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		Thread: Crossrail Post: RE: Crossrail There is a big barge in the middle of the Thames on the Tower Bridge side of London brige testing the bottom, to ensure that its safe for the crossrail tunnel to pass nearby without leaking..	ryananglem	Wider Topics	14	12,628	20-11-2009, 05:15 PM
		Thread: SE23 - Most Burgled. Really? Post: RE: SE23 - Most Burgled. Really? My point was that to have another couple of bobbies plodding up and down London road and the threat of long term prison will not deter people who are intent on it from breaking into your house. Ke...	ryananglem	Wider Topics	54	75,163	12-11-2009, 04:37 PM
		Thread: SE23 - Most Burgled. Really? Post: RE: SE23 - Most Burgled. Really? Its facile to suggest that more police = less crime. Police are in some ways a function of crime, as if there is more crime there is more work for them to do, but the causes are generally due to lack ...	ryananglem	Wider Topics	54	75,163	12-11-2009, 01:05 PM
		Thread: Fares increases Post: RE: Fares increases Surely thats a false economy? If you added all the MOT, fuel, insurance, repairs and other running costs that owning a car entails and divided by 365 (and then added 2.60) you would get a number far l...	ryananglem	Wider Topics	58	46,441	23-10-2009, 09:48 AM
		Thread: Hashemite Kingdom of............ Post: RE: Hashemite Kingdom of............ Its interesting that you should be forever explaining that you are not Ryan. When I was young, Brian was a far more popular name and I was forever explaining that I was not Brian. I quite like this ne...	ryananglem	Wider Topics	9	8,231	23-10-2009, 09:43 AM
		Thread: Fares increases Post: RE: Fares increases Snazy - it was only E.80 for a single anywhere on the (4 line) network. We did catch a commuter train out of Lisbon one day, and it was E1.70 for a 45 min journey (off peak). They have a similar sy...	ryananglem	Wider Topics	58	46,441	19-10-2009, 09:51 AM
		Thread: Direct Debit credit charge? Post: RE: Direct Debit credit charge? EDF Energy offer a discount for direct debit	ryananglem	Wider Topics	3	4,545	16-10-2009, 04:48 PM
		Thread: Fares increases Post: RE: Fares increases I must say that when the fare increases were announced, I was a little annoyed - I recently went to Lisbon - and transport on their metro was significantly cleaner, cheaper etc. Then I realised th...	ryananglem	Wider Topics	58	46,441	16-10-2009, 04:47 PM
		Thread: Forest Hill Rail Station Post: RE: Forest Hill Rail Station I had a period over a year ago when I was on crutches with no weight bearing on my bad foot - and can safely say that a handrail is so very helpful when it comes to navigating stairs. Until I becam...	ryananglem	SE23 Topics	761	706,340	07-10-2009, 11:30 AM
		Thread: Cycling Post: RE: Cycling [quote]Of all the roads and intersections in London including The Elephant and Castle gyratory, Hyde Park, The Blackwall Tunnel to name a few -this downhill stretch is one that I fear the most![/quote...	ryananglem	Wider Topics	31	27,504	02-09-2009, 11:35 AM
		Thread: Cycling Post: RE: Cycling I am a cyclist that not only dresses in lycra (sometimes) but also pays attention to the rules of the road. I would like to hope that this is why over the years Ive never been involved in any kind of ...	ryananglem	Wider Topics	31	27,504	01-09-2009, 04:57 PM
		Thread: SE23 - Most Burgled. Really? Post: RE: SE23 - Most Burgled. Really? Id like to say that its worth getting the police crime prevention officer around to check out your place. Unfortunately I did as a result of getting burgled - but it is certainly worth while and I fou...	ryananglem	Wider Topics	54	75,163	17-08-2009, 11:21 AM
		Thread: Sewer Problems in Dartmouth Road Post: RE: Sewer Problems in Dartmouth Road It appears that for the second day in a row, there is a drainage company doing work at the site. I thought they'd cleaned it up yesterday - but it seems that's not the case. Lets hope this doesn't dra...	ryananglem	SE23 Topics	14	13,188	03-07-2009, 10:50 AM
		Thread: Phoenix Works Building Site, Bird in Hand Mews Post: RE: Phoenix Works Building Site, Bird in Hand Mews For those of us who live nearby, this is a nightmare! There are huge piles of rubbish inside the temporary barriers around the site that have either been dumped by the construction company working ...	ryananglem	SE23 Topics	15	23,159	02-07-2009, 11:39 AM
		Thread: Sewer Problems in Dartmouth Road Post: RE: Sewer Problems in Dartmouth Road Ive walked past a couple of times today and its pretty putrid. I dont really know how you can miss it! It was worse on Sunday though, when the flood went across Dartmouth Road and down to near the...	ryananglem	SE23 Topics	14	13,188	23-06-2009, 02:04 PM
		Thread: Forest Hill Pools Post: RE: Forest Hill Pool (continued) For me the downsides of the Bridge is that its smaller and there is less opportunity to do laps. Its hard enough at Ladywell (with the timetable forever changing and limited lane swimming) - but at le...	ryananglem	SE23 Topics	2,074	2,040,738	12-05-2009, 12:42 PM
		Thread: Forest Hill Pools Post: RE: Forest Hill Pool (continued) @MICHI There has been a petition in the Dartmouth Arms for a while. Dont know if its still there - but Ive been stopped and asked by people to sign outside WH Smiths on Sat mornings a couple of tim...	ryananglem	SE23 Topics	2,074	2,040,738	12-05-2009, 10:41 AM

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