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ApparentlyLiver is meat?
ApparentlyLiver is meat?
I had cheeks 2 nights ago. No tongue though. I love tongueNot a fan of giblets and organs myself. Nor tongue in cheek.
Had dinner in the Vilaaaaaaaaage Saturday evening, the Khoa San Thai place. With a bring your own booze policy we had 3 starters and 2 mains coming in at under £35 and a delightfully rude waiter to boot
Would highly recommend
One serving of Tongue turned me into a vegetarian for a decade. never again.I had cheeks 2 nights ago. No tongue though. I love tongue
Brixton Jobcentre are tweeting this:
HOw come they are allowed to specify "male"?
Brixton Jobcentre are tweeting this:
HOw come they are allowed to specify "male"?
Not sure but they employ plenty of female staff??
Just asking really - I haven't been in since it was "The Brixtonian".Not sure but they employ plenty of female staff??
I doubt the people who tweet job ads "operate on a policy level".Actually you're right. They did last time I was there. So that advert is probably illegal. Could be a Job Centre cock up/typo but it seems dodgy.
Lol! It can be done very badly all right. I've been served it under cooked, unpeeled etc <huge technicolor yawn>One serving of Tongue turned me into a vegetarian for a decade. never again.
Actually you're right. They did last time I was there. So that advert is probably illegal. Could be a Job Centre cock up/typo but it seems dodgy.
As a general guideline, it is unlawful for an employer to discriminate against anyone, both at work and in job adverts, based on the following nine protected characteristics:
Four things you shouldn't see in a job advert | reed.co.uk
- gender
- race
- religion or belief
- disability
- age
- pregnancy and maternity
- marriage and civil partnership
- sexual orientation
- gender reassignment
If they employ loads of female staff, could they justify ad on ground that they wanted to even up numbers?
You could try the new Stir Coffee on Brixton Hill...Any recommendations for somewhere to meet for a friend for coffee/cake of an afternoon? I'm not accustomed to seeing people outside of a pub, as a loss for a good place to meet.
You could try the new Stir Coffee on Brixton Hill...
There is that cake shop at the very back of Brixton Village - if you go in the Pope's Road entrance it's on the right opposite the bar that does folk music in the evenings.Any recommendations for somewhere to meet for a friend for coffee/cake of an afternoon? I'm not accustomed to seeing people outside of a pub, as a loss for a good place to meet.
I guess you mean opposite the Agile Rabbit. The cakes look nice but it's not the most appealing space for a coffee. There's also the small cafe in Wild Caper.There is that cake shop at the very back of Brixton Village - if you go in the Pope's Road entrance it's on the right opposite the bar that does folk music in the evenings.
I have a question about Kricket, which it seems a lot of folk like.
How small are the small plates? ie. how many do you have to get in order not to leave hungry?
Might give it a go despite objecting to the "small plates" concept in general.Two dishes would be fine
Quite possibly the must ridiculous thing I have read on Urban.I don't like 'Indian' food.
Might give it a go despite objecting to the "small plates" concept in general.
When I was living in Amsterdam we were invited around a friends to watch some sport. Towards the end he started dishing up some curry "none of that English muck for me" quoth a friend from DublinI don't like 'Indian' food.