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I think you need to say here what specific preparation and brand it was. I can't even find any protein powder on the H&B web page https://www.hollandandbarrett.com/shop/sports-nutrition/protein/ at £13.50, only one item reduced from £13.50 to £8, and doubt it was that Also, please, link/s to whichever article/s it was that mentioned kidney damage.
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The Met Commisssioner is quoted in today's Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025/sep/03/met-police-chief-calls-for-review-of-law-after-graham-linehan-arrest “Most reasonable people would agree that genuine threats of physical violence against an identified person or group should be acted upon by officers. Such actions can and do have serious and violent real-world implications. “But when it comes to lesser cases, where there is ambiguity in terms of intent and harm, policing has been left between a rock and a hard place by successive governments who have given officers no choice but to record such incidents as crimes when they’re reported. Then they are obliged to follow all lines of inquiry and take action as appropriate. “I don’t believe we should be policing toxic culture wars debates and officers are currently in an impossible position. I have offered to provide suggestions to the Home Office on where the law and policy should be clarified.” [end] In this case, even taking into account the "obliged to follow all lines of enquiry", I do wonder whether initial enquiry could have been satisfactorily conducted (and then maybe concluded) without arrest. Hopefully, whatever, his input will help tuning the system. There are circumstances that come to mind -- perceived over-enthusiasm of police in one force to crack down on travel during the early Covid days, or excessive reaction to a tweeter in earlier days -- where their responses have, after public reaction, shown signs of becoming better informed, restrained and regulated. I think that'll likely always be a possible pattern.
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Are constituents not allowed to ask council officers for information? Are they not allowed to ask a councillor for clarification?
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If you've not had any invitations I think that's probably a good decision.
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I was looking at used trainers/running shoes there a couple of weeks ago, and I think clocked them as in the £10-15 range; might even have bought a pair if they'd had my size. Perhaps they have a clear eye open for the known brands with their ? premium prices and presumed high technical quality.
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Recently on a bathroom shelf I discovered an old tube of Boots Insect Repellent Gel. So old it doesn't even list any constituents. But presumably such things still exist. How the critturs distinguish attractants and repellants heaven knows. Perhaps there are Influencers.
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Before I start reading it, can you please confirm that this it: https://www.southwark.gov.uk/sites/default/files/2024-09/Fairer, Greener, Safer Delivery Plan 2022 to 2026.pdf It's all right, I think I've found it. https://www.southwarklabour.com/manifesto2022/
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That seems more like the initial reports, where the beeping appears to be clearly heard but difficult to locate. I don't know what experiments would then be useful. I'd suggest something like: go to the area at night when there's little other noise. Have with you any of (a) a stout tube -- apply to one ear, block the other; (b) some electronic recording or audio-sampling device(s). In both cases they could be used in different locations and/or orientations (principally rotation about a vertical axis), with a view to finding variations in perceived or received intensity. Maybe take someone with you to video the proceedings. 🙂
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Did you perhaps use the wrong width driver, and strip off just part of the screws' internal spline? Whatever, do you think there's enough spline left for a driver to get purchase? I've a driver with a set containing T4 to T9, T10 and T15.
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When Southwark send you a letter turning down your initial written representations, what does it actually say then about the penalty payable, and any time limit?
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Police sirens on grove vale/Lordship Lane
ianr replied to ying hao's topic in General ED Issues / Gossip
I don't think it necessarily suggests anything. It looks like a standard boilerplate formula, conveying just minimal basic known facts. https://www.london-fire.gov.uk/incidents/?initialLoad=False&borough=&type=1251 -
Not flaunt, nor flount. If you want to remind yourself what flaunting is (as in 'Ageing starlet flaunts her ...') and the Mail still allows access, just try their RH sidebar. I thought of doing an automatic daily 'flaunt' count and graphing it as an index of something or other. I've a 1957 Pocket Oxford Dictionary you're welcome to.
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Is there time stil tonight? I think I curd manage another round or two.
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Perhaps a working party can be convened to visit some of Streetscan's highest rated locations and report back. The nearest, with a whopping 4.6 points, is probably Leafield Road, SW20 9AG, https://streetscan.co.uk/. Correction: Pickhurst Rise, BR4 0AW, according to thetrainline.com, seems to be a little closer. It's another 4.6er.
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I think that's about it. I know 1pmobile.com do £10 for 60days, or £48/yr, both of which include substantial usage if you need it. PS just checked. £5 in it too for each of us if you want a referral.
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Was there any need or warrant for the Grauniad to use 'spurned' rather than, say,'declined'?
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Dunstans Road SE22 0HA, Melbourne Grove S. SE22 8RR, Woodwarde Road SE22 8UN all rated dangerous by streetscan.co.uk.
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