The Homophobic Hate campaign by English Churches Housing Group (ECHG), Hammersmith & Fulham Council and The Metropolitan Police is still continuing - at the moment my tormentors think it is acceptable to run a Hate campaign and they do not think they have done anything wrong. The authorities know who I am, but they think it is acceptable for a group of people to run a homophobic hate...

On Fri, 08 Jun 2007 23:43:52 -0700, Ron wrote: On Jun 9, 2:30 am, Sylvia Else wrote: Ron wrote: On Jun 9, 2:06 am, Sylvia Else wrote: Ron wrote: On Jun 8, 11:41 pm, Sylvia Else wrote: Ron wrote: On Jun 8, 11:05 pm, Sylvia Else...

On Fri, 08 Jun 2007 19:30:24 -0700, Ron wrote: On Jun 8, 10:23 pm, "¥ UltraMan ¥" wrote: Ron wrote: She should have hired Debra Lafave's atty and used the "too pretty to go to jail" defense. If you think that skank Paris Hilton is "pretty" then you should visit your optometrist post haste.

The Blood Service doesn't allow donation from men who have sex with men. If such a man was to lie to the Blood Service and donate anyway, would he be committing a crime, if so, what? Incidentally, the man has not had an STD test and does not know his sexual health status. Otherwise, the man is in good shape and apparent health. He has no reason to believe to the contrary.

Come on now, surely it was obvious that the girls sole reason for being in there was to be evicted for a racist remark so that channel 4 could then take a noble and righteous anti-racist stance in an attempt to correct their failings in the last series? It was a blatant set-up and totally unconvincing as far as I am concerned. "Joe Lee" invalid@noaddress wrote in message...

Can you make a salaried Director redundant, as distinct from simple removal? To what extent do they have employee rights? If so are they still entitled to a tax free settlement? Is the Tax free limit still £30,000? Any help appreciated

I've just been to inspect a council flat being offered to a person who is statutory homeless (currently living in an hotel courtesy of council). The walls of the flat are covered in black mould - the homeless person has lung cancer (secondary, from bowel cancer). AIUI if she turns the offer of the flat down, the council have no further duty to them under the Homelessness Act, and yet by the...

Sorry, second planning question today. The property I'm proposing to buy has a utility room with a major damp problem. It is only fairly small so the cheapest and most effective thing to do is to demolish it and re-build. It's not a listed building, I'm not in a conservation or other "special" area, there are no relevant conditions attached to any previous consents, not close to any boundary...

Since the end of the Irish "troubles", there have been one fairly serious bomb plot in London and another lesser one last year. In the great secheme of things, these were two crimes for which people were caught and punished. In my view, these were far less serious though more dramatic than the murders committed by Dr. Shipman. Yet we are being transformed into a repressive police state with...

Does anybody know if the Government adopted this, or anything similar, or incorporated into another Act? Thanks. -- The Boss

My wife is a salaried director of a print company that is not doing well at the moment. She enjoys a decent salary and expenses package that is formalised in a service agreement dated April 1999 using a reputable solictor. She joined the company Feb 91 so has been there 16 years. The notice period is 'at least twelve months written notice' which has not been received. She has a small...

I have been a signatory on a limited company account at Lloyds TSB bank for the past 8 years and I was very surprised when I went into the bank branch today to be asked for my driving licence. Apparently Lloyds are re-identifying their customers periodically. Is it the onset of corporate Alzheimer's Disease? What is the legal justification for this? --

Are there any Landlords or Landladies wondering how on earth they are going to cope with the "Smoking ban" ?? The answer of course is to provide a comfortable outside smoking area. These need to be made from a Fire Proof material and look nice. Are you wondering how you can obtain one of these canopies - fully made to measure - and to your exact requirements ?? There are lots of nice colours to...

I signed a contract with my employer in UK. The notice period clause From employee - 2 month (when on client projects) From employee - 1 month (when on non-client projects) From employer - 1 month for up to 4 yrs of service thereafter 1 additional week for each yr I am working in IT sector and most of the projects are client projects only.In this comp , all are client projects. When i...

....since she has been one of the prime causes of the current 'paedo panic', with her founding and plugging of ChildLine (now joined to NSPCC). Have you noticed how they both always stress the sex abuse aspects when it comes to publicity and fundraising, while most of the calls to ChildLine are about other things like bullying? There's also some doubt as to what she actually said on Radio 4,...

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As a rule of thumb, is it realistic to say that claiming from a company involving less than £1000 is not worth their while appearing in court? The Boss

Hi, Just a quick query here - am I correct in thinking that if a car is towed by another car with a tow-rope it has to be taxed and insured? Reason being I have a banger that might be worth getting back on the road but it wouldn't be worth it if I had to tax/insure it to drive half a mile to my mechanic. Regards

On Fri, 8 Jun 2007 13:59:29 +0200, "John of Aix" wrote: peter350 wrote: So what is you guys' idea of the UK's halcyon days ? It would suit me for one if all the racists headed off to Serbia. The problem could have been avoided if the government had asked before they started the mass immigration of non white people into

Having just received my BT bill I see I am being charged £4.50 extra now for not using DD. As I usually paid via bank transfer I will now simply do it the old way and send a cheque for payment making them work for their £4.50 If everyone did the same I suspect BT would have to drop the idea Mike