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comment by CrouchEndGooner (U13531)
posted less than a minute ago
Any Londoners suffering under Low Traffic Neighborhoods?

Facking horrible and arbitrary decisions that create haves and have nots sometimes in the same postcode... Was going to blame Sadiq but looks like it's lead by the DoT
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What is it?

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Lewis Goodall @lewis_goodall
Yet more evidence from ONS of the profound generational imbalance of the economic effects of the pandemic.

Of the Feb 2020-Feb 2021 annual decrease in employee jobs (down 693,000 overall)

63.1% (437k) were under 25
25.2% (174k) were 25-34

50-64s? Net increase of 32,000 jobs.
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That is disgusting.
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Tory Britain fornyou
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Lol which types of jobs do you think are always most at risk during economic downturn-turns?
How many of those jobs are hospitality?
Last in first out? Ever heard of that?

FML the assignment of blame is hilarious
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Do you not see the disgraceful injustice that children face permanent damage from lost education and socialising with peers, young adults face permanent disadvantages in the job and housing market, and the final insult to injury young people will be the last to exit this lockdown, will be stuck in this miserable country while vaccinated elderly can fack off wherever they want, all for a virus that that is a few rough days for almost all children and young adults?
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Yes I do but I blame the virus and lockdowns.

Young people are more likely to have less secure jobs and to be less qualified and experienced. When things get tight, the weak are the first to go.

The stats posted purely related to jobs and that’s all I’m commenting on and in response to the ever-so predictable blame assigned to the Tories for what is basic and simple to understand.

comment by CrouchEndGooner (U13531)
posted 5 minutes ago
Any Londoners suffering under Low Traffic Neighborhoods?

Facking horrible and arbitrary decisions that create haves and have nots sometimes in the same postcode... Was going to blame Sadiq but looks like it's lead by the DoT
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Great for property valuation though

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-9392641/Bill-Gates-wants-spray-millions-tonnes-CHALK-stratosphere.html

BREAKING NEWS: Jabs will be COMPULSORY for care home staff: Leaked report says ministers will make vaccinations mandatory for workers in adult social care amid concerns over low take-up after it was revealed that as many as 200,000 NHS and care employees have refused the offer of a jab so far, despite working in close proximity to the vulnerable.

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I do find it odd how so many staff have rejected the vaccine even though they’ve seen the devastating effects first hand

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Tough one, I agree they should be vaccinated as they’re front line, like my mum never bothers with the flu vaccine or really wants it and isn’t keen but whenever she worked in care homes or a hospital she’d always have it every year for the patients / residents benefit to be on the safe side for them.

I think overall it’s one of them, opens up a whole load of stuff but I would agree that If you work in a hospital or care home it should be mandatory and if you decline then you’ll have to find another industry.

comment by CrouchEndGooner (U13531)
posted 11 minutes ago
Any Londoners suffering under Low Traffic Neighborhoods?

Facking horrible and arbitrary decisions that create haves and have nots sometimes in the same postcode... Was going to blame Sadiq but looks like it's lead by the DoT
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Wasn’t it created to reduce emissions, ease stress on transport and encourage walking & cycling?

Who decides which areas are LTN? I think it’s mostly local councils and if you want more you can contact your local council and ask them.

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comment by Thorgen Kloppinson - Son of the Soil (U1282)
posted 25 minutes ago
That echo chamber thread still appears in my history even though I can't comment on it. I'm filtered by Sat Nav, NPE and Blarmy but they just can't stop talking about me over there.
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Good, a permanent reminder of how insufferable you are always popping to the top of your comments section.
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Hahaha

comment by CrouchEndGooner (U13531)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Constantinople (U11781)
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comment by CrouchEndGooner (U13531)
posted less than a minute ago
Any Londoners suffering under Low Traffic Neighborhoods?

Facking horrible and arbitrary decisions that create haves and have nots sometimes in the same postcode... Was going to blame Sadiq but looks like it's lead by the DoT
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What is it?
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Low Traffic Neighborhoods is where they make main roads in a borough inaccessible to non residents, the aim is to reduce traffic/ pollution and encourage healthier ways of travel

But in reality traffic just gets shunted to the other roads in the area and creates a lovely pedestrianised utopia for those in the LTN (who can still drive in the area) but a smelly noisey dystopia for surrounded residents
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Interesting, I've not seen any of that around where I live. It's probably more an Inner London thing I would have thought.

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A teenager was murdered by her stalker after she reported him to the police five times in a tragic case described as 'avoidable'.

Instead of helping 19-year-old Shana Grice, Sussex Police fined her £90 for ‘wasting police time’ on one occasion.

Shana, a receptionist from Brighton, had begged police to take action against Michael Lane five times over a period of six months in 2016.

But her pleas were ignored, despite him breaking into her home, and he went on to slit her throat before trying to burn her body in August 2016

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/teenager-fined-reporting-stalker-police-23775721

WOW!

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So many stories coming out about the incompetence of people tasked to protect us since these protests, saw a clip of that drunk off duty policeman the other day harassing that woman and getting off in court for it.

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comment by CrouchEndGooner (U13531)
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comment by CrouchEndGooner (U13531)
posted 11 minutes ago
Any Londoners suffering under Low Traffic Neighborhoods?

Facking horrible and arbitrary decisions that create haves and have nots sometimes in the same postcode... Was going to blame Sadiq but looks like it's lead by the DoT
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Wasn’t it created to reduce emissions, ease stress on transport and encourage walking & cycling?

Who decides which areas are LTN? I think it’s mostly local councils and if you want more you can contact your local council and ask them.
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They did very quick and very quiet consultations in my mum's area basically rubber stamping it for the posher bit and putting two fingers up to the rest
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Maybe more people in that borough want them for the advantages? I drive so I hate them either way 😂

Looking at those unemployment figures for the young, a question worth asking is why are those age groups working in jobs that don't provide job stability and a good income?

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comment by Constantinople (U11781)
posted 7 minutes ago
Looking at those unemployment figures for the young, a question worth asking is why are those age groups working in jobs that don't provide job stability and a good income?
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Is that a serious question or are you joking?

comment by peks - 1974 (U6618)
posted 14 hours, 44 minutes ago
william shatner turned 90 today

you know cpt jim kirk from star trek
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Who?

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comment by thebluebellsarablue (U9292)
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comment by Sat Nav (U18243)
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If only the government had acted faster in the first instance, driven down the number with a zero covid strategy like many other countries did. then we wouldn't have been in this mess.
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How incredibly reductive and quite simply wrong.
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if you like

It's not wrong, the length of the restrictions has been directly due to the level of incompetence from the Tory government. Refusing to listen to the advice and "follow the science" as they claimed they were doing while every step they watered everything down as far as they could.




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Not a gotcha query, but do you believe Sturgeon got it right and Boris got it wrong regarding covid, and what was the difference between the two?

I can see miniscule timing issues is all between the two nations.

And very few nations got covid right, globally.

I am not defending Boris, as they themselves will admit they acted too slowly or got PPE wrong, but out with a few states, covid beat humans.

I was all for so called lockdown, but many of us never behaved as asked and restrictions will now lead to mental problems, lost jobs, lost echoing and lost lives, so whatever London did or does, they could not win.

It was and is an airborne global virus, and the third one from China after Sars n bird flu, but one would think conservatives created covid as that is where so much ire goes.
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Hong Kong flu? In 1968. So that was the commies fault? I think Hong Kong was run by some other country back then. I'll Google it and get back to you.