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We ask users to Login in order to access most of our site. We are a small Group fighting for a better Sidcup. We receive no income from the Council or advertising. We ask those who wish to support us to pay a small annual subscription. Those who do not wish to join ask can access our web site but we think it is reasonable to ask those who do to register and identify themselves.This helps protect us against time-wasters, fraudulent use and hacking.

If you have troble with Logging in, please note the following:

Make sure that you have previously logged in. If not, you must use the "New User" option.

If you are creating a new account for the first time and the account name or password you are trying to use is being rejected, please try another. If the problem persists please advise us of the error message using the Contact Us option below.

If you have already registered and cannot remember or are having problem with your account name please advise us of the error. We will create a new account for you or you can do this directly via the New user function. Please advise us so we can delete your old account. If you have already registered and cannot remember your password, please click the "forgotten your password" button so a new one can emailed.

We no longer use Facebook. In 2010, a murderer went on the rampage and killed a young police officer. For some unexplained reason, this individual captured the imagination of some of the demented members of society who came to look upon this individaul as some kind of folk hero. Facebook was instrumental in this pervision and thousands set up a "shrine". Meanwhile, the brave policeman who was putting his life on the line to protect the public, including the scum who took part in the mass adoration, was blinded by being shot in the face at point blank range.
Since that time, we vowed to have nothing to do with the Facebook facility. There are also concerns over privacy. Some 16 years after the introduction of the Data protection Act, the autorities are only now forcing facebook to allow users to remove all personal data from their site.
This is a shame as some social networking sites have made a meaninful contribution to aid efforts following the earthquake disaster in Japan.

A few users have reported problems when attempting Login. The issue has been with entering "@" or "." in some browsers especially Google Chrome. The bug in Flash player has been identified and fixed.