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It is apparently the plan for the price to rise to 10p but not until January 2020. They can charge what they like but they can't tell you this law is already in effect, because it isn't. But we should all really try not to buy them at all.

The thing is that until the change of chef, ToastEd did really well. We'd go about once a month and it was always busy, even on a weeknight. Once it changed over, they did the same sort of thing , just nowhere near as well. Also, the service wasn't quite as good, so it became less of an attractive option. Unfortunately now, there's nothing special about the place. DovertheRoad Wrote: - > > Think you're misunderstanding me. All I'm saying > is if I'm eating out every week (my type of > regular trade here) I cant really do curds and > puree on toast at that frequency. Sure it had a > good run with the foodie crowd for doing something > different but is soemthing so achingly "on trend" > a recipe for a long term business success? > Especially in a suburban location like LL?

Yep, I used to be a landlord and it wouldn't have occurred to me to try and charge tenants for something like this. Unless you've somehow damaged the boiler (unlikely?)then fixing it is his/her responsibility.

Hmm, we used to go to ToastED pretty regularly, mainly because it provided something you couldn't get anywhere else. We went to Terroirs once and wouldn't bother again. DovertheRoad Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The point im making here is that I'm more likely > to give regular, repeat custom to Terroirs than > ToastED. Which might be why ToastED is no more. > For something special we probably do a Den Watts > and go "up west" or perhaps to a new beard place > in Camberwell or Peckham.

Do we need another thread on this?

No point appealing, it's valid.

I'm a champagne socialist (although these days I like a nice Francia Corta) but I love a pound shop.

They said in their last letter that they'd be writing again to explain how to pay. I wonder what these two massive bailouts are costing us on top of the ?30 we have to pay. DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I no longer have a car so cannot take my garden > waste to the Devon Street Depot. > Ironic that in an attempt to clean up the air I > am faced with this dilemma. > > My garden is tiny. Much of it paved and partially > decked. > I have a Strip of soil down each side which needs > to be tidied up from time to time. > > Enough to fill my Brown Bin 2 - 3 times a year. > But it has to be done. It needs doing now, > > How do I actually pay the ?30.00 and get to keep > my Brown Bin and get it emptied, ?? > > DulwichFox

It does when you've already paid for it. tomskip Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ?30.00 p/a. ?1.15 every two weeks to have a brown > wheelie bin full of garden waste taken away. > Doesn't seem bad value to me.

No need for another tiresome thread on this subject.

sillywoman Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > edcam Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Maybe just park somewhere else? > > Ahahahahahaha. Good joke. Have you even ever been > to ED? Yes. It's that place that's full of people who are surprised when they get ticketed for parking where they shouldn't.

They always do this and I always say the same thing.

They're brilliant for those under 100ml things you need to take on a plane in your hand luggage. You can moisturise as you fly over the people on here who are obsessed with plane noise.

Maybe just park somewhere else?

You lost me at "akin to pro-regime propaganda I've seen in Syria and Iraq" Get a grip.

I'm more worried about their increasingly poor quality fruit and veg.

I agree, Animal Friends. They also donate some profits to animal charities.

You?re not really going to fit in tbh

diable rouge - I am deeply troubled by Corbyn but right now more troubled by Brexit. I agree. If Labour finally wise up and come out against Brexit they might be our only hope of averting this disaster.

Do they still do Elizabeth Duke? If not, they can talk to the hand cos I need a signet ring.

JohnL - you're really depressing when it comes to trees ;-)

I saw a great thing online about how, when they replaced the timber in the cathedral 160 years ago, they planted enough oak trees at Versailles replace those trees and to be able to do it again the next time it was needed. Whether these will be mature enough yet I don't know but amazing forethought in supposedly less enlightened times.

Wrong section.

If this thread was being viewed by a stranger thinking of moving to East Dulwich, I'm sure they would instantly change their minds.

I'm not clicking on a Daily Brexit link but that seems a reasonable salary for the head of a council. Some of the others listed here don't though. uncleglen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6900619/C > ouncil-fat-cat-earns-nearly-FOUR-TIMES-Prime-Minis > ter-600k-salary.html > The southwark chief exec is on about ?194,000 > basic full-time equivalent salary