jimbarkanoodle
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Will send a stern and borderline abusive tweet to local MP's and anyone who supports this event, with the hope of getting it stopped for good.
I bet they've got a hot take on Covid and the Great Reset too.
It’s what they call LTNs and similar because they stop you from leaving your areaI bet they've got a hot take on Covid and the Great Reset too.
What the hell is a 'climate lockdown' btw?
A keen eyed friend spotted the “Free Assange” poster in her bag!I bet they've got a hot take on Covid and the Great Reset too.
What the hell is a 'climate lockdown' btw?
Please share!There's a video of him trying to drive the car. Outstandingly bad.
wanker khan?What's that written on the back of the car?
The health authority themselves put in a planning application for housing.The health centre in Railton Road has been knocked down. From memory there was a covenant saying it had to remain a health centre. Anyone know what's replacing it?
I think it's worth a try personally. The CEO has the power to change policy or make an exception. Seems a bit crazy they're not keen on providing evidence to the police.
Shoplifting is not victimless because the shops need to make their losses back by raising the price of groceries for everyone else
Good job (for them) the culprits don't face "African justice".The shoplifting in M &S Streatham Hill is absolutely blatant. Didn't see any security staff last week as a bloke strolled out with a load of premium meat products.
Or who said they'd not pursue it unless the shop could ID the person.Seems odd when there have been stories in the exact opposite direction recently - that retailers were trying to pass CCTV to the police, who refused them on grounds of data protection.
Happened to a friend of mine who worked for Tescos in Highbury. Police were called near midnight closing time - he got home some hours late having given statements etc. and then had to get night buses.I can't understand why staff wouldn't want to pursue prosecution proceedings, unless their managers would support them to move store (if they wanted to, if it was even available). Realistically most shiftlifters will get a fine, a warning, maybe a suspended sentence at worst, and are free to walk back in to your store, now with a grievance against you.
I can't understand why staff wouldn't want to pursue prosecution proceedings, unless their managers would support them to move store (if they wanted to, if it was even available). Realistically most shiftlifters will get a fine, a warning, maybe a suspended sentence at worst, and are free to walk back in to your store, now with a grievance against you.
I cancan'tunderstand why staff wouldn't want to pursue prosecution proceedings...... ??
Sorry to be “that guy”Ahh yes exactly, that'll teach me to proof read before posting. Will edit.