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Are there any end of life doula's out there? I just have a few questions

When I had my first jab there, the first question asked by the volunteer/welcoming guy was 'Have you parked in the car park'? I think for this very reason. It needs to be exceptionally clear, it's a health centre. People are likely to be ill/stressed/distracted.

Murray Walker, voice of F1

I was fine, no booking reference is needed. My name was on the list held by the greeter, and was then confirmed by the first reception person. midivydale Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A family member has been booked by DMC to get > their vaccine at the tessa jowell centre. Has > anyone else had this? I?m just worrying that no > reference or anything has been given. No text and > no letter (as is the usual way). I?m just > concerned my family member will turn up at Tessa > Jowell only to get turned away. They struggle with > mobility so it a considerable effort for them to > get their and I?d hate to think they?d get turned > away. Would anyone have any experience to share? > Many thanks

Sadly it was while dressed as a schoolgirl that I had my first experiences of harassment. The fact that it's second nature for us to do these 'protective' things is an indictment. Sorry to hear that Jan, hope you're ok. womanofdulwich Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I concur with savvy girl. All those things that > have happened to us as girls/ women that we think > we have hidden away and tried to block come > flooding back when we hear things like this. > Jo Brand was spot on > https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/video/2017/nov > /04/jo-brands-speech-on-sexual-harassment-silences > -all-male-panel-on-have-i-got-news-for-you-video

A retrograde step by Hamas IMO https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/feb/15/women-male-guardian-hamas-gaza-strip Single women will need a male guardian to travel.

And am I allowed to keep my old number and move it to Giff Gaff? I'm out of contract with EE

Does anyone use them? Any good for reception around here..?

https://news.met.police.uk/news/detectives-issue-appeal-after-two-linked-sex-offences-in-peckham-rye-park-422879?fbclid=IwAR0TxF6JsFhV30mIH1vPoL4hElMIIV5zqwUf-iDrHkDvmJ0EiUuL60GBiJE

Nope

The Facebook page has announced the big shop will be open for donations only from Monday 8th March. Not sure how it will work, assume staffed at the doors.

Together in the same envelope Spartacus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > In the same envelope or at the same time ? > > If the same time it could be down to the delivery > company combining two jobs into one > 🤔🤔

On the Facebook page of St. Christopher's it says the ED shop will be open FOR DROP OFF ONLY from Monday 8th! Good news LCD66 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have lots of girls and ladies clothes to donate. > Does anyone know any charities accepting clothes > at the moment? With thanks Lisa

Cora Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > But they've taken the great self service tills > out....the ones that don't beep every 2 minutes as > you try to balance your shopping.... Very open to abuse, those type of tills. You could ring up anything and it wasn't weighed so shoplifting probably increased.

A friend has received her census paperwork, along with mayoral campaign material from Shaun Bailey! Is this right? Seems unethical? Edited because another friend has reported the same. Hard to see how it's allowed.

Copleston church, SE15

Have to agree it's been a poor show so far..out of interest could you give the names/emails on here so we could all query policy? apbremer Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have a son in Barnet who has been using his > local library on a "click and collect" basis for > many weeks. I have been pressing the two > councillors who have apparently been in charge of > Southwark libraries.. They obviously have MScs in > obfuscation and vacillation. Whilst I understand > that all libraries can reopen on July 4th (yawn > yawn)there is nothing to prevent a limited service > now. Can we PLEASE have more action and less > lethargy??

Signed, good luck

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Bunny Wailer. Just announced

Was it really late? I was wondering why I shot wide awake with a racing heart for no apparent reason! Thought maybe the sonic boom.. JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I actually saw this on Sunday evening in the sky > to the west and thought for a moment we were going > the way of the dinosaurs - it was huge. Then it > disappeared - still in the sky (burned up I > guess). > > https://www.theguardian.com/science/2021/mar/01/uk > -meteor-huge-flash-as-fireball-lights-up-skies

There was a thread on this already. Sad news

I'd suggest you avoid the crowds and buy from a small/indy business. Opposite Gail's is Romeo Jones, super place. Always felt safe using them and they are always masked up. Fab staff Dogkennelhillbilly Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Been into Gail's in Dulwich Village twice in the > last week, and each time there were staff members > not wearing masks. First time it was someone > behind the counter, and second time it was a > different person behind the counter and some kind > of manager doing the books at one of the tables. > The second server had a badge saying something > like "I'm exempt from masks". > > I understand there are some people exempted from > wearing face masks for health reasons...but it > seems a remarkable coincidence that so many work > at the same shop. Even if they are exempt in their > ordinary life - seems like in the middle of a > global pandemic it would be a legitimate > requirement of the job to wear a face covering > when handling food and drink in a busy cafe. If > you can't do that bit of the job, maybe you > shouldn't be allowed to work there? You wouldn't > get hired as a firefighter if you couldn't put the > helmet on...

We didn't tip as such (pre covid) but the woman who was the first port of call, who took the details and worked on having everything we wanted got a bunch of flowers a few weeks afterwards.

Thanks, this is reassuring. It's hard (not just for me) to suddenly lower the defence mechanisms that have been drummed into us on a daily basis. I'm hearing friends say the same. binkylilyput Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's everyone's choice whether to go outside or > not but (and I have posted it before) I found this > article reassuring. > > https://www.bbc.com/news/explainers-55680305 > > We are now conditioned into feeling anxious by the > presence of other people and it will take a while > for that to change