Ms T

Blood everywhere, how terrible.

So that's why the helicopter was hovering over us and is still circling the sky. Daughter is stuck on bus and says that there were lots of police coming out of an ambulance, at Kings.

ruffers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I don't know the geography of the area that well > but as I recollect from visiting Millwall FC as an > away fan there's a station ten minutes walk away > isn't there? > > My route to it last time after being kept in the > ground for an hour after the game was over was > lined with broken glass, half bricks and police > officers but that's a different story I suspect. South Bermondsey Station, with steps up to it from Ilderton Road, a few minutes walk away from Millwall football ground.

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Dear sweet baby Jesus > > Sometimes people get so worked up about getting > the requisite amount of buzzwords into an argument > that they lose sight of the reality > > Immigration as an issue has NOT been ignored by > anyone. If for many people, including 2nd > generation immigrants it IS an issue, then the > question is with them to answer. "WHAT exactly is > your problem???" - what's that? some foreign > people are working with you? Because the people I > hear complain MOST are the people who have jobs > already. And something else... it's not something > that escapes the (uh oh buzzword alert) > "metropolitan middle class" because as well as the > increasing number of people from abroad working in > those professions as well, a LOT more of those > jobs are leaving the country > > But to go back to the "normal" people who, poor > mites, aren't being listened to. Well, it was them > that went to European building sites in the early > 80s. It was irish versions of them who came to > England later. It has always gone on and wil > lcontinue to go on. Just because the music has > stopped and the party is over does NOT give > anyone, no matter how @#$%& poor the right to turn > on the less familiar faces in the room. > > Here is a newsflash. Maybe the people in power > aren't completely wrong. Maybe too many "normal" > people have double-standards, sit on their ass, > use prejudice as a catch-all get out and basically > need a reality check. We are all on this planet > together and any "us" and "them" is backward. >:D<

>:D Why don't you come to the Ward Panel meeting on > Thursday 11th at 7pm at Harris Girls Academy, meet > the police, PCSOs, Community Wardens, and ask them > everything you're concerned about, yourselves? > Then you'll be aware of the facts. THEN you can > stop talking crap and if you DO see a CW or PCSO > or even heaven help us a police officer doing > something wrong, you all know what's what and can > report to their supervisors accordingly. > Sorry - bad day. But at least I am giving > information! >:D<

So it was Boris Johnson at ED station, this morning.

tinylittledan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sadly the road was shut off due to a person under > a lorry. Oh, my God. How absolutely awful.

Have a lovely weekend too. >:D

reetpetite Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > well just a shame they dont patrol at night then > when all the vandalism goes on in our lovely park. I'm sure they do, as I saw them doing this a few months back.

Patrolling, not strolling, and part of the Peckham Rye Safer Neighbourhood Team.

My father is buried in this Cemetery, so we visit his grave quite often and I very much appreciate the hard work that goes into maintaining the grounds etc, but find it absolutely incredible that only two people are employed to do this? (Apparently, the Cemetery is maintained by a private company and not Southwark Council).

charliecharlie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2009/01/22/article- > 1126513-032221A3000005DC-483_233x280.jpg > > I saw the gorgeous Adrian Lester in Gourmet Burger Some people have all the luck!

Agree with everything you say, >:D

Signs seem to make no difference, whether it is park or cemetery. I have lost count of the times where I've witnessed dogs run up to my father's grave and proceed to p... on it, whilst the owner stands by and watches and, then, has the cheek to get into an argument with me about how they've been walking their dogs in Camberwell Old Cemetery for I don't know how many years, without having them on a lead! So much for Signs.(!)

Ross Kemp

Harriet Harman, in Sainsburys;-)

Mehmet sends his regards and looks forward to dropping in, when you open (again).;-)

My son asked me what a luigi board was.:))

Apparently, the Met's Operation Trident were informed.

Hackney, Greenwich and now East Dulwich. Certainly puts the price of a sandwich to the bottom of the list of what's important around this area. Just another weekend in London, a?

bob Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Police refom act 2002 > > Schedule 4 Section 38 > > Part 1 > > > power to detain > > NO 3 > > (B) The person who imposed the requirement has > reasonable grounds for suspecting that the other > person has given him a name or address that is > false or inaccurate. > > the person who imposed the requirement may require > the other person to wait with him, for a period > not exceeding thirty minutes for the arrival of a > constable. > > and I'm not a PCSO > Bob S >:D<

Power To Detain - Paragraph 2 of Schedule 4 to the Police Reform Act 2002 - one out of about thirty powers that the PCSO's do have. And no, I am not a PCSO. They do have the same powers of arrest as other ordinary citizens and can arrest anyone without warrant if they know or believe they have committed an indictable offence, but individual force guidelines usually instruct them not to use this power. The solution to the problem of this con woman - a citizen's arrest?

char1ie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And by the way the PCSO and community wardens do > not have the ability to arrest a criminal and are > powerless, so pointless to involve them when there > has been a crime committed. > > Charlie PCSO's can detain a suspect for half an hour, whilst waiting for back-up.

Got ours this morning!

Maybe the posties have been frightened off Friern Road by the Snow Teddy Bear?