Sidcup

I don't think there was anything in between that.

Yeah, they put me in a reception centre in Sidcup in London where you go until they assess you and put you in different homes.

Yeah.

Yeah, that was very different as well.

But Trevor says in the chat, I think, I think the point is that they're not g- that people aren't convinced Sherpon is an upgrade on Walton.

Sidcup does seem a little bit slow getting down.

My brother texted me yesterday very late.

Must've seen Match the Daily.

And you're

based out of Sidcup? We're based at

Sidcup.

We've got four regional offices as well as we grow.

We're around the country.

All it does is increase their support as it's, these are the words I use, as it's seen as an establishment witch hunt.

Matt in Sidcup, why are the media obsessed with this clown? You sit there letting him lie to you, then you ask if we're thick enough to believe him.

All right, we'll come to other matters in a... more of your reaction.

Let's come to other matters now, which is, I'm afraid there are still problems for thousands after that glitch regarding NATS, the system that, of course, provides air traffic control and allows paid planes in and hopefully safely to land.

Thank you very much.

Let's go to James Hanscom now, who's in Sidcup, South East London.

James, what's your thoughts on the triple lock?

My thought is that this can't possibly be the right way to deal with a public sector that is under pressure.

And so that was 53 years after the Second World War.

He then goes on to say the right honourable member of old Bexley and Sidcup is served with distinction in the last war talking about someone else in the room the ex-prime minister i believe he then said i never killed anyone but i wore a uniform so basically he starts off by saying no one here not many people remember it however he remembers it he was there he wore a uniform and someone else was there as well it's an easy thing to talk about but obviously being part of it is something else he experienced it

I finish just by saying this.

War is an easy thing to talk about.

Um, it's got two conditions down on it.

It says, um, "You're not to contact directly or indirectly Paul Sorrell, Emily Lauren, and Joseph Birch, or go to Millville Road, Sidcup, Kent, or publishing or arranging to have published by another person, whether on the internet or on paper, whether true or untrue, any information referring to Paul Sorrell, Emily Lauren, and Joseph Birch." Okay? I know I've asked, but I will double-check.

Were you ever served with those conditions that you remember?

Again, no comment.

What I'm asking you is, do you know the terms of the order?

No comment.

The order states that you must not contact directly or indirectly Paul, Sorrel, Emily, Lauren, and Joseph Birch, or go to Melville Road in Sidcup, Kent, DA14 4LX.

You must also not publish or arrange to have published by another person, whether on the internet or on paper, whether true or untrue, any information referring to Paul, Sorrel, Emily, Lauren, or Joseph Birch.

But at that point, I was aroused from my reflections rather abruptly by a raucous voice in my ear.

"Honorable discovery at Sidcup!" I turned wrathfully, for a London street boy's yell, let off at point-blank range, is, in effect, like the smack of an open hand.

But the inscription on the staring yellow poster that was held up for my inspection changed my anger to curiosity.

Horrible discovery in a watercress bed.

There was plenty of it.

Evidently the reporter had regarded it as a scoop, and the editor had backed him up with ample space and hair-raising headlines.

Horrible discovery in a watercress bed at Sidcup.

A startling discovery was made yesterday afternoon, in the course of clearing out a watercress bed near the erstwhile rural village of Sidcup in Kent.