The Family Room Classifieds
Buy, sell, give away items related to family life (e.g. baby equipment, clothes, toys).
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Latest Discussions
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Anyone know if something is happening now? Sure I sure work going on just before Xmas. -
Any intel on what’s going to be in 52 Lordship Lane (between Greetings and Dulwich Tandori)? Seen some work happening. Thanks
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Royal Mail will come and collect your parcels from your home if you book/pay it all on their website. You can even print out your own postage for letters/cards. I did all of my Christmas cards that way this year rather than hunting down physical stamps! -
Surely there is much less cash being banked these days because the vast majority of people find it much more convenient to pay by card (or phone) than to have to get out cash, carry it around, pay with it, and then mess about with having to find somewhere to store heavy loose change. Card payment is also much easier for the shop. And much easier for customers in a queue who don't have to wait while someone gets their purse out, counts out the money and gives it to the assistant, who then has to count out and give them their change, which they then have to put away in their purse... And nobody from the shop has to carry shedloads of notes and loose change to the bank or post office and queue up to pay it in. There is also less likelihood of a customer being short changed, or of some form of theft from the till.
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