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Last place I saw a proper fish stall like that was Aldgate, or the coast spider69 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I remember the sea food stalls that were all over > East Street, Where do you find these stalls > locally now? > > Sopers have a selection, nothing like the lane > was.

Was your ?150 discount listed separately? I'm not sure, I just have an amount discounted, it could be my single person discount trinidad Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The council tax bills arrived from the council > today. > > Can you cope with the increase or still value for > money? > > There is a ?150.00 council tax rebate from central > government for properties from A - D

Bit random, but the huge planter in the blocked off Windsor Walk is full of a big fat nothing, apart from rough looking soil. Does anyone know who would be looking after it? Because I'm tempted to go guerilla gardener and throw some wild flower seeds in, and just watch what happens!

Southwark would sell it's own grandmother for the right price

Make sure you share the link with us as you start posting video! Dvelopment Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi, thanks for the software advice, unfortunately > this pc was my younger brothers pc, I don't have a > pc, I have a chromebook and I can't find decent > software for it. > > I have just edited my first video on my Huawei > phone and it's came out pretty impressive, so this > is good news. > > Cheers

I'm perpetually surprised to find a bus/train with all windows closed. I would like all cleaners to leave all windows open as part of their remit. Trouble is, a lot of the LB longer trains are with ones where you can't open the windows at all! Nigello Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Do as you please, but also open windows on buses > and trains (even on the Tube you can get a flow of > air by opening the windows at the end of > carriages). It is a simple way of making the > journey a bit safer and generally a lot more > comfy.

3 in a week! Never happened before apparently..

Yes! I didn't think it would be my sort of thing at all, but I binged after watching one! Moovart Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > This is going to hurt > > Not as funny as the book but very moving and > poignant and exemplifying the staffing problems in > the NHS and the damage that this can do to > individuals working under such pressure

Wow, what a privilege to witness!

Certainly bracing! My friends on the coast are waiting it out anxiously..

To be honest, if you walk a dog at a similar time and place each day, this type of ad hoc acquaintance springs up. I still say hi to people now I've no foster dog to walk! ScottSE22 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hello, > > A slightly random posting. I'm looking for a > walking buddy, ideally of the 2 & 4 legged > variety, for my brother who is kind, personable & > an animal lover, on an informal ad hoc > arrangement. Even once a month would be great. (I > know people have very busy lives). Hope to hear > back from some kindly dog owners. Marsden Road > location.

If this was a builder or taxi driver it is hardly front page headlines. Maybe a small section of a local newspaper. Doubtful. Remember the 'cat in the wheelie bin' woman, that story was covered extensively and she was found and prosecuted

What a story, and what a woman! Although to say she's at her wits end and also physically on her last legs is no exaggeration. Utmost respect

I understand the point being made here, but I'd have a tad more sympathy for BOTH parties if there hadn't been an unreasonable complaint about the OP playing music (once!) goldilocks Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Or they're just living in their flat? They're a > family with two small kids, it sounds likely that > they're making normal amounts of noise- they're > not having huge parties all night every night but > babies and toddlers cry at night sometimes, some > more than others, as they get older they make more > noise too. The quiet enjoyment thing does also cut > both ways - it doesn't entitle people to 'quiet' > so much as mean that they shouldn't be continually > disturbed in their lives. > > Once something starts to annoy you though it is > many times worse than it would be otherwise. > Honestly, buying a Victorian conversion and not > expecting any noise is unreasonable. That said, > having kids shrieking every morning before say 7am > is also unreasonable so its about finding a > balance. Perhaps they too can't afford additional > soundproofing? > > Once they get older they'll be plugged into > screens.

I think you are bending over backwards and it's time to end the friendly! Get some proper advice, keep a diary from right now, and explore action possibilities. They obviously think numbers mean strength, they are wrong.

What's the freehold/leasehold situation, is there a management company? armlessmischief Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi, I live in a flat in East Dulwich in a > converted house with a family of four underneath > me. The kids are under 6 years and the noise is > becoming overwhelming as the kids get older. I > have been woken up most nights by screaming for > the last five years and the family awake around > 7am and make loads of noise screaching and > shouting. I have tried moving my rooms around to > not be above them at key times and I also wear ear > plugs/noise cancellation headphones in the flat. I > had a flatmate who moved out because the noise was > so awful. I have proposed sound proofing but the > family just ignore me when I raise the issue and I > am not in a position to sell. I assume other > people have to deal with noise levels from > families in small flats and wondered what can be > done. I realise that children make noise but they > are not my kids and I don't want to be woken or > disrupted by them. Any advice welcomed.

Angelina Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My teen is 17 but emotionally fragile and > struggles with anxiety and their father had just > passed away Whatever the circumstances, this abuse was uncalled for and totally out of order.

The feedback I got when enquiring about a crossing was basically 'we couldn't possibly slow down the traffic, this is the south circular you know' Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There was supposed to be a pedestrian crossing > installed at this junction by now. > > Does anybody know what has happened re that?

Yes, pre pandemic they wanted to come into my bedroom at 2am! (lone woman) northernmonkey Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > From experience this service isn?t fit for > purpose. > > They have insufficient capacity at peak times and > the process worsens the arrangements for the > victims of noise. > > For example when a hugely noisy party was going on > they insisted that they would need to come into > our bedroom to test the noise levels (when there > was no world where they wouldn?t be a problem > indoors even without that!) and also claimed that > they couldn?t go into the property creating the > problem as it might be a covid risk for them (but > fine to come into my house). > > The ?service? needs a rethink

Barry Cryer. Very missed, I love him on Just a Minute!

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I believe the London Wildlife Trust do regular sessions in the woods

From East Dulwich, where exactly does the bus pick up? Someone told me it wasn't outside the station!

Were you turned away in St Christophers? Last time I asked them where the music was they said they didn't sell vinyl and cds any more, I wonder why? Clothing makes more money

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