.gov.uk/environment-leisure/lets-talk-about-dogs/

Dodgy journalists use cameras that take photos in a direction they are not pointing. People pointing cameras usually want to be seen.

Sorry had to laugh as England got the "group of death" - France and Argentina - they still should win that. World Rugby seemed to find it funny too - or their twitter account did. Wales have Australia (again) and Georgia

The Daily Mail managed to criticise May for being sexist on the One show (Boys jobs and Girls jobs apparently). Nobody else did, Do they have an agenda ?

So people crowing about a few mistakes by Angela Rayner on LBC. Meanwhile Theresa May gets interviewed by her mates and knows every question (and answer)

It's more and more like an episode of the Apprentice isn't it "Today, President Donald J Trump informed FBI director James Comey that he has been terminated"