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Posted by anonymous about 1 year ago
Last active about 1 year ago
18 responses
Friend of friend wants some advice…. New company wants (needs) him to start ASAP… major contract with fixed deadline: it would be easier to shift Christmas. Existing employer demands two months notice. Existing boss known to be a bit of a jobsworth, so although friend can ask politely doesn’t ...
Posted by AssumingVakant about 1 year ago
Last active about 1 year ago
7 responses
I know, I know, not strictly London related but I’m hoping there is a legal bod on here who can help with this. And besides my flat is in London and that is what it concerns, so there. I’ll try to keep this short. I bought a flat with a so called mate last year, turns out he is in quite a lot of deb...
Posted by whenthiswasfields over 2 years ago
Last active about 1 year ago
2 responses
I find it interesting, and a little disturbing, to see how many of the posts to LbL are about how to get something for nothing, like posting letters for nothing, using the bus for nothing, getting into the gym for nothing. All these are posted openly by people who are apparently not at all abashed by effectively ste...
Posted by Gallen about 1 year ago
Last active about 1 year ago
13 responses
A market trader in Hackney has had his weighing scales seized by council officials and police. Why? Because the scales were calibrated in pounds and ounces and trade in the EU must be conducted in metric – the only exceptions being milk bottles, draught alcohol and road signs. Is this just bureaucratic peda...
Asked by The-Saint 11 months ago for 1 kudos
Best answer by McDirts
Last active 8 months ago
34 responses
In view of the fact the Old Bill have effectively given up trying to arrest the little shits who burgle houses, damage cars, mug pensioners, run riot on our streets and estates, would you take the chance and take the law into your own hands??? I’ve done it twice over the years: First was when I found a scro...
Posted 6 months ago 2 responses
Samina Malik, the Southall resident convicted last November after being found guilty of owning terror manuals, today had her sentence quashed. The Court of Appeal ruled that her conviction was unsafe, and that there was “a very real danger that the jury had became confused” in passing a guilty verdict. The Crown Prosecution Service will not seek a retrial. Read More
