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Sire you weren't around the back of the station where asking for a fag has a whole different connotation
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First to pick up from Rollscourt Avenue, SE24 0EA Key is missing, but all drawers open Please text 07826 946 491 -
Very grateful for any recommendations (not ads, please) of sleep consultants that anyone has used with success. On 5-6 wake ups a night with our son and needing some help to change things. Thank you!
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Yes, should have given up by now but haven’t. Was waiting for my train yesterday and went into WHS on platform to buy a pack of fags. Almost feel to the floor when guy quoted me £28.00 for a packet of Silk Cut purple. Was a long day for me and thought I had totally misheard him! Asked again, only to be told that that was the price whuch is well over the odds..when I queried it as have bought, admittedly end of last year was told “ this is what management charges”. Surely this can’t be right…fags stayed in WHS paws while I bought some in Herne Hill at normal price. Still reeling over shock…..
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I use the one in peckham where lidles is they are really good if you need somewhere closer
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Biggest pot is 11inches height. Second biggest 9inches height. Biggest pot is esp striking but very heavy. £25 for all pots ono Collect from Denmark Hill -
97 inches length, 100 inches width each one. Lined so pretty heavy. Done in a neutral beige fabric. I will send some pics in daylight on request £40 ONO Pick up Denmark Hill - Yesterday
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Going to be really inconvenient for folk to go that way as has been stated.. why not just move to Camberwell which I would assume is abit nearer and better travelling wise or have vets in both places from Lordship Lane Branch.. Must have been massive flood if going to take two months to dry out, electrical tests to make sure all good… From upstairs? Or where?
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Dining table and bench some signs of wear on the table 180cm x 85cm £75 ONO -
Grey side board with wine rack from Chester Oak Furniture In great condition 140cm wide 40cm deep 85cm high £100 ONO -
Great condition full height dresser grey and wooden 138cm wide 43cm deep 190cm high £100 ONO -
@selector73 Thanks! Because we want him to be treated by the vets that know him we will have to get to the New X branch because thats where the team are based until LL reopens. Thank you again 🙏
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Dig out two clumps of bamboo in garden
whiterose5 replied to Super-T's topic in Request a Tradesperson
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untilOver the last two hundred years many Dulwich residents have been in the forefront of the food and drink industries. Bovril and the Vestey's meat business may be the best known but there are countless others ranging from brewers to lemonade and mineral water producers, and fish paste to mustard manufacturers. There were major names in sugar, ships biscuits, and tea, and there were also our restauranteurs, two of whom funded the English cricket team's first to tour Australia in 1861/62. Please note this talk will be held online via Zoom. Tickets are £5 per person, available here: https://www.bellhouse.co.uk/events/2026/4/7/dulwich-food-and-drink, proceeds go to St Christopher's Hospice
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Not All the Same: Victorian Housing in East Dulwich
DulwichHistory posted an event in Books and History
untilIn 2017 local historian Brian Green wrote: ‘In East Dulwich, when people walk down the street, there is a tendency to think all the houses look alike. But look closer and you’ll see they are not. There will be a row of houses with a group of four, a group of twelve or a group of twenty, and that is a clue that they were all built by different builders, and they’ll all have their own little architectural details.’ Based on research in a small study area of East Dulwich, this online talk 'looks closer'. It reveals a typology of the houses in the area, how they have been lived in, why and how they have survived and what is happening to them in the 2020s. Please note this talk will be held online via Zoom. Tickets are £5.60 per person, available here: https://www.bellhouse.co.uk/events/2026/3/3/victorian-housing-in-east-dulwich, proceeds go to Bell House Sunshine Stitchers, an informal group for Ukrainians to meet up, make friends and socialise whilst enjoying various crafting and sewing activities. -
There's 1 in camberwell hope that helps
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After school care needed - 2 to 3 days a week.
fragilistic replied to mpd's topic in Nanny & Childcare Services
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Thank you ! We Will find a way to get him to New X because We owe his life to the vets he sees at Lordship Lane branch and they know him (and us) and we prefer the continuity of care because he's an elderly rescue cat who gets extremely anxious even though he's been needing monthly bloods he just never gets used to going and it can be a lengthy process just getting the sample. Can you tell I'm as anxious about the whole thing as he is??😥
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Heavy velvet/narrow chenille, fully lined and with heading to make pleats or gathers. Depth 210 centimetres and each curtain width is 325 centimetres but can be gathered/pleated to required width. Lining and thick material means they really keep out cold and noise. I would describe colour as red wine, or bright maroon, and condition as near perfect. Cost £500 but happy to take offers in region of £100. -
Off topic, but I am interested to know what partly ate your leather shoes! Moths? Dog? Parrot? Mice? You?
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Do these cars belong to residents in these roads? Has anybody caught anything useful on cameras? Is it happening overnight?
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This Weeping Fig tree is really magnificent and beautiful. Strong and very well established, this Fig is extremely healthy and brings a beautiful green calming vibe to any room. This tree has been loved for many years and cared for very well. Collection Only! Greenwich, London SE10. The plant is currently in a flat on the 4th floor (no lift) so this would require 2 men and a van to collect. Any questions please just ask. £350 or best offer! Plant - Height: 220cm width: 150cm Depth: 140cm Pot- Width: 55cm / Height: 43cm -
Yes please. I'd like some of the councils that mention school holidays in the signs, and any of the schools in Bromley that do so. -
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These interventions do not deliver evaporation. I still laugh that councils referred to evaporation - which was a ludicrous choice of words as we all know that evaporation condenses and falls somewhere else.....which is displacement. Of course but these types of intervention don't deliver less congestion, they deliver more congestion. They are a blunt instrument. My dislike is of utterly stupid interventions like this which is clearly going to Rob Peter to pay Paul. The fact someone signed off this plan shows how out of touch the council is and why they should be stripped of the powers they have been given. They are abusing the powers of their office.
