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Posted in: Movie madness
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Posted in: Scooploop Workshop
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Posted in: I.T. Non-Techie help, information and tips
Due to a bug, a member blocking you, does not prevent you from seeing their posts, it only prevents you from seeing their comments. As soon as a member posts a comment on a post by a member that has blocked you, the post will become available in the 'Recent Activity' column. You cannot comment on the post. -
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Posted in: Essex
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Posted in: AI ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
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Posted in: Southend
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Posted in: Essex
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Posted in: Money Saving Tips
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Posted in: Southend
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Posted in: Essex
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Posted in: I.T. Non-Techie help, information and tips
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Posted in: Scooploop Workshop
This is Scooploop's position on racism: 'We would like to take a moment to remind our community that we do not accept racism in any form on this platform. Anything we view as being racist will be removed and the users who have posted such views risk suspension. Racism includes name calling, prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism, by individuals towards certain ethnic or racial groups. It also includes derogatory comments aimed at specific groups of people, and stereotyping of people based on their physical appearance. We would also like to remind loop moderators that they are responsible for maintaining Scooploop's standards of behaviour within their loops.' As Scooploop's staff are nowhere to be seen, this is the responsibility of @CliveF who is the moderator of the Anything loop where this happens. All members can do is to block these members and remove them from their loops if they are the moderator. I have done this, and have also blocked/removed trolls. -
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Racism on Scooploop This is Scooploop's position on racism: 'We would like to take a moment to remind our community that we do not accept racism in any form on this platform. Anything we view as being racist will be removed and the users who have posted such views risk suspension. Racism includes name calling, prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism, by individuals towards certain ethnic or racial groups. It also includes derogatory comments aimed at specific groups of people, and stereotyping of people based on their physical appearance. We would also like to remind loop moderators that they are responsible for maintaining Scooploop's standards of behaviour within their loops.' As Scooploop's staff are nowhere to be seen, this is the responsibility of @CliveF who is the moderator of the Anything loop where this happens. All members can do is to block these members and remove them from their loops if they are the moderator. I have done this, and have also blocked/removed trolls. -
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Posted in: Scams of any type.
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Posted in: Money Saving Tips
From birminghammail.co.uk James Rodger Asda has "brought back" a £1 rule for shoppers as we head through winter and towards Christmas. Asda, which is rivalled by Sainsbury's, Lidl, Morrisons, Aldi, Tesco and more, has brought back its soup, roll and unlimited Tea and Coffee deal for just £1 until end of February. There are three soup flavours to choose from (Tomato, Chicken or Vegetable) with 60,000 meals sold in the first two weeks of launch. The retailer encouraging social interaction as one in 10 over 60’s said they’d gone to a supermarket simply to speak to another person. McEvans, Asda’s Commercial Vice President Fresh and Frozen said: “We know winter is set to be incredibly hard for thousands of pensioners as they continue to worry about how to keep themselves warm in the face of rising living costs and on a fixed income. "We’ve already served 60,000 meals to the over 60’s in the first two weeks, and since its launch 1.2 million meals have been sold showing the vital need for this initiative. By bringing Winter Warmers back for 2024 and extending it until February we hope it will prove just as impactful across the winter months for those who need it most.” This comes as Asda's new Christmas Community Report highlights the lack of interaction many older people experience during the festive period. According to the report, one in 10 people over 60 had gone to a supermarket simply to speak to another person. Last Christmas, 17 per cent said there were days when they didn’t speak to a single person, and from mid-December to the end of the year, 15 per cent said they got used to not conversing with other people. The retailer launched Winter Warmers in November 2022 for two months. It aimed to help older customers hit hardest by rising living costs. -
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Posted in: Essex
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Think very carefully before buying vouchers as presents - remember the ever growing list of big company closures. You can use money anywhere - as long as it doesn't say 'Credit Cards only'! Someone I know paid for a large order with Homebase, and the next day they went in to administration. Amazingly they have received a refund. -
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Posted in: Scooploop Workshop
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Posted in: Essex
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Posted in: Scooploop Workshop
You may, quite rightly have thought that it was the end of Scooploop when the forum disappeared. Scooploop has three other websites as listed below, which were still available, so, if this happens again, and you can access them, then things may not be as bad as it seems: https://company.scooploop.com/ https://help.scooploop.com/ https://blog.scooploop.com/ You may appear to have had the forum on your device, but that was only in the memory, and trying to use it would reveal that the website was not available. Given that there are no active staff, Scooploop may not even have been aware that it was down. This may be why there has been no announcement. If we are lucky, the outage may be due to the promised update. -
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From Echo: 'The significant investment, announced yesterday, is part of more than £1 billion funding to support buses across the UK. Extra funding is being dished out to end the ‘bus postcode lottery, empower councils to take back control of services, and deliver the bus revolution’, as well as creating ‘Londonstyle’ services. Daniel Cowan, leader of Southend Council, believes Southend Council can do ‘something significant’ with the funding and discussions on how it will be spent will now take place. Delighted - Daniel Cowan, leader of Southend Council Delighted - Daniel Cowan, leader of Southend Council (Image: Southend Council) He said: “This is fantastic news for Southend. We are getting over £2 million more funding under this Government than the last, demonstrating this Government’s commitment to improving bus services. “We look forward to making ambitious plans with this increase. This funding is much more than we expected, which was a nice surprise to have. “We need to work up options, but we believe we can do something significant.” The Government add that investment has been designated to enhance popular routes, protect rural services and increase bus use for shopping, socialising and commuting. It is designed to prevent service reductions on at-risk routes and improve punctuality across England. Shoebury resident and frequent bus user, Richard Delahoy, added: “The increased allocation of Government money to Southend Council to improve bus services is certainly welcome. “Within the headline £2.5 million figure, most of it, £1.7m is for capital projects like bus lanes and infrastructure measures. “I would like to see some of the money spent on repairs to the Travel Centre building, as well as more roadside real time information screens. “Also, more raised kerbs to give level access to buses for buggy and wheelchair users. “The rest of the money, £716,000, is for revenue support and this could be spent supporting more socially necessary services, such as the long sought after restoration of buses between Eastwood and Leigh. “But such services need long-term funding, not just a one-year injection of cash.” As part of this investment, the Government say that the funding has been allocated based on place need, levels of deprivation and population.' -
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Posted in: Scams of any type.
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Posted in: Essex
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Posted in: Essex
The previous operator for Billericay Post Office resigned and the shop shut on Saturday. Fears were first raised about the loss of the central post office in Billericay earlier this year, with councillors and residents campaigning to keep the service available. Anthony Bailey, Post Office area change manager, said: “We are delighted to have relocated Billericay Post Office to maintain service as we know how important a Post Office is to a community. The branch’s opening hours make it convenient for customers to visit.” The Post Office will continue to operate as a main style office, offering a range of options and 54 hours of service a week. Cards and stationery will also be sold in the new post office. The new location will be open Monday to Saturday 9am to 6pm with a closure on
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