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There's also the problem that as the trees are getting bigger they are producing more and more leaves year on year making it more difficult to keep on top of sweeping.

This whole episode has played into the hands of the right wing media who want to see the BBC defunded. There are very many "civilians" who want the same. Be careful what you wish for.

He has a history of making extreme threats and then backing down when he has won other concessions. Suspect he has a new DG already lined up.

In answer to the title of this thread, the Telegraph is owned by Red Bird Capital who have plans to expand the paper's coverage into the US. This whole episode will have done them no harm there and increased their profile in the States.

Bravo! 👏

Oh Rockets ...

Some posters introduce all kinds of falsehoods in their "search for the truth" which is in fact the last thing they're looking for. Their aim is to cause disruption and doubt, it's all a game for them, one step away from trolling.

Does this mean then that anybody who rents out their home in East Dulwich needs one of these licenses? And does everyone of these landlords have one?

It does though seem one rule for Tories and one rule for Labour

Well, if it's nostalgia you want ...

Don't think so, Elizabeth line stops there. Think you mean Drayton Green on the old Ealing Broadway to Greenford push/pull line. Anyway, it was least used station in London a couple of years ago, now it's Sudbury and Harrow.

I think North Dulwich was named in relation to West Dulwich. When the North/East Dulwich line was opened, East Dulwich Station was called Champion Hill. The station was called Clapham Junction because Clapham was considered more upmarket than Battersea. Purely a marketing decision! Edit: just found out North Dulwich station was called just Dulwich Station until 1926 when it was renamed to avoid confusion with West Dulwich station.

Why have things got so complicated? I suppose a cat flap with a timer might be useful for people out all day but can't really see the point of them when its so easy to flip a simple mechanical lock. This is how my last cat flap operated but had to be replaced when cat wearing cone of shame tried to escape and broke it. The cat flap I have now is one of those linked to cats microchip but even then there is just a four way dial which allows different kinds of access - or not. Not that cat is bothered, refuses to use it and demands i open the door for her. This is bit of a rant because along with a new boiler I got a new electronic programmer which is really annoying as it takes 5 minutes to change a simple temperature whereas with old programmer it took 10 seconds. Hope you get sorted @oglander and enjoy your future servitude to your feline master.

I almost did a Google search to find out who Tara Chuck is

I had both at the same time at Sheels Pharmacy in Nunhead, one in each arm. Very friendly and painless. I think Krystals in Nunhead may also offer both at the same time, they have in other years