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Aha! I'd been wondering about that empty sign..

It's looks fine to me.

Ncie kit, although I kinda miss the quarters.

Try speeding past it or going through a red light, when you get the ticket you'll find out. They're all there for pretty much the same purpose, to catch people who break the rules. Why do you need to know which rule it's there for?

Train to London Bridge then Jubilee to Baker Street, change to Bakerloo there for Paddington. Easy change walk across platforms with no stairs.

Not sure how they could Sue, it's their error.

Another pub's not impossible, types of business often clump together. Unlikely but not impossible.. Anyway, how has a strobe light got involved?

montassa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi > > Just done this ourselves. You will have to find a > flat down the usual route - normally a standard > AST agreement which allows you to give notice > after month 6. So normally need to stay 8 months > in total Bit of a sweeping statement no? Plenty of ads on here for short term lets and that's before you even look at Gumtree or AirBnB. To say "you will have to" may have been true in your experience but there are other routes.

Try it with broken things, they'll go just as quick!

I'm not clear. Is the car on private land between the garage and the road, or on the road? As Otta says, if on the road is there a dropped kerb they're parked across? You suggest it's on your own property...

In my experience leaving small electrical things outside by the pavement results in them being taken away within a couple of hours.

Help-Ma-Boab Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just to weigh into the debate. This big mushrooms > they serve at some breakfasts. ONE. BIG. > MUSHROOM. cf a sausage cut in half length ways to look like two sausages, probably on the same plate. You ain't fooling anyone. (With acknowledgement to "Is it me or is everything sh1t"?)

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > How can you say that blah? Dogs are used in bomb > detection, for the blind, in herding amongst other > things. A cat doesn't even come close in terms of > intelligence. > > Louisa. That's because cats are too smart to let themselves be used as slaves.

I'm waiting for people renting privately having the right to buy their home at hugely discounted prices, seems fair.

richard tudor Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > bobbsy Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > The link describes how that model works. There > > were various comments on the old 20mph threads > > that hinted the older cameras that were in > place > > couldn't be reprogrammed to 20mph (no idea > whether > > that was true or not), but the installation of > > twin cameras does suggest to me enforcement of > > 20mph is now game on! > > Perhaps Cllr Barber could confirm or deny? I believe that's way out of his ward, it might even be Lewisham and not even Southwark... The poor guy isn't omnipotent.

Is that a 20?

OKR back to nightmare this morning. Can't wait for tomorrow with the tube strike.

You asked for appeals advice and I gave it - I don't think you'll win, save your money. Others have appealed on the same junction and lost. The the rules are clear on yellow boxes and you broke them, and the sign is there on the no left turn. What did you hope to hear?

Seriously fazer71, calm down. Go on a break.

OKR OK this morning. Although Great Dover Street was solid instead..

rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This is probably a stupid question, but why aren't > the stacks and approaches positioned to the West > of Heathrow, so as to avoid bringing planes in > over densely populated, inner London. Because planes tend to take off and land into the prevailing wind which is generally from the west. On take off it's free speed effectively for lift, and on landing it helps slow down.

I just went for the Reading Friday nights in the second half of the 80's. Iggy Pop, The Ramones, and The Godfathers was a good night. It wasn't sure it was at the time, not Rock for sure. http://www.ukrockfestivals.com/reading-88.html

And OKR is just as bad. This better be worth it.

Paul Lupton Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- >> The second, was along Peckham Rye where if you I > turn left as I did, at the traffic lights with E D > Rd/Nunhead Lane, you get another ?65 camera > infringement ticket - Why? Well you can't turn > left or right at these lights, but here's the > catch ... if you come on to Peckham Rye via > Kinsale Avenue, you can't see the 'no right or > left' tunrning sign (that's only one, which you > are side on to) as you turn on to Peckham Rye and > then the traffic lights were obscured a by bus > (both sides) and a cycle sign so you can't see the > lights showing straight on only I can't see how you'll win this one. I see what you mean re the sign, but the traffic lights have a clear straight on only arrow on them. For you to turn left the left one had to be visible. Save your money.

I'm not clear how a lorry can stop you seeing if your exit is clear?