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Hi, I can help you with these. I'll pop you a message. Ged

Hi! I am Mimi, I’m sixteen years old from the SE26 area and are available for babysitting weeknights, monday and friday anytime aswell as weekends. I have years of experience and would love to help around, I can also cook, help with homework etc. Feel free to contact me if you would like to enquire or know any further details.

You mean when Aldred referred to them as innovative when she was awarded the funding to research them....impartially? See the announcement below and her quote. https://www.westminster.ac.uk/news/university-of-westminster-to-lead-major-ps15m-new-study-on-low-traffic-neighbourhoods-in-london

I saw that when it was published here in July 2023: https://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/topic/328625-one-dulwich-have-met-with-cllr-mcash/page/5/#comment-1628881. It looks and probably was stupid. I don't think posting it again has any value. If you can point me to some of the instance(s) of the word "innovative" that you mention, that would be helpful. But don't let it deflect you from continuing to respond to my previous post.

Yup, odd behaviour. What do you think?

With no notional hat on would I feel entitled to have that belief without knowing a lot more. Nor do I feel I "have to admit it is very odd behaviour." For a start, Is there a viewable copy or description anywhere of the poster? Are there any comments reported that might say something of her motivation in taking it down? I note too the vague generality of your "reflected in her research", which might refer to anything ranging from, say, a choice of career to a falsification of data. What specific conclusions have you reached?

Let's not forget this is the lowest level of local politics. If McCash really thought his defection could trash the Labour Party nationally, and it was loaded with invective and exhibitionism, then that's pretty much the definition of a "hissy fit"! Scooping the Green nomination for DaWN constituency is also going to be a lot harder for a Marxist arriviste than you suggest. There may be a wave of new, younger Polanski-ites that have joined the Green Party of E&W recently, but it's the long-standing, often retired members of the Party that tend to participate in candidate interview panels and bother voting in selections...

Hi everyone, My name is Julius and I’m an 18-year-old student at Kingsdale living locally in the area, and looking for some local babysitting work. I have experience looking after children, and I’ve previously volunteered at the Woodcraft Folk youth group where I was responsible for the safety and activities of the kids. On top of that, I hold my NPLQ (National Pool Lifeguard) certification, so I’m fully trained in first aid and CPR, which I hope gives a bit of extra peace of mind. I’m currently studying my A-Levels in Philosophy, Economics, and Maths, and am happy to help out with homework. I’m available most school evenings and weekends, and I’m always happy to help with last-minute requests. I can provide contact details for references, please feel free to send me a private message if you’re looking for someone or want to check a specific date! Feel free to contact me at [email protected] Best, Julius

They've had 26 years or so of trading, and if anyone deserves decent retirement... In my view they're going out at the top. It's clearly being sold, assuming it all goes through as a very more more than just a going concern.

I had heard this was on the cards a while ago, sad, the end of an era, but well done Rod and Tim for stewarding a beacon of excellence for so many years.

Is it a combi boiler or do you have a separate hot water tank ?

Both your hopes will be fine, I think. Our waitress will stay on. The downstairs is getting refurbished, and the bar area enlarged, presumably by removing that awkward little 'lobby' by the loos.

You need to bleed the radiators.

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Where have I said it is "corrupt". This putting words into people's mouths is really becoming a problem isn't it? Just because the council has not measured it does not mean it isn't happening. If you spent much time in Dulwich Village you would see it - but I know you only believe something if the council tells you it is so - and you often repeat it as fact when it actually is not so! I mean, cast your mind back to when there was one mighty fall out between TFL and local councillors, when TFL stated that congestion on Croxted Road was being caused by the Dulwich LTNs. You can't deny that can you? And remember when the LTNs went in and the council having to put a right-turn filer light at the junction of DV and Red Post Hill....why? Because of the congestion being caused by the interventions. Can you counter either of those? And what do you actually think - you know, what is the opinion you have, that is not fed to you by the council or reliant on council supplied data - do you think there is more or less congestion in Dulwich Village post LTNs? I still don't think you have ever actually answered this - you seem to take the view that if there is no data then it can't be happening. And actually, given the subject of this thread do you think the Ryedale closure would have led to more or less congestion on Dunstan's? Clearly not because TFL and the Mayor's office don't fund reports that do not support their stance....but when their funded research does stray into territory they would rather not go to they kill the reports. This is the very definition of activist research - especially when authored by people who are activists and lobbyists themselves. And, to be fair, you have lapped them up because it aligns with your ideology - often repeating stats fed by the council which have been, ahem, selectively plucked by them.

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