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Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > BB have a menu on their Instagram page.. mains > around the ?15 mark. Side veg ?3. So priced > slightly cheaper than Franklins, Palmerston, etc. Do you have a link, Jeremy?

nxjen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's like no one had heard of Southwark Woods > until a couple of years ago! I'm thinking of renaming my house Sue Mansions (or maybe Sue Hall) and forming a pressure group to get it Grade 2 Listed. Or Grade 1 if I can get a big enough group to make enough noise.

Thanks, that was what I was hoping but didn't want to risk losing it all!!

Sorry this is a very basic question. I had a load of stuff on an external hard drive because my old laptop didn't have enough storage. It was all backed up on Carbonite, and when I got my new laptop all the stuff on the external hard drive was downloaded onto that as well. However all the documents, music, pictures etc from my old laptop are now saved in "This PC", while everything from the external hard drive is now in a folder labelled F, which is saved in OS (C: ) along with things like drivers and program files. All I want to know is whether I can safely move this F folder into my "documents" folder in the "This PC" section, so that I can then start to sort it all out. In case it's relevant, the (very) old laptop was running Vista and the new one is Windows 10, which I am finding it a bit hard to get used to, grammar. Thanks.

They never learn .....

nxjen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm wondering if the courier company is DPD? They > give a one hour delivery window and an online > tracking facility that lets you track progress of > the delivery van. I've had deliveries from them > when at about 9.30 I've been about the 50th drop > but still they've made the delivery window of say > between 11.30 and 12.30. Allowing 10 minutes per > delivery is over generous as in fact the delivery > addresses are close together and often there's > more than one parcel delivered to the same > address. I'm a big fan of DPD, even paying > slightly more if there's the option that they > deliver rather than a free delivery with another > courier. Same here. It's really good having such a small delivery slot.

That isn't funny.

Jenny1 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I love the way that the phrase 'full confidence' > is such a reliable kiss of death. :))

Have you refreshed the page, Foxy?? :))

titch juicy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Does anyone else find it mildly irritating when > restaurants put up a website without a menu? > > Surely they must know that the first thing people > want to see when they look at a restaurant's > website for the first time is the blinking menu. > > It seems to be a common thing too. Thought the same when we passed on Saturday (I think it was). All lit up, tables laid, looked open, but no menu in the window. Hopefully at some point they will let us know about food and prices!

MistyBlue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And as for Sue...well! As for Sue ... Well, what? And what is your reason for rehashing the part of the thread which led to many comments being deleted by admin? ETA: People can read the remaining comments and make up their own minds.

If you have moved to a different provider, then yes. If you are still with the same company, there should be a way of getting them onto your new phone. At least that was what I was told quite recently.

Great to read this. Lucky swan :)

rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > .....ooooohhh, I just remembered 'chip sticks'. > This is impossible Yay! Chipsticks!!

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have eaten at Ganapatti.. Amongst the worst > Indian food I have ever had.. > > Their little Starter selection could easily of > been 'IceLand Indian party Selection.' ?2.00 for > 16 pieces BOGOF. > That sort of thing.. Their rice 'one lump or two' > > > Really taking the P. > > DulwichFox But you eat at places like Jafflong. Ganapati is in a different league altogether. If you are used to bog standard Indian food which you can find in any UK high street, you probably won't appreciate more subtle food from restaurants like Ganapati. Each to their own.

karen s Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi All. > I feel exhausted all the time. Various aches and > pains also low vitamin D and B. But feel there is > more to it. > I never get the Chance to tell my GP all what is > going on with me. Maybe you should change your GP?

MistyBlue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Loyalty, commitment seems to mean nothing these > days. Sad post. She must be feeling very blue. > When will people learn that dedicated service > shows great loyalty and passion from their > employees and that this place runs through her > veins into her heart. I'm sorry to hear this, and > I hope ALL the regulars go elsewhere. There's nowhere much else to go in East Dulwich. The Castle is/was the last proper pub left round here since the CPT became The Great Exhibition :(

I didn't mean Lewisham as an interesting destination, rather as a way to get home from Greenwich via the DLR! I personally don't think there's much of interest in Lewisham, though I may be wrong!

Tower of London is extortionately expensive :( What are your mum's interests? Locally, there's the Horniman and Dulwich Art Gallery, both well worth visiting if she hasn't been before. And parks, cafes and restaurants near to both, too. ETA: Where does she live? If in the sticks, Brixton Market might be interesting, or a walk round the shops of Peckham (old and new). If the weather is nice, a boat trip down to Greenwich (lots of interesting things to do there, plus a market) might be nice. And you could come back via the DLR to Lewisham, and then a 185 (there are other routes, but I always like going on the DLR, especially if there's no driver and you can get seats at the front by the windows!)

Glad you got the antibiotics, but why could the distric nurse not phone the GP, instead of waiting till he got back to the clinic? Particularly as it's a Friday?

ed_pete Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue - my experience of Elm Lodge wasn't as good as > yours. Phoned this morning for an appointment any > day next week only be told there are no > appointments left and I would have to ring on the > day and take my chances. Oh dear, that's bad news. I must have been lucky! Well, so far they have been a damn sight better than DMC, so all I can say is I'll give them a reasonable chance and see what happens. I'm usually quite healthy, touch wood. Now I've found out how easy it is to change, I can always change again, though I hope I won't have to! I read their reviews etc and they seem to be very good, plus the practice seems to be genuinely listening to what patients want.

Well, having (as I thought) saved the survey to complete later, as there was an option to do, when I went back to complete it (before the closing date of 31 January) there was nowhere on the site that I could find to retrieve it. So I contacted the council officer concerned, and he couldn't find it either. Nor could he find any completed surveys (before anybody gets worried, it - eventually - turned out that there were 95). Long and tedious story short, after many many emails and phone calls between us, I eventually had to start the whole thing again and complete it via an emailed Word document. Which was tonight. Well after the closing date now, but I have been assured that it will be included. A few things: First, if you completed a survey online, you might want to check that it was actually retrieved to be included in the analysis. Second, apparently the website is run by some outside company - either the whole thing or just the part with the surveys on. Third: Given that I was able to save a partially completed survey but not to retrieve it, there seems to be something wrong with the website which this outside company needs to address. Fourth: Given the length of time it took to sort this out (after a fashion) might the council think it would be a good idea to train any of their people who are dealing with online surveys so that they know, for example, how to access the relevant data? I'd be interested to know if anybody else has had any similar problems, as originally I was told there had been ten emailed responses. ETA: Just to add that the council officer concerned was extremely helpful, just didn't seem to have the technological know-how required, which is hardly his fault.

Sorry to break this to you, but it goes on for weeks. You think it has gone, then it comes back. It's been going around ED for a while now :(

TheArtfulDogger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Why do foxes like to dedicate on hard surfaces Who do they dedicate it to? :)

Fair enough. I stayed with DMC for years because the actual medical side of it was fine.