Caroline Lucas M.E.P.

Originally from: chris stockdale
                        
Dear Jane,
 I missed Caroline Lucas on the Today programme, and the Today page has moved on*. Could you possibly let me have a brief resume of what she said; even just a list of topics covered would be helpful as , having heard her speak at the Forest of Dean EU inquiry I was very impressed and remain in communication with her.
 I would be most grateful if you would .
 With thanks and best wishes, Chris. (Stockdale).
* Due to a combination of finally starting to get onto the farm, and no updates from Warmwell on AOL.
P.S. I know that you havent heard from me for ages but I am still active believe me.C.S.
                        

Originally from: Farmtalking
                        
In a message dated 24/07/02 10:59:54 GMT Daylight Time, ... writes:

Dear Jane, Hi Chris!
I missed Caroline Lucas on the Today programme, and the Today page
has moved on*. Could you possibly let me have a brief resume of what she
said; even just a list of topics covered would be helpful as , having heard
her speak at the Forest of Dean EU inquiry I was very impressed and remain
in communication with her.

She was very good! Said the Giovernment was

responsible for the and negligent in their handling of it! I'm afraid
exact words I cant remember but she was very adamant and forceful in what
she said and insisted that vaccination should have been used in the past
and must be used in future, as indeed all th Inquiry reports also say.
However, the Govt is still saying it 'remains an option' we have got to
push them into saying exactly how it will be used not a 'maybe'!

I would be most grateful if you would .
With thanks and best wishes, Chris. (Stockdale).
* Due to a combination of finally starting to get onto the farm, and no
updates from Warmwell on AOL.

The best way to access Warmwell and get all

the updates if you use AOL, is to sign on to AOL and then minimise them on
your screen and click onto Internet Explorer and log on to Wamwell with
them. That takes you 'direct' to the Internet, wheras AOL use proxy servers
and don't update them regulary enough, or at least haven't appeared to do
so lately!

P.S. I know that you havent heard from me for ages but I am still active
believe me.C.S.

I'm sure you are! and good luck with the 'farming' We could

do with some slightly better weather, at least here in Scotland! another
dullish day with threat of yet more rain here!

Best wishes – Jane

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Originally from: Mary Critchley
                        
Dear Chris

I am so hopping mad with AOL

Prtessing f5 will give you latest updates from warmwell

Regards

Mary

Originally from: chris stockdale
                        
Dear Jane and Mary, thanks for speedy reply, am getting updates now but missed 4–5 days. Chris.

Originally from: Farmtalking
                        
Hi Mary! Don't get mad with AOL! Warmwell is up to date with them now! – It may also help if people empty their Temporary Internet files on their PC's! (Which applies to any ISP one might be using, not just AOL).

The Temporary Internet Folder is where PC's store info about the most recent websites one has visited and take one straight to the last page one visited when returning to the site. If that happened to be yesterday, it's out of date on sites that are regularly updated, hence the need to also click the 'Refresh' button!

To access Temporary Internet files, Click on 'My Computer' and then on 'C' drive and a list of the contents will appear. Look in 'Windows' – 'Temp' and also Clear the 'History' files. The latter can also be accessed by clicking on 'Start' then 'Settings' then Control Panel then 'Internet Options' then 'Clear History'

If this is done regularly, there should be no problem accessing an updated version of Warmwell!