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"I love public trees. I want more of them and welcome every one that is planted. But sometimes they simply outgrow their original planting and we have to accept that. I didn’t disagree with you previously about trees - I disagreed with you…"
"Yes Amy, it does sound harsh. And it’s not an individual resident - there are thousands of us but you never see us as we can’t use the footpaths."
"I agree with all you say Clive. But there needs to also be an acceptance that some trees have simply outgrown their planting sites. Saying it’s not a bother to have to get on and off the pavement because you can do it with your…"
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"We had to have our house underpinned some twenty years ago Clive. They dig down very deep (2 or 3 metres from memory) and of course went through the roots of the street tree that were invading the cellar, before pouring in vast amounts of…"
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Can you help me Dr Beat?
Posted on April 22, 2012 at 19:00 17 Comments 0 Likes
The first record I ever bought was "Sugar Sugar" by The Archies. They weren't even a real band, just a bunch of cartoon characters from an American TV show. Fortunately my older sister had a wonderful collection of Beatles, Stones, Small Faces and Kinks records plus occasional forays in psychedelia with Pink Floyd and The Soft Machine. My Mam and Dad had some fantastic 50's records by Elvis, Connie Frances and Al Martino so the Dansette was always buzzing.
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- At 12:29 on January 30, 2018,
Chris Setz said…
Thanks Michael - really helps. I'm trying to help promote open source tree data. TPOs (as you doubtless know) are stuck between planning and greenspace services. Couldn't find any TPO-related info in the tree labelling on Camden's map - how was it done when you were involved? Be nice to know a bit more about Camden - looks as if they wrote their GIS themselves in asp.net ? I suppose there's no chance they'll move to a purely open source (i.e. not microsoft) solution is there? Do you think they could be persuaded to make their tree data available via an API, ideally adding it to this list: http://opendatacommunities.org/doc/london-borough-council/camden ?
- At 16:49 on May 20, 2016,
catherine tutton said…
i can come in the morning on 28.5 in the morning for the cleaning
- At 10:22 on April 15, 2016,
Hi,
I'm no expert but you can ask.
I tend to use http://batchgeo.com/ which is pretty straightforward if your data is in the correct format.
- At 12:26 on February 1, 2016,
- The only thing Justin Hinchcliffe is putting me off is him! I have asked the site administrator to remind him of the house rules and to back off. It still feels like snitching to the teacher but the man is a bully in my view
- At 18:08 on August 26, 2014,
Now i have my dates mixed up. THIS saturday is fine but please text when you are coming as i don't always use hol?
- At 11:00 on August 26, 2014,
Yes but can't guarantee as have a busy day. would suggest trying to get it before. I'm at 167b Langham road
- At 12:53 on August 11, 2014,
PeterPiper said…
Hi Michael,
Tried to send you a message yesterday. Did you receive it?
- At 13:26 on March 17, 2014,
- Hi Michael,
Thank you for your reply,
However, no.9 Wightman Rd. was the first house next to the off licence, opp. St Pauls and is featured in some of the very early photos on the HoL site.
I lived there from about '48 for30 ish years, but now live in Somerset.
Kind regards
Robert
- At 11:52 on April 21, 2013,
Hey Michael.
Let me know your address and I will try and pop round this afternoon. A
- At 14:43 on September 20, 2012,
Hi Michael
Glad to hear you're interested. I think the best I can do is point you to the old MPC website (it has recently been rebranded as MOPAC, but the ICV pages don't seem to have been moved yet). On this page:
http://policeauthority.org/Metropolitan/partnerships/icv/get-involved/index.html
towards the bottom, is person spec (which I've cut and pasted below). I think the most important is confidence - you need to be able to comfortably engage with detainees and to be able on occasion to challenge the police on findings. Training is given, and there are three monthly Panel meetings where experiences are shared and support and advice is given.
Let me know if you need any more.
Johnny
Person specification
Essential criteria Measure by Must be at least 18 years of age Application Must live or work in the police authority area (volunteers may visit in either the borough they live, work or study). Application To demonstrate sufficient time and flexibility to carry out the custody visiting role. Interview To work with other visitors as part of a team to meet the police authority’s visiting programme. Interview Good communications skills both oral and written. Application/Interview Shows an appreciation of the different groups and communities that reflect London’s diversity and a commitment to equal opportunities. Interview To demonstrate resilience and an ability to challenge. Interview To demonstrate an independent and impartial view in relation to all parties involved in the custody visiting process. Interview To be able to maintain confidentiality. Interview To demonstrate ability to complete forms clearly and concisely. Application/Interview Desirable criteria Some knowledge of independent custody visiting. Interview To demonstrate mobility in relation to undertaking visits. Interview
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