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Peter P I'd guess?

binkylilyput Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mental ill health and violent behaviour is not > intrinsically nor statistically linked. A VERY > small percentage of people who commit violent acts > have mental health difficulties. The research > around this is extensive. What research and > analysis does show is that people with mental > health difficulties are more vulnerable and at > risk of violence being perpetrated against them > than your average person. Studies also discuss how > the common public perception and tendency to link > violent crime to mental health is partly born out > of repeated inflammatory media coverage, and also > because when there are "random acts of violence" > people are very disturbed and distressed by it and > therefore seek to find an explanation that would > make it feel less random....... because when > things are random then they feel out of our > control and have no reason and therefore not > preventable and could happen to ourselves. > > I agree that speculation will not help anything at > all with this case and so I'm not entering into > it. But I feel strongly that it is important to > counteract misunderstandings and misperceptions so > they are hopefully not continued. Couldn't agree more - ref tops like the Sun used inflammatory headlines like "Schizo knife killer" for years, until Rethink and others lobbied them with better reporting guidelines: https://www.time-to-change.org.uk/media-centre/responsible-reporting Specifically: https://www.time-to-change.org.uk/media-centre/responsible-reporting/mind-your-language

It's not hard to google: https://www.google.com/search?q=Crawford+Falconer+was+previously+funded+by+the+Legatum+Institute&rlz=1C1GCEU_en-gbGB834GB834&oq=Crawford+Falconer+was+previously+funded+by+the+Legatum+Institute&aqs=chrome..69i57&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

Tea - I?ve one like that ^^^ but better quality that I?m not using anymore if you want to buy it? Not looking for much ? and it?s in good condition.

Does it need to be in the wall? These types of things: http://www.minoura.jp/english/storage/unavailable/biketower10.html Have a spring in them which lodges them between the floor and the ceiling, and hold x2 bikes easily.

"You can call it a contradiction if you like. I call it voting against my own self-interest because I felt more strongly about other issues than just the ease with which I can move around Europe, including the ease with which I am able to live here legally. As I've said in an earlier post, I don't want to reduce immigration per se, I just would like to see it controlled and measured, which (theoretically) can allow for better planning of schools, hospitals, roads and other public infrastructure." All of which is currently available (if not applied by the UK Govt) under our EU membership.

I am sure > it's against the law to not wear a crash helmet now. No, it's not.

Her picture and comments is still on her twitter page. Her association with Muscular Dystrophy UK is no longer there as they quite rightly no longer want to be associated with her red neck views. ‏

It's a balmy 24.7 today. It was a bit like swimming in soup last night. Their twitter page does daily temperature updates:

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > But camra is surely focussed on real ale offerings > as a major factor in their decision....? Then there's even less reason to give the HM the award! It's not London's best pub and frankly isn't even the best in the area... I did see One Armed Keith at the bus stop by the old post office last week...

Yes, the substation could have been built elsewhere if NR had done the assessment of the capacity needs of the new shops earlier. There's other land available (owned by NR) but that requires them to do more landscaping works etc. Veg and Bakers are now paying approx x3 the rent of their old shops. The butchers closed as they were offered the option of a triple rent increase, the furniture shop had to take a more expensive unit down the road, and trades on the sunday market

Whirled is in Loughborough Junction (and has been there for years!) highly recommended...

And the same could be said about many people and many different faiths, so what's your point? Are you supporting British First's Penge Poundland fascist?

If it's a traffic offense, then regularly reporting the coaches to the Met via https://www.met.police.uk/roadsafelondon/

dbboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes, foxes are beautiful creatures, I totally > agree. but aren't they scavengers, much like a dog > always looking for the next thing to eat? > > What I do not like is them marking and pooing > everywhere and being a general nuisance in the > garden. > > IMO foxes are wild creatures and should be in the > countryside, they are not natural town animals. It > is us humans who have encouraged them into cities > and so they scavenge for food (quite often > discarded take away food). That compounded by > people feeding them makes them less wary of us > humans. They become bolder and make homes on > unused land etc. Naturally they breed and so more > foxes are about. Don't get me wrong, yes they are > beautiful to look at but not in towns, Sorry. How do you feel about seagulls?

Or more likely they both use a press service to source a lot of their content?

Joe, I think you'll find that the street dealers are still there; just that technology has hidden then a little!

Coincidentally popped in for a pint yesterday afternoon (limited beer choices). It was relatively busy, but fewer people eating than I was anticipating. Not going to be racing back, but it's good to know its there and not permanently lost to residential/retail.

I've been in Newcastle for the great north run. Saw someone in a long sleeved t-shirt.

Been reading the Andy McNab novels again?

America's Director of Communications latest tweet: "I made a mistake in trusting in a reporter. It won't happen again." after ringing up New Yorker magazine and talking to a journalist.

It's slightly worrying that you took on a significant investment and responsibility without having any understanding of UK property and tenancy laws.

Jules-and-Boo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > it happened in Brixton where a number of schools > (including Effra) were sold to developers and > converted into flats. A resulting shortage of > school places was not anticipated as there was a > shortage of foresight. > > It would be nice to think that lessons have been > learned and developers have to contribute to the > community in their application. The old - no longer fit for purpose school, with a playground on the roof was replaced with a purpose built (and award winning) building next door. It also moved to be in an early years provider - changing the age range of children it supports.

uncleglen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > rh you are only quoting those that are actually > convicted- tip of the iceberg... > https://fullfact.org/europe/over-here-and-under-ar > rest-are-romanians-responsible-90-atm-crime/ > how many are still on the loose? You didn't read to the end of your link though did you?

Your bank account gets flagged if you transfer smallish sums nowadays (the threshold is ?5k from memory) as a money laundering check... hence the rise of bitcoin etc.