The Family Room Classifieds
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I got the recommendation for Leon from Electrical Initiative from this forum and am happy to recommend him to others. He has carried out an electrical safety check, upgrades to our sockets/switches and installed an outside socket. He is very friendly and reliable, arrives when he says and charges reasonable prices. -
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One of my favourite things to do when my kids were under 1 was going to the cinema once a week (at the time, it was Peckhamplex. One of my favourites was Black Swan. It was such a great relief to be able to sit with my (usually sleeping or nursing) baby (who had absolutely no idea or care what was on the screen) and do something properly grown up that I enjoy. It would be such a shame for that not to be the case. -
By Earl Aelfheah · Posted
Looking at the link @hfoster posted above I think it is a matter of law, but obviously most people wouldn't see as any kind of issue for kids under 12 months. Once some busybody makes a complaint though, the cinema probably have little choice but to apply the strict letter of the law.
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