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Hi there, great thread. Can someone tell me where is the nearest child friendly beach with car park from Padstow. Thanks

Looting rife in Chinatown, the police say its just wanton crime

was going to say the same thing, the Royal Oak is great. Tesco Metro is just around the corner from the restaurant for BYO as well M piers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I quite like Simply Indian on Tabard St. > It's small and friendly and the food passes > muster, but the ace up the sleeve is it's a BYO, > but both they and the Royal Oak (one of my > favourite pubs in the area) are happy for you to > buy pints there and bring them over.

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Thanks for the info ClaireClaire - jeez Louise, 317m...

Cheers, might try the shop in ED warehouse. We also have tried the shoe shop in Dulwich Village (buzz or bizz or something)

Hi, are the furthest distance stats for a child without siblings at that school?

Cheers Belle, yeah John Barnett is our regular place for narrow Clarks

Drinking outside with the sun on your face The roads being v quiet without the school run traffic Feeling healthy with a little sun on your face

Morning, my little one is nearly 3 and we've always found it difficult and expensive to buy footwear for her narrow feet. We usually have to go for Clarks but they are too hot and heavy for this time of year, and her nursery do not allow open toe sandals (that usually work as the Velcro straps can tighten) Any ideas? Enjoy the sun, thanks.

Peckham Rye in about a year?

Just seen that 3 new shops have / are about to open on Bellenden Road - Threads, a vintage clothes shop - Paul's custom bike shop - Chinese Dim Sum

Cool, yeah I asked at the post office. They said the same. Cheers all.

Great performance by Khan, setting up Mayweather next year in the Uk? Judah was a bad loser, Khan was just too fast for him.

Cheers, think you are right there.

Evening. Can anyone tell me if road tax for my car will increase if the MOT shows that the co2 emissions have gone over the current band that the car is in Am thinking of buying a car right on the cusp of a band, and don't want a nasty shock Thanks

Narrowing it down now...anyone had experience of the Toyota Avensis Tourer? What I've read is that it is reliable, solid, safe and economical, with a good sized boot (to boot) Will take a test drive this weekend hopefully.

Thank you for all the recommendations. We went to Car Giant first thing on Saturday, it was a good experience all round. Just comparing boot sizes and car dimensions on the auto express website to narrow it down. One more question - are parking sensors really useful or just a gimmick ? Cheers T

Hi, we're looking to buy a second hand estate car having ruled out 4x4's and mpv's (for boot space and cost reasons) Does anyone have any recommendations (we'll have 2 car seats in at all times), and cars to avoid. Price range for a 3 or 4 year old car is about 8k. Looking for reliability so maybe the Passat estate (anyone had experience of the auto handbrake), or a Honda Accord / Toyota Avensis estate. Any tips welcome. thanks.

Sounds great - anything similar but 30 mins into the City by train ? Looking at Epsom but literally need a second mortgage... Pam50 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If you can bear a few more mins on the train...47 > exactly to Euston, excellent schools with lots of > choice, trees a-plenty, cheap as chips rents, > houses under ?120k, then move to Rugby. > > Oh...and if you'd like to buy my lovely 4 bedroom > town house and walk 12mins to the station (no car > ever needed), for less lolly than a one bedroom > flat in ED, just PM!

Was glad Groves won, although a draw would have been fair enough. De Gale should have had a point deducted for cheeky shoulders and elbows.

Overheard this morning "I think the beached whales can sense something is about to happen"

The green chicken handi at Tandoori Nights is all I can think of since trying it a week ago

Loving the tumble-weaves description. Tru dat.

Double buggy width can be tricky to negotiate through doorways and shop doors, busses, etc.