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Cora wrote: ----------- > Do you know why the Tessa Jowell centre > never shows up on the NHS booking website. TJHC is a GP-led centre rather than one of the clinics set up by NHS central. A little more here: /forum/read.php?32,2241143,2247457#msg-2247457.

It was the ages of the perpetrators I was asking about.

How old are they?

Ofcom are nonetheless 'on the case', in their own manner."For example, in 2020 we fined Royal Mail ?1.5m for missing its 2018/19 delivery target. We are preparing to review Royal Mail?s performance for the current 2021/22 financial year and, if appropriate, we will not hesitate to take action where necessary." — https://www.ofcom.org.uk/news-centre/2022/update-royal-mail-delivery-delays On that page there's also a downloadable report on their monitoring.

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Good tidings of great joy. An Hebdomas Mirabilis. Three deliveries of PE this week: the most recent issue, just the usual week late; and today, both the Christmas issue and the one after that. Not lost, but resting.

I'm far from sure, after listening to lots of reports in the last two days, that there's even a common understanding of the meanings of "intervene".

Thanks theron, but I can't find anything at www.facebook.com/Baburrestaurant/ .

> That?s all I know! Your source(s)?

Nigello wrote: --------------- > A stand in postie pushed loads through > today. I chatted to them - come from a > town at least a hundred miles away ... > Offered to boss to do the same tomorrow > - paid for from time of getting > on train or bus, etc. to leaving said > transport mode back at home town. Thanks for that info. Do you know if they're an RM employee in their home town, or maybe a vetted regular temp agency worker, or ...?

The thieves presumably already have means of disposing of batches of stolen converters or their valued content. How will marking of the cases deter them?

More information on the system here: https://askmygp.uk/how-it-works/.

I suspect he's anticipating that her judgement as to possible breaches of law may differ substantially from some common beliefs.

"Rail replacement bus stop locations are shown in the 'Getting to and from the station' section under 'onward travel'" according to the 'Staffing and general services' section at https://www.nationalrail.co.uk/stations/EDW/details.html. When you get to the 'onward travel' section there's just a link to a poster size PDF file of two maps. They include lots of bus stops, but I can't find anything indicating the two used for rail replacement. I know they are in East Dulwich Grove, reached via Melbourne Grove. I can't remember though, whether either or both of the stops are the TJHC stops or the ones nearer LL. So I gave up, and found the answer here: /forum/read.php?5,1035980,1036271

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> The initial rollout was speedy but other > countries caught up and overtook UK pretty > quickly (with much higher vaccination rates > to boot) Is there any mileage in the hypothesis that vaccination uptake rates might be moderately independent of the identity of the ruling party?

ianr wrote on 24.10.21 ---------------------- > Today we have been doubly blessed. And yet again .... Saturday in the Park ... the Roux brothers

Hmm. From the TMOs listed at https://www.southwark.gov.uk/transport-and-roads/traffic-orders-licensing-strategies-and-regulation/traffic-management-orders?chapter=5 I've picked out LSP Dulwich trial Phase 2 (notice dated 15 Oct 2020) as the one that may be the relevant one, and can find no mention in it of bank holidays. And at https://www.southwark.gov.uk/parking/parking-enforcement-over-christmas-and-on-bank-holidays, mischievously tucked away on a page entitled Parking Enforcement, I find "all traffic regulations will be enforced using CCTV camera" on bank and public holidays. I don't know if there are any factors that would incline Southwark nevertheless to treat a bank holiday as exceptional. I can see the City of London saying, in the FAQ at https://www.cityoflondon.gov.uk/services/streets/bank-on-safety, that they don't enforce their own Mon-Fri restriction at the Bank junction on bank holidays; which I read as possibly implying that their TMO, which I can't find, doesn't mention them at all. But even if so, it's only an example of what an LA can do, if they feel like it, for one particular location. Is the Village much different on a bank holiday from any other weekday?

alice wrote today: ----------------- > There are 12,000 postal delivery > offices. 23 are having severe > difficulties ours is one of them. According to the House of Commons Library briefing paper for a 2017 Westminster Hall debate on delivery office closures https://commonslibrary.parliament.uk/research-briefings/cdp-2017-0174/: The latest detailed estimate of the number of delivery offices in Royal Mail?s network is for 2014/15 when there were 1,333 delivery offices. Royal Mail are currently reporting, as they have for some years, that there are around 1,400 delivery offices in their network. Andrew Towers (Head of Political Strategy at the Communications Workers Union) tweeted that 75 delivery offices had been closed since Royal Mail Privatisation. Today there are 74 DOs listed at https://personal.help.royalmail.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/12556 as not providing normal service. On 20 December it was 22, on 5 January it was 29, and a couple of days ago I think it was around 55.

> This has been going on a lot > longer than the recent Covid spike. Indeed. /forum/search.php?5,search=Royal+mail,page=94,match_type=PHRASE,match_dates=0,match_forum=ALL

legalalien wrote: ----------------- > the fact that anyone injured while illegally riding > an escooter on the road or footpath may not be able > to sue for personal injury -there?s a test case upcoming. The actual words used were "might not be able to successfully sue". It would be a very dysfunctional legal system that prohibited access to itself.

It's no substitute for personal knowledge, but you could try the Advanced Search option at https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-search. I tried it out with just a few parameters selected to approximate to what you seem to be looking for, and got it down, after including a locality (Southwark) specification, to just 173 hits, which is at least tractable.

Sue wrote: ---------- > ianr wrote: > ---------- >> >> Was that the number of the Tessa Jowell GP >> practice, 020 8194 7600; or of one of the other >> services/providers located there, such as the >> SELDOC out-of-hours service? > > It was a Primary Care Service. > > EPCS. > > 0208 194 7570. That'll be the Extended Primary Care Service https://www.ihlsouthwark.co.uk/what-we-do/epcs/, incorporated as Improving Health Ltd https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/08926168/filing-history in 2014. It's set up to provide services to all of the South Southwark practices. I think they each provide a shareholder. They and the out-of-hours service provided by SELDOC are both included in the list of all services available at TJHC: https://selondonccg.nhs.uk/in-your-area/southwark/tessa-jowell-health-centre/. [15/3/22 minor edits]

> ETA: The "urgent" number given came up on my > mobile as being the Tessa Jowell Health Centre. Was that the number of the Tessa Jowell GP practice, 020 8194 7600; or of one of the other services/providers located there, such as the SELDOC out-of-hours service?