Fuschia

Threads on this board and others I am on Makes me wonder how other families divide up duties re childcare Ever since baby no 1 was born and the midwife said mr f was responsible for nappies as I was feeding, we gave stuck to that This did mean I did all Night times with twins!

After some chasing i got a response to half of my complaint - the manager says she spoke to the duty manager says he came to the bar area and checked my receipt and it was ' just 2 mins' since i paid for the drinks order. Err... Hello! Is that even remotely likely? Even if I had been cross the very second i placed the order, 2 mins is hardly long enough for me to complain to thd cashier, complain to thd duty manager and have him 'come to the bar' Oh that he had actually done more than just stand by the coffee machine looking bored! What I particularly like about this little incident is how gambado clearly believe that their customers ate stupid enough to put up with anything, bit 'the customer always lies' into the bargain! I mean, usually if somebody goes to the bother of making a complaint, the respondent will say something like 'I am sorry you didn't enjoy your visit' ...

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Undisputedtruth Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > @fuschia > > I think you just proved my point about your > agenda. > > UDT :) Udt - I have no idea what you are talking about, but most of it seems pretty silly so I am just going to ignore you I think

James, nice to see parking attendants visiting Heber However, standing on the zig zag with arms crossed, while scaring away the miscreants that day, didn't prevent them all parking there again the next I am not sure it's a very intelligent approach Do you think you could suggest they send their little camera car on a little sweep up and down and issue a few tickets? That is the only thing that will actually reduce the selfish parking on the zigzags, I think

Undisputedtruth Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > @fuschia, > > I fail to see where I was rude, aggressive or > lacking civility towards you. > > I place the safety of children above whether I'm > right or wrong. I think you should do the same and > leave whatever personal feelings, though > unwarranted, you have towards me to one side. ,,, From this > point trying to continue with your own agenda is > immaterial I'm afraid. > Now I am suspecting you are a troll!

Belle, thAT SOUNDS VERY ODD perhaos best not to leave your buggy with them!!

OOh yes., FridaY 10-11 However didn't I hear a rumour you have to have full membership of the gym to be allowed to use the creche?

Is there a daytime swimming session that's convenient? I could fancy that myself!

People can be really selfish

I think that's out of order! Have you spoken to the pool about it? I think I would be tempted just to go in anyway, lock the door and start changing my child.. if the cubicle is empty apart from the pile of stuff Or go and hand it in to lost property Say you thought somebody must have forgotten their things...

I think that's out of order! Have you spoken to the pool about it? I think I would be tempted just to go in anyway, lock the door and start changing my child.. if the cubicle is empty apart from the pile of stuff

Undisputedtruth Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > @fuschia, > > I tend to think hollistically rather than just > taking a small minded approach. I've made clear in > my last post that there are still some ring fenced > funding given by central government. Can I ask you > which part of my previous post you didn't > understand? You're a very agressive poster. I was talking about school based ringefenced grants making up a large part of their "balances" You posted something about LA grants no longer being ringfenced. I pointed out that was not the case for schools and gave some examples. In fact I said: Fuschia Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Don't be misled by the emphasis on school > balances > > In most cases such funds are ringfenced grants or > donations, parental deposits paid for trips or > mOney set aside for ongoing building works etc You said: "Ever since LAAs came in a few years ago, local authorities no longer ring fenced nearly all of the money given by central government. The idea was to allow the LAs greater flexibility in tackling their own priorities rather than central government's. When Eric Pickles became SoS for DCLG last year he scrapped the LAAs that came with negotiated targets beween central and local governments. There are probably some ring fenced funding but I'm afraid my memory has failed me from recalling such information two years ago." I think what you have said is a bit irrelevant to what I said, actually. But I didn't feel the need to be rude to you. A bit of civility goes a long way, you might like to note. People will take you more seriously.

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Lots of twin mums I know have them Looks similar to a nipper, seats more upright Side by side buggies are lovely But can be hard to get buses to stop for you!

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A urine test to rule out a uti might be no bad thing

Kate, I think we met today! Blonde toddler twins, bSby etc... My little girl attached herself to you!

Undisputed truth, the ringfenced grants I was referring to are those that make up school balanced - things like 'awards for all', allocations from the jack petchey foundation, govt grants for specialist status, School Sports Coordinators - those sort of things

Alternate st b and st Matthews

sillywoman Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is it that if they don't fill their community > allocation (and certainly there have been several > years when this was the case - though things are > changing and this scenario is now much less > likely) then they'll allocate any 'spare' places > to those who weren't successful under the faith > criteria? That's not what their policy says. is it really true there is such a poor take up of the non faith places?

Their policy says you can only apply under one heading... If you have your heart set on dvi you should look for another house I think If it's a christian education then Turn your sights on st judes ...

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Better start sttending st Matthews Brixton By the look of it

Criteria are 5. Children of faithful and regular worshippers2 at St Barnabas Church for whom this is the nearest4 Church of England School. ? 6. Children of faithful and regular worshippers2 of other Christian Churches as defined in the glossary3 for whom this is the nearest4 Church Of England School. ? There doesn't seem to be a look in there for yPu Bit st judes is outstanding ... Do you fit their criteria?