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As a motorcylist who is also encouraged to filter to the front of a queue I find myself not far away from cyclists a lot of the time. Not long ago I realised we're all friends. Look people in the eye, say "After you", and for me most importantly realise this isn't a race. The OP's first point of looking is so important. Bikers call it a lifesaver - even with mirrors never swing out or move arounnd without a little check over the shoulder. If you can't manage that comfortably practise, powered two wheeler or pedal. Also never think you're too good to not need more training...

Might be a robot

What happens in your house re deadspots etc is nothing to do with bb connection no? 2 separate questions.

The pub I chatted to today wants nothing to do with this independence day nonsense and will close at 8 to avoid trouble. "Ludicrous idea to do this on a Saturday."

There'll need to be signage though surely?

sally buying Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Why are people so mean on this forum > Answers on Zoopla please. Loving your work

Can I just ask the citizens of Melbourne Grove if there's anything else they'd like?

I had tickets for the Gala festival this weekend... Ah well... Will find a cheeky few sets and use my imagination. Looks like Andrew Weatherall was booked. Now that is a loss.

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > I personally have also had this problem while > walking along Melbourne Grove and Derwent Grove - > having to walk in the road while cars seem to be > speeding very closely by. This feels worse than > before this global crisis. And I personally have had this problem on Wood Vale, Melford Road in fact all my local roads. Can we close them too please? Almost everyone can say this James, it's no argument.

Can someone tell me what is so spoecial about Melbourne Grove? There are many many pavements, I'd hazard "most" in SE22 which are too narrow for social distancing, this is opportunistic nonsense at shoving their share of traffic onto someone else. The feedback mechanism is a joke if they're only interested in the views of the people on that road specifically also. Seriously, the council spend time and money on this? Wow. Just...wow.

I live in a very modern looking house in SE22 so have a passing interest. What do people want to see in new buildings? Same old style?

Cyclemonkey Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Shh! Don't tell everyone! FH Sainsbury's has been > great throughout this. And even a massive looking queue in Bell Green is only 10-15 minutes and then all is good. if you can get there.. I've been to DKH and seen the queue and then gone back up the Lane and seen zero people queueing at Coop and gone there.

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bose QuietComfort 35 (Series II) Wireless > Headphones, Noise Cancelling - Black > > ?290 approx > > They?re 👍🏽 Can't say if they're the best as I haven't tried all the others, but I have these and love them...

LED's can come in any colour

bsand Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If the Mail could lie about this what else are > they lying about! Ah, satire.

seemster Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thanks for sharing these bob - could you tell me > what to do to receive the emails myself please? I'm curious also please? Thanks

Uber

What letter?

Why woudl it be cynical if they need to save money?

PR sugar coating at a guess - imagine the public reaction to "We have to close the cemeteries now! Too many deaths!" I agree with you on most of what your'e sayign btw - my daily walk is through Camberwell Old, or was anyway.

I suspect they're closing them now for fairly gentle reasons as the alternative is to close them in 2-3 weeks because they are just too busy with funerals for anything else.

Still not clear on the objective though, what are we trying to prove?

What would that achieve?