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  2. AlexandraTravers
    Adding another recommendation for Leon to this thread. He has removed and fitted multiple large light fittings for us over the last 12 months. He responds quickly, has great communication and is very reasonably priced. He's very friendly and answers all my questions about the best way to complete each job. We will definitely go back to him again in future and I would highly recommend him as a local electrician.
  3. Camberwellse5
    Thank you. Yes I have but this is a matter for government and I was rather hoping she'd be supportive in the debates and discussions and follow up. But nothing unfortunately
  4. malumbu
    Squirrels are an invasive species, displacing the native red squirrel and damaging woodland. Happy to see them decimated and culled. Nothing directly to do with garden birds but habitat destruction doesn't help their woodland cousins. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/grey-squirrel-policy-statement/grey-squirrel-policy-statement-managing-the-impact-of-grey-squirrels
  5. Spartacus
    I sometimes have to question when schemes like this are "rushed" through without the correct level of due diligence, if someone in the council or a good friend lives in the area concerned. Possibly wrong but makes me wonder 🤔
  6. pibbygusty8*
    Bought from the National Gallery Shop. print backed onto card. Slightly bent at top right corner but wouldn’t show if framed.
  7. Juno70
    Two really nice fabric covered cubed stool/seats for sale. Upholstered in 100% cotton fabric. One is white and one is grey. Really good quality in terms of comfort but they do need to be cleaned as they have dirt marks or water marks on the fabric. £20 each. 54cm tall 45cm wide and deeo Pick up from office in Parkhall SE21 during office hours only.
  8. Rockets
    Which was made worse by their intervention to improve active travel and air quality. Surely you must agree with that at least? But you still have nothing that links the LTN to the improvement in air quality - all you have is the council "modelling" that predicted a reduction in pollution? Do you have a link to this modelling? Was the modelling addressing roads within or outside the LTN? You're clearly trying to weave your way out of this so let's do this one question at a time: Do you agree that congestion got worse on boundary roads like DV, Croxted, Lordship Lane at the junction of the Grove Tavern and Underhill, for example, when the LTNs went in?
  9. tristanhc
    Hello, We’re looking to buy a 3-4 bed property in Nunhead. We don’t mind a project or a house with potential and equally open to a house in good condition. We have accepted an offer on our current house, with no chain. If you are thinking of selling or are interested in having a conversation, please get in touch! Many thanks, Beth & Tristan
  10. Juno70
    A French Connection rustic wooden grey screen in 3 panels , I think made out of mango wood. 170cm tall Each panel is 35.5cm wide . It is quite heavy. £20 ono pick up from office in Parkall SE21 during office hours only .
  11. Earl Aelfheah
    In 2019 there was no LTN, and yes, there was a problem with air quality. By 2021 they had introduced an LTN. That was the intervention (I wouldn't call it a 'miracle cure' but you can if you want) that they 'found'. They predicted that it would lead to a drop in air pollution, based on modelling. They have monitored air quality consistently since and it has improved across the area.
  12. Sue
    When she was our MP before the boundaries changed, she was always really helpful and quick to reply to emails, so I'm very surprised to hear this. Have you tried other sources of help eg Citizens Advice Bureau or whatever union you were in when you were working (assuming you were in one)?
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  14. pibbygusty8*
    Watercolour and gouache painting by South African artist Bill Lamb. C. 1940
  15. Janebmetcalfe
    Anyone want to buddy up to come off skinny jabs? Might go to Fitfor gym. Might follow Tim Spector on gut health.
  16. Weldon Kees
    We've owned this for a couple of years but it's been hardly used and so is in excellent condition. It's the one in the link below, dark purple lava. Mathmos Astro Original Lava Lamp: Silver - 1960s Original Design £50, collection from Forest Hill
  17. RayofSunshine26
    Bobux Shoes Pre-owned Size EU27 White and Caramel Court - £15 Pink - £15 Caramel T-Bar - £10 Size EU26 White and Lilac - £15 Blue T-Bar - £15 Pink Shimmer Jodhpur - £15 Size EU25 Brown Jodhpur - £10 Black Mary Janes - £10 Size EU24 Louise T-Bar Shoes - Charcoal - £15 Size EU23 Pink T-Bar - £10 Size EU22 Rhyme Charcoal Gloss - Grey - £15 White with Silver - £15 Boston - White with Pink - £10 Size EU21 Gold - £5 Size EU20 White - £5 PM me if interested. Collect near Forest Hill Pools or West Dulwich possibly near Parkhall and Croxted.
  18. Alan Medic
    Round 2 Fixtures Saturday Ireland v Italy 14:10 Scotland v England 16:40 Sunday Wales v France 15:10
  19. paddyp7
    Another positive recommendation for Jan and co from Silver Fern We had removed trees that were uprooting the brick pavement. Jan and co successfully removed the roots under the brick pavement and levelled the driveway off using the original bricks. Work done to a high standard and no mess no fuss with the work. Quote was excellent value and work done in under 2 days. Neighbours have booked him for some other work. Really nice guy and friendly workers throughout. Toilet and tea breaks provided by the residents here. Thanks Jan and co.
  20. alice
    Rising damp though rare is a thing - a few years back there was loads of companies that have all gone bust offering 30 year guarantees. I was fooled it is true but my post was really about how such guarantees work not about the existence or not of rising damp
  21. Penguin68
    There's really no such thing as rising damp. Try as an experiment standing a brick upright in a pail of water and see how far the water actually rises through the brick and above the height of the water line. Why should gravity be overcome by a brick? Where are the capillaries in a brick to force the water upwards against gravity? Bricks aren't like kitchen towel. Most damp is either condensation or water coming in from above, or from broken or leaking pipework. Or through failing window fittings. Damp can travel sideways of course, but very rarely upwards.
  22. alice
    The builders guarantee system is quite fraught. I had a 10 year guarantee for correction of rising damp; within 18 months. The symptoms returned and I was told by the tradesman who returned on an inspection visit that the symptoms this time were not caused by rising damp they were caused by condensation and so the guarantee did not apply. Without a court battle which would’ve cost thousands there was nothing I could do.
  23. zwilliam
    Free wooden furniture - 1970s drinks cabinet and corner cabinet
  24. spark67
    Hi & thank you very much for reply, will definitely be in contact & see if he can help
  25. tp229
    sfs - reduced £30
  26. traveler2
    1. John Lewis Chest of Drawers with 3 Shelves & drawer, Tan, measurements: 80 Wide x 35 Depth x 100 Height (CM) - £25.00 2. Vertbaudet book case, with 3 shelves, white, measurements: 65 Wide x 27 Depth x 80 Height (CM) - £15.00 Both items in good condition Collect from East Dulwich
  27. Anthony Birdinio
    Hi, i have an amazing mobile mechainc who will be able to help you I am sure 07706423620 - George, he has done work on a range of my vehicles and always does it professionally - very technical and competent
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