intexasatthe moment

sound travels in a funny way -perhaps your somehow in a direct line and it's louder for you than others ? Might be better tomorrow ?

Central London is clogged with buses ,some rationalisation is necessary . The existing infrastructure of narrow roads can't support the volume of public transport needed to meet demand .

Quite agree NewWave . Wondering if - no publicity is bad publicity - South London Press might run a piece on these beleagured business .

Excellent idea Mscrawthew !

I'm wondering how close an inspection will be carried out to determine whether a stickered brown bin has food waste mixed in with garden waste . Not sure what the objection to uncooked food waste added to garden waste would be .

Gosh ,how times change .Liking the full description from the PC of the "police Rover motorcar " .We wouldn't use that construction now would we ?

Nothing received here .All paid and signed up .

Thanks peckman,I did think I might need to spend more !

And more crow woes https://www.mumsnet.com/Talk/_chat/3606497-HELP-How-to-stop-crows-attacking-my-car?pg=2

Good questions and helpful advice DaveR . If I can hijack Alice's thread ,I too would like a bike that is light .Not because I think it will make me go faster but simply to make life easier when I'm lifting it up stairs into a flat or manhandling onto a train . I'm what I think might be termed a leisure cyclist - 10 mile distances or shorter ,on roads . Comfort important ,ladies/step through bike . And I'm in my 60's and just over 5 '. And only want to spend ?5/600 .

Critical Cycles Beaumont-7 Seven Speed Lady's Urban City Commuter Bike Critical Cycles Beaumont-7 Seven Speed Lady's Urban City Commuter Bike Unlike many other hybrid bike frames, the frame of Beaumont Urban City Commuter Bike is delicately hand-crafted, high-tensile strength steel. 25lbs apparently ,mixed reviews and I'm not sure where you'd buy it !

tony - https://www.southwark.gov.uk/bins-and-recycling/garden-waste-collection-subscriptions

Thanks for posting anchor - helpful info .

Sounds like one of my worst nightmares ,did you manage to get in a bag ? Bravely whistling or singing ? All my sympathy DF .

"To register for the service you have to order another garden bin when we already have one." I thought you kept the existing large brown bin and applied a sticker to it .Why would you need a new one ? Fed up about having to have a new bin for food .

"Right, very interesting... I live in southwark but don't suffer from any infestation... ffs." What point are you making here carlafindle ?

Interesting Telegraph article .If problem is resistance to chemicals and bed bugs being imported via rucksacs and luggage by holiday makers and gap year students then surely all wards would be affected .Why would maternity ward have infestation and not others ?

James - if there are dropped kerbs that are redundant (eg wall built ) is there a mechanism for removing their dropped kerb designation ? So that they don't get included in the planned double yellow lines over ( and beyond ) them .

James - is there a mechanism for removing with dropped curbs where they are no longer in use ? With a CPZ these are lumped in with active dropped curbs and yellow lines across and beyond them reduce parking spaces . See this thread /forum/read.php?5,2024596,page=1 for comments like these below Re: Parking ticket for parking across a dropped kerb Posted by Lynne April 28, 06:25PM There's an old dropped kerb in our street that now has a brick wall built across where the cars used to go.It seems unfair that anyone could be penalised for parking there. I'm not talking here about the council's recent access dropped kerbs, just old redundant ones. Options: Reply To This Message?Quote This Message?Reply via Private Message (PM)?Follow This Thread?Report This Message messageRe: Parking ticket for parking across a dropped kerb Posted by ed_pete April 28, 08:00PM Same here and the council marked them with double yellows in the recent CPZ consultation pack.

Were they locked to a stand ?

Let us know how it goes . Doesn't sound trivial to me .I think they have Trading Standards officers for that kind of thing don't they ?

MarkT not to trivialise your post in any way but I can't resist everybody knows that the boat is leaking ,everybody knows that the captain lied

bit more here about what sounds like a nightmare for residents /forum/read.php?5,2014069

cella - people have different views ,personally I think RH's robustness often becomes rudeness . I'm conscious that I'm leading this thread away from traffic management into a discussion about posting style .

I don't have time at the moment to look again at the posts and consider whether I agree with RH's judgement of them as being hypocritical but .. Rendel ,like others I often enjoy your posts and appreciate your contributions but there are ways to point out perceived hypocrisy and keep the discussion/debate going in a constructive way .I think your comments are often sarcastic and rude , tend to distract from the main issues and to close conversations down .