seenbeen

It looks like they are only measuring nitrogen dioxide...my house and garden have been covered in construction dust on and off for 3 years....

Captain Marvel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I see them up Lordship. Give them a break Yes- there was one in Townley walking towards Lordship Lane last week in the mid morning , and on his own...I don't blame them for not being on the streets given the awful recent assaults and the attitude of some people

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > seenbeen Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > JohnL Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Jo Johnson > > > > > > "It's been an honour to represent Orpington > for > > 9 > > > years & to serve as a minister under three > PMs. > > > > > In recent weeks I've been torn between family > > > loyalty and national interest. It's an > > > unresolvable tension & time for others to > take > > on > > > my roles as MP & minister" > > > > > > Bye Bro > > > > No mention of his constituency then- 57.5% > voted > > Leave.... > > How is that relevant? it turns out that his wife gave him an ultimatum- Boris or me....https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/9889067/johnson-jo-quit-wife-me-or-boris/

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jo Johnson > > "It's been an honour to represent Orpington for 9 > years & to serve as a minister under three PMs. > In recent weeks I've been torn between family > loyalty and national interest. It's an > unresolvable tension & time for others to take on > my roles as MP & minister" > > Bye Bro No mention of his constituency then- 57.5% voted Leave....

yep- lawn rust- this time of year all fungi send out spores https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/lawn-care/lgen/lawn-grass-rust-fungus.htm#targetText=Rust%20is%20a%20fungal%20disease,when%20their%20growth%20is%20slowed.&targetText=Lawn%20rust%20can%20weaken%20the,require%20fungicides%20in%20most%20cases.

It seems SE22 is up there in the violent crime stats https://www.ukcrimestats.com/Postcode_Districts/SE22/ First I'd heard of this that happened last year- not far from me. It would be useful to be warned of these crimes in the area for those who do not read the Southwark news. https://www.southwarknews.co.uk/news/couple-held-at-knife-point-by-masked-burglars-in-east-dulwich-home/

dbboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > As someone who is on life time meds and which > without could put me back in hospital, a couple of > months ago, the pharmacy had trouble getting the > meds as production had temporarily ceased, no > explanation given. Fortunately as I had just had > enough to cover that period. Had I not it could > have been a different story. Now I don't know if > it was coincidence or Brexit related, but med > shortages are already with us. > > I believe that some fresh foods that are either > produced in or comes from Europe will either go > into short supply or rocket in price, unless the > UK can grow or make the product here. While it may > not initially be tariffs that cause prices to > increase the supply and demand market will be > affected which will result in price increases. > Even things like fresh flowers that have already > increased in price will see further increases. > Leaving the EU will have consequences on probably > 90% of households. It will be a case of suck it > and see, one good reason to remain. Drug manufacture is quality controlled at every stage. The methodology is exacting and thorough. It could be a problem at any stage of production. There are several companies in the UK that carry out the QC and QA and they are answerable to USA standards as well as EU standards

Yes- I vote according to the manifesto that is put out there...who cares who the figure head is....unfortunately the number of U turns they all do is pretty alarming

jmacED Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This is why London is so messed up. No common > sense, no decency, no values, no etiquette. > > Everyone who thinks not just keeping something as > small as a scooter for as long as it takes for the > owner to come back needs to have a hard look in > the mirror. > > Glad my family and I have all just left. I'm not far behind- for the same reasons

Penguin68 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Tree Preservation Orders are issued by the local > council who can also over rule them. What are your > guesses about what will happen? nothing short of vandalism imo

This is going to increase pollution around the other side of LL as people drive round and round to find a space. I frequently walk from Goodrich Road to North Cross and you see the same cars coming backwards and forwards...it can only get worse

Those sellers of dishcloths etc should have an ID on them....all the ones that have come to my door have had one...(btw I saw a beat cop in LL at midday today- no sarcasm intended!)

macutd Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > i have a London Bar. Easy to fit and very strong A 'London' Bar- says it all really

thank goodness it's raining- all the horrible pollution gets washed down the drain!

I hope this is not another spin-off from the scheme...burning the garden waste... Last evening, as soon as it was dark, someone in the area near Heber school started a bonfire which burned for hours....it smelled like wood that was burning. The whole house was full of smoke- as was everyone's, I daresay, as who did not have windows open?.I was just glad that my asthmatic daughter was not staying as it would have been horrible for her. Barbecues are bad enough in this area but bonfires as well.

jimbo1964 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Gang activity? Not necessarily- I was in a seaside town on Thursday and 4 police cars turned up sirens blaring and the police swooped into the park to arrest 1 drunk man ...he was completely legless - there was a woman there shouting ...but 10 cops?

you're lucky- when the house next to me was converted they turned up and used power tools at 7am on Saturday and Sunday too! Nobody should have to put up with any of that.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2019/07/21/garish-new-water-fountains-london-criticised-failing-emulate/ Not nice... You can get free water in at least one shop...I noticed a sign in the window of the Rum Lounge in North Cross Road

Nigello Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Humdinger, it DOES do harm, at least a little. It > makes people think that others are actively > hostile and nihilistic and that is unpleasant. It > also, in other forms, denotes "territories" and is > thus threatening to some. Here, here. Also do not think that it is only youngsters that do this. Around East Dulwich there were grown men writing small graffiti 'messages' on a lot of public buildings and structures at one time.

Some places- like Tyneham Village- are in the MOD ranges which are not open to the public all year round https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/lulworth-access-times

selfish people will turn a blind eye as their dog defecates on the grass/pavement. These 'people' are irresponsible and will not change. Collect up the dog poo- follow them home and put it on their front door step....and if you have a child in nappies you could add their offerings too

ed_pete Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Spot on as usual Foxy, I understand they're > planning to charge you for the air you breathe as > well. They'll be an allowance in your council tax > but if you use any more you'll be heavily fined. > You heard it hear first. Judging by the amount of air space boxed off by all the ugly extensions around here- they already are!

Brendan Grace who played father Stack in father Ted...he's..."had his fun, and that's all that matters..."

I looked here because I thought there was going to be some earth shattering news about the black cabs parked up on Crystal Palace Road...oh well...

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I can't remember which country or city it was, but > somewhere has recently brought in a law (I think) > that only fireworks which don't make a noise can > be used. > > A reasonable compromise?? It's in Italy...it's a brilliant idea because the whole point of them is the appearance. The noise is awful. When those horrible ones that sound like bombs came out I felt sorry for the older people who had lived through the war.