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Anyone know if the leak and road has been repaired? Water back on.

Some water now flowing as tanker on site, don't know how long for? Or if repair work has started??

No work being done on the burst on FHR, TW guy is really chatty, says get on the phone to chase TW

TW sending two tankers to recharge the main and continue to do so, till the burst is repaired.

thanks for the update

Anyone experiencing no water around Brenchley Gardens this morning? Any updates?

The O'Jays - I Love Music

CHAPTER 8 ...How Can I Get Next To You

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H2wAry0qDiY Randy Brown - The next best thing to being there

Four back to back "going home for the weekend" stonking tracks The Elgins - Heaven must have sent you

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What we need is an active and proper opposition party willing to hold Boris and his Ministers to account. PMQ's and targeted speeches on specific issues is the way this can be done. Press the Government or Front Bench Minister to get real answers, don't let them dodge the bullet. i.e how Laura Kuenssberg this week dealt with slimy Cummings, maybe cummings by name and nature!!! Until that happens, Boris will continue with his attempt at running UK plc.

IN FULL "Rye Lane to reopen to buses 21 July 2021 The temporary closure of Rye Lane to motor traffic is being reviewed, in the light of the government?s latest relaxation of COVID regulations. Southwark Council and TfL are working to introduce an 18 month trial that will see the road reopened to buses and timed deliveries, but not other motor traffic. This move responds to feedback from local businesses and is designed to support them, while working to limit the impact on pedestrians and cyclists. The council will invite local people to share their views about the partial reopening, by means of a formal consultation, six months into the trial. This feedback will be used along with data collected over the period, to help inform a decision about the future of the trial, shortly before the 18months is up. Southwark Council closed Rye Lane last summer, to help people to social distance as the first wave of the pandemic broke. The road closure opened the street up to pedestrians and cyclists, making it easier and safer for them to get about. Pedestrianising Rye Lane resulted in a reduced risk of COVID transmission and fewer dangerous road traffic accidents. However, despite the council?s huge investment and support offer for local businesses across the borough (it has shared over ?100million in business support over the course of the pandemic), a number of small businesses along Rye Lane have struggled. Many of these businesses have been negatively impacted by the road closure, as a number of their customers, including those from Black, Asian and ethnic minority communities, travel to the area by bus. Southwark Council is working to strike a balance between continued support for small, independent businesses, but also to ensure a limited impact on environmental factors and road safety for pedestrians and cyclists. The council is opening Rye Lane up to buses as such a compromise. The move will be explored through an experimental traffic order. This will provide time to listen to feedback and review the data. It is hoped that this partial reopening will help the area to thrive and support a full recovery as we come out of lockdown. Cllr Catherine Rose, Cabinet Member for Transport, Parks and Sport, said: ?We?ve been working with and listening to many local people since the emergency closure of Rye Lane last summer. We are committed to helping small businesses to thrive and encouraging more people back to the highstreets. However, we also need more people to walk and cycle, store their bike safely and use public transport more. ?Making the bus network more efficient for everyone helps us to restore confidence as people return to work and school in the autumn. Buses are low emission vehicles that help people connect with trains and other public services in the area. We are working towards a safer, cleaner Rye Lane for everybody." ?It is also important to remember that COVID-19 hasn?t gone away and we need to continue to make more space on our pavements for social distancing, to help keep everyone safe. We are continuing our work with the local community, and they will be involved in any further decisions, moving forward.?

Cummings smirked throughout the interview. Laura Kuenssberg had him on the ropes and brought him back down to reality with a huge bump. He appeared to be a nasty, arrogant, scheming, self righteous, either do what he say's or you're against him, v.poor example of a man. He clearly did not get on with or see eye to eye with BJ's fianc?/wife and wanted everything his own way like a spoiled brat. He was a man in the shadows, and now he's plotting to bring Government down what ever colour and install his own warped sense of politics. Thanks, but NO thanks. UK plc does not require his services.

Blood on the Walls

It's coming along nicely

While I totally agree that this stop should be re-opened immediately, I fear the argument will be that as the other side of the road has been narrowed to allow people to walk in the fenced off area thus they will not. As was suggested bombard your councillors so they have to take action.

Same with Strawberry's, now just one variety

https://metro.co.uk/2021/06/28/huge-plumes-of-smoke-in-elephant-and-castle-as-fire-breaks-out-at-station-14839484/ Massive explosion and subsequent fire.

It's not their money, they just spend it and have no accountability, then they say a deficit exists and council tax and other charges etc. are duly increased with services provided being reduced. I hope the people of Southwark make their feelings known at the next local elections and throw this shower out of office.

BBQ's, fires and log burning stoves are filthy and quite possibly carcinogenic but you can't stop people using them

1. not feasible 2. as above 3. quite possible 4. You can't dictate how people educate their children 5. Not a dictatorship just yet 6. If the UK had the infrastructure to support this, but we don't. The UK electricity power network was not designed to deal with so much usage 7. If the canals had not been filled in, then yes, but see what happened to the Surrey Canal, train lines replaced many 8. The trams are clean, trams did exist before buses were introduced, take a look back at history, London then had hundreds of trams. Again more use of electricity and as already stated we don't have the infrastructure to support this. I'd suggest not trying to create the, them and us, rich against poor, weak against strong senario.

Extremely poor sound quality

Harry Ray (of Ray, Goodman and Brown) fame and the Moments and Whatnots IT'S GOOD TO BE HOME - Harry Ray

Barry White, Oh what a night for dancin A much under rated track by the outstandingly wonderful Barry White with a voice that can seduce you any day of the week.