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> Ok yes alright, > I am upset about it. Do not grieve. It is not gone but in a better place. http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?20,1910586 http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?20,1910586,page=2

Could you perhaps please point out to him or her that the "Email - E-MAIL COVERING TRANSPORT STATEMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF THE HOSTEL" of 8 Feb 2018 that's linked on the Related Documents page http://planbuild.southwark.gov.uk/documents/?casereference=17/AP/4421&system=DC is a proprietary .msg format file, as used by Mictosoft Outlook and Exchange, that many of their readers may not be easily able to read. The council really shouldn't be using the format for a file intended for public access. Their best course would probably have been to print it to PDF from their mail agent. In the meantime, a quick fix for anyone who wants to read it is to save the file to a drive, rename it wirh a .html extension, and view it in their browser. There'll still be some unreadable stuff, but the email text lower down the page will be clear. (Or failing that, rely on my cut-and-paste job attached ;)).

Google has at least four garages on the north side of Blenheim Grove. They number upward from the east (Rye Lane) end. All Motors, 24 Blenheim Grove NEM Motors 38-40 Blenheim Grove OMD Autos, 44-46 Blenheim Grove Blenheim Notors, 50 Blenheim Grove

> Try Naked Larder in Herne Hill https://www.nakedlarder.co.uk/ > There?s one off Walworth Road too https://fareshares.org.uk/

http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/times_fares/ldb.aspx

Ask Veolia. Was it their team, maybe using a hired truck? If so, why the bin removal? https://www.veolia.co.uk/southwark/contact-us or http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/profile.php?6,30641

Closes 28 Feb 2018

For some illumination, and possibly some additional puzzlement, do a search at http://public.londonworks.gov.uk/roadworks/home for East Dulwich Grove for 20-23 February. This link _may_ get you there directly. I'm not sure if it's a transient one or not: http://public.londonworks.gov.uk/roadworks/?x=bqGjG*Lzc49wvpLAh0tsUw. The text version sometimes truncates some of the description, but it can be seen in full by clicking each icon in the map version.

GriffDHFC wrote above: ------------------------------------------------------- > There was a piece on the Southwark Council website > last month but it appears to have been removed. No > explanation as to why. https://www.southwark.gov.uk/parks-and-open-spaces/parks/greendale It's back now.

Where do they lunch?

Has anyone tried any feasbility tests using this concept: https://evothings.com/motion-sensor-sms-alert-app-for-nerds-and-bikers/? There's no need to roll your own app either. The last time this topic came up I did find at least one app that looked suitable for trialling. You need one that uses the phone's accelerometer, rather than the camera, for the motion detection. For maximal silent warning I think I'd place the phone in a pocket near an inside edge of the bike cover. Or you could simply secrete it as in the article, and maybe put your faith in its being able to continue reporting its position.

Megan's ahead of you. From an interview with her at https://www.loveherwild.com/wild-women/interview-megan-hoskin/: Can?t go on an adventure without? A buff, a sheepee and a stash of Haribo! See also http://daretwodo.com/.

Thanks for adding the recording to the OP. I tried uploading it to https://academo.org/demos/spectrum-analyzer/, which shows a fairly pure single tone a bit below 1.5 kHz, and then tried matching it by ear against tones generated at http://www.szynalski.com/tone-generator/. I make it about 1250 Hz, but haven't found anything on Google mentiong noise at that frequency. I take it you're sure that it's not from inside the house. Do you have any kind of tube that you put to one ear, with the other one preferably blocked, while rotating yourself outside the house, to see if you can get any idea of what direction it's coming from? Maybe a bit of pipe or kitchen roll? One of the night time slots might be best. ;) I've just been experimenting indoors, on the 1250 Hz tone from the computer, using a 225 x 45 mm cardboard cylinder from a kitchen towel. It was pretty sensitive, in that changing locations and direction pointed had a marked effect in intensity. But it was pretty rubbish and misleading in direction finding. That was probably due to the quirks of sound reflection in a furnished room though, and it might be more efficient outside.

Here are the few charities whose deadline for their appeal campaign under the UK Aid Match scheme has not yet passed. Any donations made up to the deadline will be augmented by 100% (as should be clearly stated on the webpage). 8 February Practical Action; Safe pair of hands. 15 February Street Child; Right to learn. 3 March Motivation; Ready, willing and able. 10 April Traidcraft Exchange; The hidden entrepreneur. 21 April Care International. Not found Opportunity International. Gift Aid (taxpayers only) can also be claimed on your unaugmented donation.

For schools there are the searchable https://www.compare-school-performance.service.gov.uk/ and Southwark's own list, https://www.southwark.gov.uk/schools-and-education/schools-in-southwark.

Those members of the place's management company who specify that address for correspondence all give it in the form n Picketts Terrace, 242 Underhill Road, London, SE22 9DX. (Well, apart from one who omits the 242).

If that's so, you could try try clearing cookies for the site too. It can't do any harm anyway.

What exactly is the 'security check' asking you to do, and after what action does it appear? Any screenshot? Have you tried killing all the other open tabs in your browswer?

Stria

Chemist And Druggist was carrying stories late last year that some pharmacies, given recent NHS funding reductions, were considering no longer providing free home deliveries of prescriptions: eg https://www.chemistanddruggist.co.uk/news/lloydspharmacy-charge-new-patients-home-deliveries, https://www.chemistanddruggist.co.uk/news/2-5-pharmacists-expect-stop-home-deliveries-after-cuts. So presumably it's the pharmacies that bear the cost, or at least possibly a substantial part of it. If so I also presume that they could exercise discretion to carry on doing so for those with special needs. I suspect the area CCG would be the body to have a say and interest in this. I see, for example, that Wirral CCG issued an edict saying that their GP practices will no longer accept repeat prescription requests from pharmacies. And in the NHS online drug tariff the only mention I've found of delivery charges payable by NHS to pharmacies is of those for specified medical appliances.

This is what the Canada Goose company, and their suppliers of down, have to say: http://www.canadagoose.com/uk/en/fur-and-down-policy/fur-and-down-policy.html http://www.featherind.com/company-policy.htm

Jules-and-Boo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > rather than being > concerned you've missed something exciting. That's nasty and totally uncalled for.

Then this forum is a pollutant.

Take care distinguishing breastfeeding cafes from adventure playgrounds.