hpsaucey

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > hpsaucey Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > Sorry for anyone in a 'black hole', But most of > > our local schools are bl**dy good. > > > > HP > > Most of the schoos are good - correct - and yes an > additional school is of course a good thing, but > "it benefits everybody" is also a very simplistic > way of deciding whether the processs of where the > school goes and who it serves has been a success > or not. > > i still think that this process has not, overall, > been a success. It benefits everybody' is not what I said (if that's aimed at me)and I wasn't judging its 'success' in the way you evidently subsequently did. All I said is that the whole community benefits - and explained what I meant above. I stand by that. The discussion about where its physically located/ nodes etc. and the 'success' criteria conversation around that came way after my comment about it being a good thing to have in the community. Separate conversation strand. HP

Hi Celia Hammond will take them if they're not down. Always looking for bedding ... HP

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > hpsaucey Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Ditto - a lot of hard work, and James has every > > right to feel please and proud (thank you > James) > > whilst the whole community benefits. > > > > No it doesnt. Alright - I'll qualify - local families looking for schools most immediately; and more generally surely any new school is a community asset to be welcomed which is what I meant. Also as others have said on the whole an extra school should decrease pressure generally on local secondaries - unless its like Kingsdale with no distance criteria. Sorry for anyone in a 'black hole', But most of our local schools are bl**dy good. HP

Wot joeleg and blahblah said!!! Spot on ...

Donated and shared. HP

Ditto - a lot of hard work, and James has every right to feel please and proud (thank you James) whilst the whole community benefits. HP

Signed - thanks for posting. HP

Whinge - 63 bus driver told to terminate and chuck everyone off in Peckham after an already bad delayed journey. Following 343 bus driver who wouldn't accept our follow on ticket along the same route portion despite the fact that I had two small kids and it was a bloody freezing cold night! Grumpy jobsworth.

Hi John L summarises nicely. I?d also add that it also can cushion you against sudden mortgage rises as at least the rent increase is fairly predictable. H

Sounds great! 😊

malumbu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well that has told me HP Saucy, perhaps it may > have been worth explaining this at the start of > the post as I clearly haven't bothered reading the > bumf. Laudable aims and objectives - sadly where > do all these cats come from? Someone must be > breeding them. > > Out of order SE22cat - forum is for information > and debate not insults you twit. Whoops. Wasn?t trying to be preachy - just didn?t want Celia Hammond?s rationale to pass people by and loose them any votes. Sadly too many cats and dogs not neutered. Took a stray in our road - apparently abandoned by owners couple of years before. Not neutered! Took him to Celia Hammond who kindly did neutering and vaccinations for us. He?s a really loving cat. Another lovely cat near us apparently kept to breed kittens to sell. Bloody irresponsible and then others have to deal with the problem. Have three ex strays. Luckily none yet have shown signs of killing local wildlife larger than spiders although god knows what they really get up to outside. HP

Malumbu given you?re well informed about Celia Hammond then you must have seen the wall posters at the clinic educating people about neutering etc and that treatment for your cat there requires neutering. Here?s what their website says: ?The Trust's primary aim and objective is to humanely reduce the population of dogs and cats, both pedigree and mongrel, in the UK, by neutering.To qualify for treatment at our clinics your pet must be neutered or going to be neutered as soon as possible. Given your concerns about wildlife, which I?m sure most people share, I?d have had thought you?d think this a good thing. HP

HI - anyone know if bulk collection will take wooden pallets? Its not on their 'will collect' list so maybe this is a stupid question - but wondering if anyone had got pallets collected by them in the past ... Cheers HP

https://www.augustineonetreehill.org.uk/events.htm Saw this concert advertised at the church on one tree hill. Amazing programme on 23rd November- Karl Jenkins and faure

Brahms violin concerto with David oistrach as soloist. Do beautiful it makes me cry every time I play it.

'll second your Rachmaninoff and add Gershwin, Beethoven and Philip Glass. HP

Wow - sounds as though is different for Lambeth then. HP

What?s this for exactly - particular schools? No mention of needing them for general admissions on southwark?s site. Unless it?s changed in the few years (???) those pieces of ID were presented at the school after a conditional offer had been made. HP