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If it tells you, "The search engine encountered the following error: invalid or no response from Elasticsearch" that's just because the search term already entered is missing the closing bracket. There seems to be some odd quirk of Phorum that's causing it. Some of my own colons disappeared from online text as well, but this seems to have managed to get the URL ok, using %29. https://archive.org/search.php?query=creator%3A(Southwark%20Archives)%20AND%20subject%3A(Neighbourhood%20Histories%29

Which practice do you actually manage?

[email protected] Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Brilliant Service - I manage a GP > practice and needed some work done. > They were quick efficient and very > helpful. Would definitely use their > services again and highly recommend them. Has the NHS approved your use of its name in this recommendation?

The new regulations SI 2020/1611 are now available at https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2020/1611/contents/made. They're written as an amendment to the original All Tiers regulations SI 2020/1374 of 2 December, https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2020/1374/contents. The meat of the amendments is a new freestanding Schedule 3A which specifies all the Tier 4 restrictions. An updated version of SI 2020/1374 could conceivably appear later. ETA: The All Tiers regulations SI 2020/1374 at https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2020/1374/contents did indeed become a fully consolidated version a day or two later.

There is a page of guidance at https://www.gov.uk/guidance/tier-4-stay-at-home. The statutory instrument containing the actual regulations will of course be the authoritative source for the law. It's yet to appear.

That looks right to me, BB. Mount Pleasant is the mail centre for EC, N, W1 and WC according to Wikipedia, and Croydon is by far the nearest of the other mail centres covering the South East of the UK. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Mail#Mail_centres

> Two informed sources indicate that the > vaccination centres are unable to achieve > their quota and doses are going to waste. Known personally to you? What do you mean by indicate? How long after after dilution and storage have doses been discarded, and how many? When and where has this happened? To whom has any interdiction been communicated, in what terms and context, and by whom?

cantthinkofaname wrote: ------------------------ > How very, very wrong you were.... > > Thunderblue600 Wrote: [on page 5, March 11, at /forum/read.php?20,2096178,2102653#msg-2102653]

> Pay attention, I did Izal 8 months ago on another thread The repeated submergence and return of the repressed.

It was a slightly disinfectant smell as I remember it, rather than fragrance. Did some rolls come with Government Property or similar on all sheets? Yes, a quick webcheck confirms; plus some more interesting stuff on the history of loo paper, such as https://wellcomecollection.org/articles/XOsAeBEAAEMRUqpd.

Bearring Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I really love to play video games, it helps me to > relax after a hard day at work, as I work as a > surgeon. I would like to recommend the site > https://askboosters.com/lol-elo-boost/ which I > often use lately. There are professional boosters > working here that help me upgrade my game account, > since I don't have enough time for this. How much money are you hoping to get for posting this [askboosters.com] backlink? This from https://askboosters.com/about-us/: How Do Our Services Work? Pick a game you want to be boosted. Pay us to boost your level, performance, rank, or even coaching services. Give us your gaming account?s username and password. Next, one of our professional, experienced, and motivated boosters will anonymously log into your gaming account and play until you have attained your desired MMR! Your order will be delivered immediately. Leaving Bearring with plenty of time to do his next cholecystectomy or brain transplant.

According to https://www.royalmail.com/d8/parcel-post-boxes "The maximum Parcel size allowed into our new Postboxes is 44cm x 35cm x 16cm", and the nearest one I can see listed there is probably Milkwood Road, SE24. Or are there different types of them? PS After struggling with the RM website I see that there's a priority post box (as designated for collection of completed virus test kits) at the location you mention. Which doesn't help you, I know.

Perhaps he was just being informal. The Highshore Road one is now called the Peckham and East Dulwich Delivery Office: www.royalmail.com/services-near-you/delivery-office/peckham-and-east-dulwich-delivery-office-se15-5au/ .

Alex TLC wrote on 8 December at /forum/read.php?30,2169978 (Businesses section) ------------------------------------------------------- > We have five charity shops in London : Forest > Hill, Greenwich, Peckham, Walworth Road & Penge. > > We sell anything and everything of good quality > and welcome all good quality donations including > electrical items. > > We have a FREE local collection service for > residents in south-east London from Tuesday to > Saturday. > > If you would like to make a donation or arrange > for a collection, please call 020 7701 4388 or > email [email protected]

abragred wrote on 7 December at 20:29: --------------------------------------- > I usually get whatever I can find to be the most > extra when I go with friends to visit places. > Never been to Hornimon though, so I can't say > anything on that. [end of post]

If you want to find the registered keeper you can get their details from DVLA: https://www.gov.uk/request-information-from-dvla. Make sure you retain the moped rider witness's contact details too. It might be a good idea to ask them to make a preliminary note now of when and what exactly they saw, while it's fresh in their memory.

Leroy Logan himself was interviewed by Stephen Sackur on HardTalk (BBC World Service + World News) in October, and the TV version was repeated yesterday. Audio version: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/w3cszbxw Video iPlayer version: https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m000q1vs/hardtalk-leroy-logan-former-superintendent-metropolitan-police Video clip: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000nb8q

Coincidentally, it was at 5.10 this morning that I woke up with the thought that Jack maybe, possibly most probably, had indeed parked in the DKH zone segment. Even then I've no idea whether the PCN was justified or not, in the absence of facts like the location and the exact wording of the PCN. To win an appeal you're going to have to present cogent evidence that Southwark got the facts and/or the law wrong. If you're in a position to do that you can probably persuade us too, and possibly vice versa. [Edit: Goose Green->DKH]

> My car was parked near the border of 2 > zones, with different times of operation, > at 9.40 am. The interactive CPZ map clearly > shows I was parked in the Dog Kennel Hill > zone(restrictions are in force 11-1) > not in the West Peckham CPZ restrictions 9-11). After grappling with the Southwark website and map, I agree with you on the times of restriction for each of the zones, just as in the attached CSVs from the map page. AFAICS from the attached map there's only one street that straddles them, that's Avondale Rise; in particular, just the small segment west of Copleston Road that ends at Ivanhoe Road and crosses the railway line, which seems to be the dividing line between the two CPZs. The half adjoining Copleston Road, up to the middle of the railway bridge, is in Peckham W, and the end bit is in Goose Green CPZ. I've been to have a look. In that segment of Avondale, apart from double yellows and bus stops, there are three small residents' parking bays. They're all in the half nearer to Copleston and so apparently in the Peckham W zone. Each has a sign saying Residents Parking Only 0900-1100, which tallies with what we agree are the times applying in Peckham W. After that I went back to the website and added the Peckham W and DKH zones in turn, just to check that I had the right ones. Which, I'm afraid, seems all to be consistent with your having parked in the Peckham W zone. But I'll be happy to be told I've got it wrong.

Rita is reportedly on the case.An insider told the newspaper: 'It was meant to be secret, but the fact police and photographers knew it was happening has really made Rita paranoid. 'She's now devising a game plan and setting traps in a bid to expose the whistleblower, like Coleen did in the Wagatha Christie drama.' -- https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9007765/Rita-Ora-launches-probe-friend-leaked-lockdown-breaching-30th-birthday-bash.html

tomskip Wrote: > Frankito Wrote: > ---------------- >> Crystal Palace... > So very witty and so helpful. Certainly doesn't score high on any co-operative principle rating. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cooperative_principle

Penguin68 wrote: > your risk level is comparatively low > (theirs will be higher if they are > talking together for longer than 10 > minutes or so, without masks). You seem to envisage some kind of step function relating time spent talking together and infection risk.

Inspector Tom Cornish of Southwark Neighbour Policing has replied to me saying he's "asked Sergeant James Bryant to reply to your query about e-scooters as he has researched this topic quite recently." bob, this is more or less what your mammoth post above could look like without, I think, any obvious loss. It took me 18 mouse scrolls to get through without, I think, finding anything more in it to the point. You're not the only one by any means. Too many posters don't seem to realise that quotation can be selective, and very often ought to be.

tokyoghoul Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Great!

> I can't believe there are people > who don't know about 100's! Why not?