Castleton

Saw him today in Sainsbury's DKH carpark, shouting homophobic abuse. Just emailed it in

Saturday, not tomorrow

Couple in Croydon also up for sale, shame as the owner seems like such a nice chap! (not)

Hilary Mantel, exceptional writer. RIP

I've had nothing for days, am awaiting a particular card posted Friday last week! I'm in Melbourne Grove

There is a tenant's rights group, I posted about it last year. Google it

Have to say, some newbuilds seem to have no dedicated space for a bin apart from outside the front door. There are examples of this in Melbourne Grove, must be more. If you have a front door that opens from the street where does the bin go? It's very poor planning IMO

Is anyone yet using this service, how do you find it?

The Tapas place next door to Picturehouse Lordship Lane always has a sign up needing staff

Whilst her passing is sad on a level that touches those who remember her fondly, I can't help thinking of all the unnamed victims of cancer who died yesterday and that their passing won't be remembered by the world's media. You could say that about a lot of this list, not really the point

Lamont Dozier, sad news.

Olivia Newton John, only 73

I am in exactly the same position. Band D no payment no communication

Nichelle Nichols- Ltn Uhuru in the original Star Trek. Trailblazer

Apologies if this has been posted! The Green Nunhead Community Centre SE15 3QQ Speakers tbc I saw this on the Peckham Vision page

If he's on Checkatrade leave a review there Maybe Trading Standards could help?

Can you do my now very closed up original ear piercings?

The tapas place next to the Picturehouse in Lordship Lane always seems to want help. Also Signoria Italian cafe are usually looking

I can't agree more James! Particularly a south London bus route, we already suffer from a shortage of frequent/reliable ways to get into the centre. Spartacus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > James > > Now you are settled back in office, can you raise > with your fellow councillors and the leader the > issue around the removal of the no 12 bus service > by TfL as highlighted here > /forum/read.php? > 5,2277496,2279861#msg-2279861 > > Obviously this is short sighted by TfL and the > impact will be massive on the community, elderly > and disabled who rely on it and as commuter > numbers increase whilst we return to more normal > working patterns there will obviously be less > alternatives to driving which goes against the > councils goal of reducing car usage. > > I look forward to how you and the council will > work with the community and TfL to overturn this > ludicrous removal of essential local bus services.

Paula Rego..RIP

I guess I was quite surprised at the lack of a coordinated bunting display, but not bothered at all. In fact, I'd avoid a shop going completely over the top and know many others that would do the same!

Check Meetup.com it's excellent for that type of thing

Dogkennelhillbilly Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The old trains were always a bit sad and savvy, > but at least you could open the windows on them... This is my bugbear! At the very least, all train doors should open at every stop. Ventilation

(any idea what E124 is?) Ponceau. Colourant, artificial. (banned in the US/Norway)

It's really sad how his employers couldn't reach out to the local schools and pass on the news