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I've had to step in the road many times today, people ignoring the 2 metre rule altogether. Doesn't the caf? have to close? Guess it was takeaway..

Totally. Felt hugely uncomfortable in a small, really well stocked indie deli the other day

Sobering Loulou Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hello > If you can do one thing today > Listen to this link, Switch on and Stay in. This > is REAL! > > > LL

I'm finding this slot helpful and encouraging and an anecdote to the relentless reporting of the negative stuff

https://www.nationalcareforce.co.uk/

katesonic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What if your love of books is what brought you > together in the first place... > > Every page turned immerses one in grief...? > > Where is the solace in that? > > K. I think that comment about joining a book group was aimed at Natty

QueenMab Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I noticed Sainsbury's were out of rice pasta and > dried pulses the last few days, but As Nature > Intended on Lordship Lane has plenty. You can take > your own containers to fill to prevent wasted > packaging. YES! Please use smaller outlets, they will be really suffering soon

CEO of Sainsbury's emailed all customers to ask them to curb panic buying. Saying their stocks are healthy but they need to get it out quicker!

worldwiser Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just at Sainsburys now. There's a small stock of > toilet paper. The very young guy in the queue > behind me had six 9 packs. It's so bloody selfish. > Not a single other country is banning people from > going to supermarkets. It's all very well calling out selfish g*ts in queues, the supermarkets are the ones who need to crack down on this type of panic buying.

https://metro.co.uk/2020/03/11/telegraph-journalist-says-coronavirus-cull-elderly-benefit-economy-12383907/

Gig economy, he may be sleeping rough or sofa surfing..

And Camberwell was a nightmare today, roadworks

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Townleygreen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > the water cannons were illegal and have been sold > for scrap At a massive loss

Sprog number 6? 7? No-one knows...

I'll PM you, used to volunteer with FareShare and it was so rewarding, literally handing over food to people in need.

Whereabouts in Peckham please?

sheff Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Next to Hisar.. Where Mon P'tit Chou used to be. > > I agree, it's pretty good for a bowl of pasta > (with or without kids) and a salad etc... I like Signoria a lot but it could be a tad healthier! Salads are unimaginative and only white pasta is served, although they do great fish dishes.

A couple in Melbourne Grove are the same. I would be horrified, there's enough artificial light disturbing sleep as it is! Although report a couple of main road lampposts not working and nothing's done..

Thanks to all, boiler guy coming Sunday!

NewWave Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > KidKruger Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Jeez I?m gobsmacked that an adult in a > playground > > without a child accompanying is automatically > > under suspicion as a pervert. > > OMFG > > > I have to say hands up I am a middle aged woman > who now and again fancies a go on the > swings...(this is the truth..I'm not posting this > to stir anything up). > And I admit I have been known to sit alone in or > near the playground on Goose Green,In Dulwich park > and also Horniman triangle waiting for a quiet > opportunity to get on a swing and go "wheee!!!!" > and relive the sheer joy of swinging higher and > higher for 5 mins... > I would be really upset to think someone would > think I was some kind of pervert for being alone > in or near a playground As soon as the Rye playground was unveiled, I was desperate for an adults only session, say around 9pm on a summer night!!

https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2016/12/the-map-that-lets-you-listen-to-the-radio-everywhere/510368/ Pick a point on a map. Listen to their local radio.

I posted a while ago and asked for tips to combat high pressure readings. The solution (bleeding radiator) does work but I seem to be trapped now in a pattern of too high/low. I'm guessing a service is in order but has anyone any tips for keeping a boiler pressure happy? It's put on in the morning and turned off/low for the day until the evening when it's turned up.

MrsR Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The Honor Oak Pub, Brockley Rise have a lovely > indoor greenery wall. It's huge. May be worth > taking a look and speaking to one of the staff > about maintenance etc. Thanks very much for the tip!

I'm not sure if there is another term for this. I have a large, light airy room with double height ceiling. I'm really keen to erect some kind of green wall with living plants and wondered if anyone here had done the same? Looking for hints and tips. Or photos if you would be willing to share?