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mancity68 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ok, how to deal with this one. Was roughly fourth > in a queue outside a shop due to open. At the head > of the queue was an empty shopping bag. Roughly 3 > mins before shop due to open, car pulls up, chap > gets out, picks up bag and takes place at head of > queue..... Just pass the bag to the back- you can't 'save your place'....was he German? (towels on sun loungers in Spain at 5am)

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > nxjen Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Totally agree. Someone in the North Cross Road > > area was using a wood burning stove or > something > > similar. Please think of those who have > > respiratory problems at the best of times. > > > Agree. > > I smelled that too, and I have asthma. There is a whole thread on this going back /forum/read.php?5,2005087,2030557#msg-2030557

this does not help https://www.itv.com/news/london/2020-04-06/canalside-social-distancing-warning-after-crowds-pack-london-towpaths/

Big jump today- 854 deaths, 758 in England- total to date is now 6,227

How about all those sports fields on the South Circular as well and in Dulwich Village?

If people do use the open fields then I hope they are responsible. I saw a man go in there with a bike and a dog today

She was very brave. A friend of mine was curious about comings and goings at his neighbour's house- it turned out to be a drug dealer's

Loads out in the streets today at midday- and cyclists

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My mother who worked for years as a nurse told me > they never told patients or family if they were > likely to die for years (until about the 1970s) - > just that they were ill. > > Of course they never told anybody if treatment was > being withdrawn and only the doctors and nurses > would know. Thing is they didn't have much in the way of treatment for many illnesses e.g. cancer; and emphysema, or C.O.P.D as it is now known, has no cure.

A plea from my heart- teach them the times tables

Came across a new thing yesterday- bunch of young kids (9years ish) in the road on skateboards in the backstreets near North X Rd. as people were walking past so no going in the road to pass anyone in that area. There was another bunch of youngsters in Heber road as well, in the road on bikes just milling about. We have been trying keep to our own neighbourhood backstreets as it WAS quieter....

This is a bit of a worry- I'm wondering if they had those tests that Matt Hancock said were 75% unreliable! https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2020/04/06/51-recovered-coronavirus-patients-test-positive-again-in-south-korea/

ANDYMONKEY Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I work for a university between the hours of 9-5 > and delivering online sessions, please be mindful > that there is a high probability that there are > people nearby who are also working from home. So > not great for them when you play music in the > afternoon. Everyone needs to be more mindful and > respectful of others. Also cars blaring music > does not help, these are the things we can > control, children playing and crying isn't able to > be controlled and should not be. Also way to many > people not social distancing and as I am at risk I > have to stay home longer because of these > irresponsible people. Good of you to point this out. We are also working from home. Daughter in final year of degree as well. Add to that the Key workers who may be on night shifts and it is imperative that everyone is considerate.

I saw a lone woman there on Saturday- whilst dodging the crowds in Townley Road

Frankito Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sorry but if anyone, short of the police, turn up > at my door at that time on a Friday night I would > happily turn the water hose on them - end of...! 10.30 on a Friday night is EARLY....just goes to show this situation is messing with everyone's mind...my daughter called me a curtain twitcher the other day...

Whilst out on my daily exercise I went down Pellatt Road past the Old Sorting Office and there was a house where a third of the pavement was covered in its bush and theer on its doorstep was a Fortnum and Mason box....says it all really- several houses along that stretch have badly overgrown hedges

chryssie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I am amazed that bonfires are allowed at any time > especially in built up areas. Users of the > allotments on Rosendale Road seem to particularly > enjoy lighting them on days when the weather is > lovely and everyone wants to be outside. Add to > this the trend for wood burning stoves and we have > a problem! Why have these issues not been > addressed when we?ve introduced the ULEZ? There are strict rules about bonfires in all London boroughs and they have been in place for decades. Wood burning stoves have to be DEFRA approved- i.e. they filter out everything harmful. Barbecues are already known to create air pollution https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2019/07/01/typical-barbecue-bad-planet-90-mile-car-journey-scientists-warn/ But as we all know and have seen there is a hard core of people who will do what they want, when they want...the Queen said yesterday something about how, when we look back at the crisis, were we found wanting...although those that are found wanting won't give a fig anyway. Also there are people in Southwark who have objected to paying for the garden waste bin and how will they get rid of their garden waste?

Never mind- we have the Queen tonight

Yes- this is the problem with people who do not THINK about anyone except their stupid selves

sjsl Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Parks are essential for people's sanity at the > moment, if they close them all there will be a > rise in mental health issues and domestic > violence, and it will affect the most vulnerable. > I agree that people with gardens should use them, > leave the open spaces for those with no outside > space of their own. During the week we have builders next door making noise with power tools and creating dust because they have not got the nous to put a barrier up- like we were promised. I have had to notify the council environment team as clouds of brick dust into my garden is WRONG. We did exercise outside for about 90 minutes a day in the neighbourhood during the week and planned on staying in the garden over the weekend when the builders aer not there- BUT the house next door but one decided he was going to use a power tool on Saturday to cut up wood and again dust is drifting into my garden as there is no fence- so we went out but it was very busy everywheer. I was determined to stay in the garden on Sunday BUT there he is again starting at 10.00 am cutting up wood- it is still going on but he shifted it from the back garden to the front garden BUT are there any NHS workers on a night shift around here...I know there is one person at least who is a key worker..... Then of course someone else started using power tools this afternoon- NOT a lawn mower and not a strimmer....the inconsiderate bad behaviour is contagious unfortunately. I'm just waiting for the barbecues to start up now....more lung/environmental damage

One thing that I've noticed- and it was very alarming on one occasion this week, is that people with children on bikes and scooters are letting them get too near other people. One child was about a foot away from me last week and coughing like mad with both hands on its handlebars, so the cough was totally broadcast. The child should not have been out at all, and was not being properly supervised.

Maybe instead of doing a lengthy Low Intensity exercise jogging around for an hour people could do a High intensity sprint and then go home within 20 minutes?

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The sad thing is, accidents will inevitably > happen. > Because they're at speed there may be harsh injury > or worse and the heath services will be > called-out > HELLO ? we've a major issue on at the moment which > is centred around hospitals and the health > services. Yes- I don't remember it being made clear that the reason for NOT driving all over the place is to avoid accidents and thereby putting even more pressure on the NHS...but then many people have to have everything spelled out to them. And if people were not driving around the back streets there would be space for us to walk.

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sad that some dog owners are selfish. We will see > a bag log dog poo issues because Southwark Council > is cutting back service to the core while COVID19 > is going on. > > Street cleaning > "Scheduled cleaning of residential roads will not > take place whilst the current restrictions on > leaving home are in place. We'll have the ability > to respond to the need for urgent sweeping > requirements and fly-tip removal on residential > roads should the need arise. Urgent street > cleaning requests and fly-tip reports can be > made" > via this online form - > https://forms.southwark.gov.uk/beta/ShowForm.asp?f > m_fid=1541&np=1 Interesting that Conway were out in force in Goodrich Road yesterday.

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