please post images I want to see what the atmosphere is like 😂

I’ve got itchiness at my scar line again after applying tape, however unusually it seems to occur despite there being no tape directly on the scar line (I’ve decided to mount the tape slightly below to work more on restoring outer skin). Anyone else had this happen before?

Priva has interested me but I want to hear reviews from people who have used their products, most notably the duo and/or trio. might consider their air inflation device but I have no knowledge of how they typically work not the risks behind them (ie air getting into urethra and causing issues).

Size 38-40mm glans, CI 2.

alternatively, open to any other device. It needs to be:

- Set and forget, don’t want to be messing around with it

- no gripper fatigue

- easy to put on and off, and easy to clean

- durable

- similar to taping if possible or easy to learn

Open to any suggestions thank you.

A campaign group is calling for greater public control of England's water companies after a high E. coli reading was recorded in the River Thames in west London.

River Action said it had renewed its concerns over Thames Water's management of the capital's wastewater after Fulham Reach Boat Club recorded levels more than 60 times the Environment Agency's threshold for suitable bathing water.

The rise in the bacteria is thought to have occurred following a spill at Fulham Reach on Thursday.

A Thames Water spokesperson said: "We can confirm that an isolated spill occurred at Fulham Reach during planned maintenance works, as part of the Tideway Tunnel testing and commissioning programme."

Fulham Reach Boat Club's measurement was recorded as 58,000 colony-forming units (cfu) in 100ml of water.

The Environment Agency rates inland water as poor above 900 cfu per 100ml, and coastal or transitional water above 500 cfu per 100ml.

The readings come despite the £4.6bn Tideway Tunnel, which was built to cut sewage pollution in London.

Water companies are generally only permitted to release sewage through storm overflows during heavy rainfall. 

River Action said both spills happened in dry weather, which would breach the rule.

According to Thames Water's open data, published via the website sewagemap.co.uk, the Hammersmith Pumping Station discharged sewage into the Thames at about 10:18 BST on Thursday. 

A separate overflow near Putney ran for more than six hours from the early hours of Friday.

Official bathing water classifications are based on bacteria levels sampled over four years and apply only to designated bathing waters.

The stretch of the Thames at Fulham Reach is not designated for bathers, although rowers and other users are regularly seen in the water.  

Official bathing water classifications are based on bacteria levels sampled over four years

River Action's chief executive, James Wallace, said the evidence was overwhelming and "the privatised water model is broken".

The group argues the system puts investor returns and executive pay ahead of clean rivers.

It said any change should begin by placing Thames Water into special administration and moving it to a not-for-profit, mutual or publicly-owned model.

It also wants the government to block performance payments to water company bosses where firms repeatedly break environmental law.

River Action says both spills happened in dry weather, which would breach the rule.

CI-2, primarily use tape when restoring, which would be the most similar to tape?

London is famous for its red buses and they're a cheap, great way to see the city. With our hopper fare, you’re able to hop on and off any Transport for London bus in a 60 minute window for only £1.75.

Routes I recommend:

• 26 is the main route I’d recommend: Liverpool Street (Leadenhall Market, either skygarden, garden at 120, horizon 22 or the lookout is amazing for a view over London), to Victoria, passing through St Paul’s, Aldwych, Trafalgar Square, Westminster (Parliament, Westminster Abbey) and Victoria.
• 15 Tower Hill, Monument, St Paul’s, Aldwych, Trafalgar Square (T15 route for the famous Routemaster buses, however this isn’t operated by Transport for London, so no Oyster card. You can pay contactless at £7.50 for a hop on hop off ticket valid for the entire day, see this page for more info)
• 17 for 2 less well known but great museums (postal museum with a miniature narrow gauge underground railway, Charles Dickens museum). Also Kings Cross Station and St Pauls Cathedral are on this route.

Other Londoners, please feel free to add any that I’ve missed!

I have a cardboard version already but it’s falling apart after barely a few uses in the past. I’ve done some research and it seems to be possible to get a plastic (rigide I think it’s called?) version. The advice is mixed and some say you’re able to get it from the machines, others say no, only from the ticket office. How is it in 2026?

https://london-gov.jobs2web.com/tfl/job/London-Transport-Museum-Customer-Services-Assistant/1355105455/

I’m in Paris next week Tuesday for a few hours and was wondering if there was any way to pick up the Le Nouveau Métro tote bag or visit the exhibition at Fabrique du Metro in Saint-Ouen? I’ve read that’s it’s permanently closing soon and I’ve only today found out about it. :( It’d be a shame to miss it as a transport nerd. Any help?