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Childish behaviour by Trump, so quite appropriate, I would say.

There's a folk choir that meets upstairs at the Castle, can't remember what night but the pub would be able to tell you.

The recommendations for tradespeople are in the "reviews" section. I agree it's confusing.

Thanks for this. I appreciate your suggestion. However, I have walked to the Oxfam shop with a shopping trolley (quite light when it's empty) load of books in the past. I have also taken a trolley load of books on the 37. Both times I came back on the 37 with an empty trolley. I'm 76 and not particularly fit. I also have a problem with both my arms (golfers elbow. No I am not a golfer. Dragging weights makes the pain worse). To walk to Herne Hill from my home involves dragging the trolley uphill for the first part of the walk (downhill after that). To get a trolley of books onto and off the bus is very difficult, because of its weight. I don't use my ancient car (1998) very often because it isn't ULEZ compliant, but I have come to the conclusion that this is the only way I can get another load of books to the Oxfam shop. *Breaks down in a piteous fit of crying for her age and infirmity 🤣🤣🤣*

I was replying to Jazzer, who said it wasn't going to change Trump's presence here. However, you are also obviously right, and also nothing will change Trump for the better. And yes, this could be counter productive. But I'm sure the silver tongued Keir Starmer will be able to smooth things over. Not to mention the King and Queen 🤢 I think it's right that people should feel able to make their feelings known. It appears to be a peaceful and well planned demonstration, and presumably they won't be bringing out the Baby Trump inflatable again, which must be well deflated by now.

It's a peaceful protest telling Trump he isn't welcome. Or at least, telling him that he and his views are not welcomed here by everybody. It is obviously not going to change Trump's presence here. It is just sending a message to him. I feel very sorry for everyone who has got to grit their teeth and be nice to him. I even feel sorry for Keir Starmer 🤣

It's the lounge. Aren't we allowed to post anything (within reason)?

I'm not certain, of course, because I just asked ChapGPT, which is not 100% reliable. I have never seen them before. I asked again, and Friernlocal is right!

ChatGPT says:

Both great ideas. I went round that house in the early eighties (I think it was, may have been later), but I think the tour is differently done now (and a lot more expensive!)

The 185 is often the same. But that's why buses sometimes (and annoyingly) stop to "regulate the service". To be fair, it's often due to traffic conditions. If there is not much traffic, the one behind catches up with the one in front.

I imagine this is because of the average additional time involved, due to the styles. You could have asked the reason? I will ask, next time I'm in there. Many salons have this differential pricing.

Another vote for Kuki. I have been going there for years. I wouldn't go anywhere else. Loads of recommendations on here, if you do a search. I have only ever had Shingo, the owner, but to the best of my knowledge everyone else there is very good. https://kukihair.com/

Thanks so much for this! That's really useful!

Unfortunately posters on here complaining for months and at length about this surgery seem totally reluctant to move elsewhere, despite how easy it is to do that. They think things will somehow change, despite all the evidence to the contrary.