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The whole public website system (at least) seems broken at the moment. Very long latencies, sometimes timeouts, in trying to access even the public root https://www.southwark.gov.uk or, if managing to get that far, any of the branches. Do Southwark maintain statistics of the system performance? Is it their own system, or outsourced? ETA: Now running, even unto the Planning Register Search. Which then returns the "Unable to perform this task. A remote exception occurred." you mention, after submitting the search at https://planning.southwark.gov.uk/online-applications/

TFL status at 11:36 ( from https://tfl.gov.uk/traffic/status/): [A202] Peckham High Street (SE15,SE5) (Southwark) Moderate From: Tuesday 17 April 2018 To: Ongoing Last updated 11:36 Tuesday 17 April 2018 : Traffic is flowing well in the area. Hazard(s) | Fire [A202] Peckham High Street (SE15) (Both Directions) between Rye Lane and Peckham Hill Street near The Aylesham Centre - The road has reopened following the earlier building fire.

They're unlikely to be British citizens. If they were, the evidence would be clear. But they are lawfully settled in the UK, though apparently without evidence that the Home Office will accept of their continuing residence since then. Yesterday Amber Rudd, our current Home Secretary, announced in the Commons a special Home Office task force to deal with the problem. This was actually one of the suggestions (see below) proposed in a Legal Action Group report, "Chasing Status", written by Fiona Bawdon. It includes a number of case histories, some of them very similar to those being publicised now, and some explanation of the relevant law: "Areas for consideration include: Creating specialist Home Office unit Recognising that these cases require a specific understanding of the history of immigration control and how Commonwealth citizens have been affected, to establish a specialised caseworking unit with the Home Office, to which applications such as these will be directed. A specialist unit would be able to fast-track cases for migrants who have been in the UK since 1973." Chasing Status ( https://www.lag.org.uk/?fileid=-17369, 16.5 MB) was published in 2014.

> and in particular here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B4Ht_hAPixkZM0xZM1dkdWJqbmc From page 9 of which: "6(3) King's and Sainsburys HEREBY COVENANT that upon the opening for trade of the Retail Store they shall allow in perpetuity and not (by their act or omission) prevent access to and right of way over the Public Open Space by members of the public for 365 days a year between the hours of sunrise and sunset ... and King's and Sainsburys shall do all things necessary to ensure the Public Open Space is accessible to members of the public ...".

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> As for the S400 ... the Israelis hit a Syrian air base pretty > hard last week and weren't affected by it I think the truth about any of the details is probably only known to a few. See for example this from Ha'aretz: https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/.premium-could-syria-really-have-shot-down-israeli-missiles-as-russia-claims-1.5988859.

monica Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A boards are permitted on the private part of the land pertaining to the shop. > You will find the A boards in East Dulwich are located > appropriately without blocking peoples pathways. No I _don't_ find that to be so. With the qualification that "obstructing" rather than "blocking" seems to me a possibly better descriptor. On whose behalf do you speak, and with what authority, if it's for anyone else? What do you actually mean by "pertaining to"? Do you use a A-board yourself?

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Perhaps I should organise some master classes. My standard technique now at self-service tills is just to bung the items into the bagging area. When that's completed I transfer everything two-handed back into the empty basket, with any overflow going into my rucksack or spare bag, and then take them all to the bagging shelf for final sorting. Re TLTsTCYIR, I did have a rational piece of spleen to vent, about Southwark Libraries having signed up to the Access to Research scheme, God knows when, without any mention of it on their E-resources web page. I only learned about the scheme by chance today, on another borough's website. When I searched the Southwark website for "Access to research" I did find one document that mentioned the scheme, and that was the June 2017 PDF "List of newspapers and magazines available from Southwark Libraries"!! Grrr. But I can't be bothered now. If I get to the library though, and find that there's no obvious way of accessing it there, I will be back.

It seems that the change may result in a loss of those two HD multiplexes for some people with the wrong type of aerial. If so, you could be without all of these: Com7: 56 5USA +1, 57 5Spike 1, 64 CBS Action +1, 67 CBS Drama, 82 Vintage TV, 84 Quest Red +1, 87 Keep It Country, 107 BBC News HD, 108 Al Jazeera Eng HD, 109 Channel 4+1 HD, 110 4seven HD, 113 RT HD, Com8: 55 5STAR+1, 86 More4 1, 95 Freesports, 96 Forces TV, 106 BBC Four HD, 115 BT Showcase HD (not free), 205 CBeebies HD, 40 Rocks and Co, 93 Together, 94 PBS America, 111 QVC HD, 112 QVC Beauty HD If so, more here: http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?20,1922074.

This article https://www.a516digital.com/2018/03/londoners-struggle-with-freeview.html confirms the prroblem for some, and outlines some probable causes and remedies. The most likely cause seems to be having a Group A aerial, which is good for the frequencies of the main multiplexes but may not be for the higher ones now used by Com7 and Com8, which is Group C/D aerial territory. The remedy then is to get a wideband aerial, ie one capable of covering the whole frequency range. This article sets out the aerial/frequency relationship quite nicely: http://www.digitaluk.co.uk/reception_guide. If I were affected (I'm not; my TV doesn't have an HD tuner) I think I'd be trying an indoor aerial before going to any greater expense. Note what the first article says near its end about the possibility of another changearound in 2020!

These are the freeview channels carried by multiplex Com7, which has now been moved to UHF channel 55. Is it only BBC News that's missing, or all of them? 56 5USA +1, 57 5Spike 1, 64 CBS Action +1, 67 CBS Drama, 82 Vintage TV, 84 Quest Red +1, 87 Keep It Country, 107 BBC News HD, 108 Al Jazeera Eng HD, 109 Channel 4+1 HD, 110 4seven HD, 113 RT HD You might try manually tuning channel 55, if your Humax will let you. It might also just be worth scrolling though its freeview channel list, to see if it's placed BBC News HD somewhere other than #107. I had a box that on one occasion decided to place some channels somewhere like the 900s after a retuning.

When I looked seven days ago it was still flagged as pending decision. Its current status is shown as "Unknown". :) But given that the direct link to planbuild.southwark.uk:4190 (ie as in the OP), doean't currently work, and the pages https://planning.southwark.gov.uk/online-applications/ and the one resulting from searching there for 17/AP/4421 were short of style sheets, I suspect there's a glitch io part of the planbuild system.

And not unconnected or unrespected or forgotten here as right-clicking.

Never mind optionality. Cut out the question about voting intentions. I don't see its relevance to the content of people's views on CPZs. It's also very likely to lead people to suspect that, DPA notwithstanding, the answer is going to be used for canvassing purposes. I'd also like to see a really large or representative selection, through a well-designed survey or otherwise, of the before-and-after views of people who've experienced the introduction of a CPZ. That would be valuable.

Thank you. That's not "invalidated" as I understand it.

rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If you actually look at many > car insurance policies, they will specifically > state that they are invalidated if the policy > holder does not maintain their MOT certificate and > VED. I've actually taken the trouble to dig out > Mrs.H's policy, and it says exactly that. Could you please copy that part here verbatim.

Try some Quiet Line tests, preferably with your phone plugged in the master socket, including some times when the lights on your hub tell you that the connection has dropped: https://support.zen.co.uk/kb/Knowledgebase/Performing-a-Quiet-Line-Test. I don't know if they pick up all instances of corroded wire connections (maybe exacerbated by moisture) but it's well worth a try. It places the problem squarely on the external line if so. Incidentally, I remember from when I had a similar problem on ADSL that the modem log, or maybe some other monitoring software, showed a definite temporary improvemnet in broadband connection quality after the phone rang, probably due to the warming effect of the current.

What components / functionalities aren't working properly?

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John Ruskin (1819-1900) first lived on Herne Hill when he was four. From an extract from his autobiographical Praeterita at https://blog.oup.com/2013/01/john-ruskins-childhood-home/ (there's a full version at https://archive.org/details/praeterita01rusk): Our house was the northernmost of a group which stand accurately on the top or dome of the hill, where the ground is for a small space level, as the snows are, (I understand), on the dome of Mont Blanc; presently falling, however, in what may be, in the London clay formation, considered a precipitous slope, to our valley of Chamouni (or of Dulwich) on the east; and with a softer descent into Cold Harbour-lane* on the west: on the south, no less beautifully declining to the dale of the Effra, (doubtless shortened from Effrena, signifying the 'Unbridled' river; recently, I regret to say, bricked over for the convenience of Mr. Biffin, chemist, and others); while on the north, prolonged indeed with slight depression some half mile or so, and receiving, in the parish of Lambeth, the chivalric title of 'Champion Hill,' it plunges down at last to efface itself in the plains of Peckham, and the rural barbarism of Goose Green.

Two of the main eight freeview multiplexes broadcast from Crystal Palace, com7 and com8, are being moved from UHF channels 33 and 35 to channels 55 and 56. No change in quality of reception is predicted: http://www.digitaluk.co.uk/coveragechecker/main/trade/SE22+8HH/NA/0/NA. It's a smallish set of program channels involved, including the HD versions of BBC Four , News and CBeebies, and RT; there's a full list at https://ukfree.tv/transmitters/tv/Crystal_Palace/PGSTART1770/irt666185. Your TV will probably tell you at the time that retuning is needed.

> what time this debate will be? It's an adjournment debate*. Last half hour of the sitting. * Explained here:https://www.parliament.uk/about/how/business/debates/adjournment/. Friday sittings are said at http://www.parliament.uk/about/how/occasions/calendar/#jump-link-2 to be from 9.30am to 3pm, though presumably they can run late or early. It'll be in Hansard pretty soon anyway. It should also be viewable on BBC Parliamentary channel, freeview 232.

> Admin why can I not post in business and service > ?? I want to warn people of jos building and > gardening it?s a known conman that was going by > the name pat handy or handy please let people Probably, as in http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?12,1842680 and regularly here, it's due to inclusion of a word that's in admin's current 'forbidden words' list. The Phorum software seems unfortunately to do the exclusion without any explanation. Try experimenting. I can't remember offhand whether the exclusion is also applied to a preliminary Preview. There have been previous threads which may be about the same person, eg http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?30,1834931,1835989.