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1. No he's not, he made a pigs ear of things, his leadership was poor and his behaviour was unbecoming of the highest office in the land. 2. No they don't, he was a prime buffoon 3. Not a messiah, in no way. He caused great damage to both the Party and Country after three years of differing by May. The only thing he completed was B r e x i t. Are we paying the price. Don't ask me, I was in an induced coma at the time, fighting for my own life.
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My comment is trying to not take any political side but rather be objective on what I see, hear and read. If the Government made a positive difference to people's lives, people would be pro this Govt, but sadly the majority don't see an improvement since they have been in Office, but rather the opposite so people's opinions of the Government are poor. I think if you did a straw poll of users on here, the result for those in favour of the Government is likely to be unfavourable, but I may be totally wrong, quite possible. No one I speak or am in contact with has a single good word to say about the current Administration. In fact the calls for a General Election just become stronger and stronger.
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According to TfL website no disruptions to either the 63 or 363, yet lunch time today the 363 was still on the Barry Road diversion route. Can anyone confirm if the 63 and 363 are back using Forest Hill Road please?
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If you can get to Underhill Road use the P13, just an idea. But agreed with the 63, 363 and now 12 curtailed it makes travelling much more challenging and difficult. Is the 197 able to go from Peckham to Croydon via Dulwich Still?
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Response from Thames Water, Thames Water @thameswater Hi there, this is essential repair work and we expect to be completed by 9th September. Sorry for any trouble this has caused? - Jay 6:43 PM · Sep 6, 2025 · 5 Views
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@thameswater How long are the works on Peckham Rye between the junction with Barry Road and Forest Hill Road going to take to repair? The 63 and 363 are suspended and on diversion, leaving Peckham Rye, Forest Hill Road, Woodvale through to Lordship Land SE22 with no bus service. Just posted the above on Thames Water Twitter, the more that post, the more likely we are to get some answers and hopefully work on the repair.
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Crikey! This Doesn't Look Good For The Housing Secretary
jazzer replied to David Peckham's topic in The Lounge
haha -
Crikey! This Doesn't Look Good For The Housing Secretary
jazzer replied to David Peckham's topic in The Lounge
we can try, can't we -
Crikey! This Doesn't Look Good For The Housing Secretary
jazzer replied to David Peckham's topic in The Lounge
Agreed Truss was unhinged with the budget Kwasi pushed through, not disagreeing with you, very surprisingly. the problem is Milliband switching of wind generated electricity as the system can't cope and it costs us everyday. Madness. Keep the turbines going. -
Crikey! This Doesn't Look Good For The Housing Secretary
jazzer replied to David Peckham's topic in The Lounge
The day Reeves steers us all into the financial iceberg that is Budget day. -
Source TfL According to the website no further updates and no 63, N63 or 363 running up Peckham Rye or Woodvale onto the Palace. Seems we've been forgotten about. Try the P12 to Brenchley Gardens/Forest Hill Rd, or P13 along Underhill Rd PECKHAM RYE, SE22: ROUTE 63 is cutting short of the normal service route due to emergency Thames Water works. Towards Therapia Road, the last bus stop served will be 'The Gardens' (WQ). Towards Kings Cross Station, the first bus stop served will be 'Peckham Rye / Barry Road' (WE). Please allow extra time for your journey. PECKHAM RYE, SE22: ROUTES 363 and N63 are on diversion in both directions via Barry Road and Lordship Lane due to emergency Thames Water works. Towards Crystal Palace, bus stops from 'Friern Road' (WP) to 'Underhill Road' (MC) will be missed. Towards Lambeth Road, bus stops from 'Underhill Road / Melford Riad' (MB) to Friern Road (WB) will be missed. Please allow extra time for your journey.
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Crikey! This Doesn't Look Good For The Housing Secretary
jazzer replied to David Peckham's topic in The Lounge
The country is headed straight for a financial iceberg on 26th November. Starmer can rearrange the chairs on the deck of the Titanic, but we all know what happened. We are already ina depression which will only get deeper until one Party can turn things around, but on the current performance there is no saving us. Doom and gloom yes, but also reality kicking in. The new Greens leader is another nut job who should be in an asylum for his own good. Starmers swift reshuffle was surprising, so lets see how things stand in 6 months to see if it made any difference. Question to ask, why did he get rid of the Leader of the House and the Scottish Secretary? What did they do wrong to be sacked? The rest of his appointments are moving people around who are already in Cabinet. Does he have no faith in what they did or didn't do? Hopefully Reform will not make the advances they hope too, way to far right wing. -
Crikey! This Doesn't Look Good For The Housing Secretary
jazzer replied to David Peckham's topic in The Lounge
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mtyoBEq7jVU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZW78v02nCeU David Lammy appointed as Deputy Labour PM. You couldn't make it up could you, laughable. -
They are if you drive into or trip over them.
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Crikey! This Doesn't Look Good For The Housing Secretary
jazzer replied to David Peckham's topic in The Lounge
totally agree -
Crikey! This Doesn't Look Good For The Housing Secretary
jazzer replied to David Peckham's topic in The Lounge
The Growlers gone, that's what happens when you attack others, it comes back and bites you on the backside twice as hard and deep 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. The question's who's next to replace her? Just Reeves and Starmer to follow plus Streeting, Philipson and who else, can't even think who else he has on his front bench. And for fairness and evenness this is Keirs response to Angela; Source BBC News Dear Angela Thank you for informing me of your decision to resign from the Government. I am very sad that your time as Deputy prime Minister, Secretary of State and Deputy Leader of the Labour Party has ended in this way. As you know we acted in accordance with the strengthened system relating to ministerial conduct that we put in place on coming into Government. You were right to refer yourself to the Independent Adviser on Ministerial Standards and right to act on his conclusions. Although I believe you have reached the right decision, it is a decision which I know is very painful for you. You have given your all to making the Labour Government a success and you have been a central art of our plan to make Britain fairer for working families. Your work at MHCLG to help build the homes that Britain needs has been hugely important and your work to create more fairness in the workplace through the Employment Rights Bill represents a very significant achievement that will change the lives of millions of people. On a personal note, I am very sad to be losing you from the Government. You have been a trusted colleague and a true friend for many years. I have nothing but admiration for you and huge respect for your achievement in politics. I know that many people of all political persuasions admire that someone as talented as you is the living embodiment of social mobility. Given though you won't be part of the Government, you will remain a major figure in our party. I know that you will continue to fight for the causes you care so passionately about. My very best wishes, and with real sadness, Keir -
The going home for the weekend song thread...come on you groovey foookers
jazzer replied to ????'s topic in The Lounge
ARE YOU READY, this track is going to blow your socks off, turn up the sound top the max, so love this track on repeat right NOW. Real going home for the weekend sounds, here I come!!!!!! -
National Emergency Alert Test 3pm Sunday 7th September
jazzer replied to ed_pete's topic in The Lounge
Next national emergency is November 26, budget day!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! -
Just seen this, thank you. Probably why the p13 was busier today.
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Simple question, why is a 16 year old taking protein powders? If they want to build up muscle, try using weights in the gym, doing it naturally. Presumably these powers are not natural products and more likely to be synthetic materials?
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Centrist politics - why have Tories gone further to the right?
jazzer replied to malumbu's topic in The Lounge
Suggest you do some research, its not hard.
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