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GinaG3 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ... when I got home the next day > the postman had left a parcel on my doorstep all > night. Glad it wasn't nicked it was quite a > expensive order I had placed in a less convincing > sized box but still shouldn't of been left there > at all! Hi Gina, We had the same thing on 2 separate days last week: postman putting parcels under the doormat, which could easily be seen and pinched by anyone passing. The second time he did it, my wife was home and saw the postman from an upstairs window. So she ran down and asked him why he hadn't knocked, and why he thought it ok to leave parcels where they could get stolen. He simply turned his back and walked up the street. Anyone know where/how we make a complaint? Thanks!

We're expecting our first in early Feb. I very much enjoyed this one:Peter Downey

This Christmas has certainly let me in indulge in abundant galimaufrey

Not going to win an award for most exciting post of the year, but I don't know where to ask this dull question! Does our council have a team to sweep and collect the Autumn leaves? I live by Goose Green playground, and all of the heavy fall of autumn leaves we had a few weeks ago are left rotting and untouched. Maybe naive, but I thought this was something the council would have a team of people dealing with?

Nice! Anyone have a link to a higher res version of that?

cate Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > To those who want to convert their green bins to > blue ones; what will you put your non-recyclable > stuff in? I currently have two of the small size green wheelie bins. One is currently redundant. Am holding off on asking Southwark to collect it in the hope fo future 'conversion' opportunity

- The blue boxes are impractical/messy... - ...Clearly "Messy" for the collection team to deal with: for the past 3 weeks on the trot they have emptied mine and then simply tossed them direspectfully over my hedge! I don't want to be a forum whinger, but am just forced to get on here and have a little rant about that: Please Southwark just offer us blue wheelie bins or self apply lid stickers to 'convert' our existing green bin to a blue one: it will make for a cleaner and more attractive local environment, and will surely be more efficient for the collection teams to handle! I'll definitely fill in that survey (!)

...I was racing a 1966 Porsche 906

Funny you say that: We moved (back) here from Clapham because we felt it more mum friendly. Or is this just conflicting definitions of "Yummy Mummy"? My wife is about to become a Mummy. And she's definitely Yummy. So she'll be a Yummy Mummy to me :-$ In Clapham we were in Abbeville Village, which was populated by mums with lots of money/designer buggies/porsche cayennes etc. They were just 'Lucky Mummies' to me, (although some were also 'Yummy' looking but don't let my wife hear me say that) nancyse15 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I just hope it doesn't go too far and go all > Clapham... I love the fact there is still a wide > variety of people - not just yummy mummies, > although they do seem to be multiplying. I live in > Peckham so I do enjoy escaping to LL for a good > coffee.

Mothercare are doing very good deals on the 09 bugaboo bee right now, with a further ?40 off if you order in store

Someone suggested Bodeans: it's not going to happen, but wow what a thought, yes please!