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Ringer

Ah, that explains it : )

I'm another older person (pensioner). I love this cafe, they've done fantastic work providing meals for NHS workers, agree with NewWave, plenty of more important things to complain about for goodness sake!

Paper

Stream

Branch

Wow.. where did you get this figure from? My FOI request came up with nearly 9000 from when enforcement began (November?) to 29 January, so this would be a huge escalation - and proof that it's a signage issue rather than deliberate lawbreaking!

Out

Bag

Sandwich

That's how they make money for the charity : )

Yes, as a probably elderly person, I agree with these comments. There is plenty of information out there re making communications of any kind, including websites, clear and legible. And yes, it should be possible for the user to control the text size, making it larger if necessary. Your research might be helped by talking to relevant groups such as Help the Aged, RNIB etc. From September 2020, Web Accessibility Regulations build on existing obligations for public sector websites and apps to be accessible, the RNIB has a factsheet on this which might be useful.

Paint

Yard

The anti-aging cream for the flawlessly complexioned 30 year old...

Blimey, things are getting serious if M&S have run out of Wagyu beef... (me neither)

Song

Brilliant, can't wait for the next instalment!

Phone

Agree, first give them a chance to absorb what you said re the impact and see if there is any attempt to improve the situation. If no better then follow the other suggestions re talking to the landlord/other freeholder. Hope things improve, it must be very difficult for you both.

Parcel

Bear

Pill

Shelter

Agree KK, the problem with the suggestion of applying the rules with more authority, there just aren't the resources/manpower... if there were more community policeman it would help but they aint there. You can't expect stallholders etc to enforce the rules.