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The Lib Dems could have brought the Conservatives to within one vote of defeat on yesterday?s Brexit bill, but Tim Farron and Vince Cable were absent. Unbelievable! https://news.sky.com/story/liberal-democrats-admit-party-messed-up-over-brexit-votes-11439419

Great result on Saturday but jumping on an ambulance in celebration? What kind of idiot would do that? https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/world-cup/england-world-cup-fans-sweden-celebration-ambulance-ikea-bus-stop-london-win-a8437026.html

Protest next Saturday https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=158364321640322&id=157691131707641

I use one of the many buses that go to Elephant & Castle then take a 388 for my daily commute to Moorgate. It does take longer than the train but it works for me.

Elphinstone's Army Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- Ten minutes ago to enable dinner Enabling dinner? Is that what folks call cooking these days?

There are many free films available on Amazon Prime and the list is updated regularly. It?s good to have a different range of TV shows available too. We?re fans of One Mississippi and Life in Pieces.

Bishopsgate is in the congestion zone so you would need to head up Commercial st from TBR if planning to go in that direction.

Lidl have them for around ?1.70 for 15. Decent size and quality.

The fruit and veg stalls in Herne Hill Sunday market and the Seasons of England greengrocers next to DuGard & Daughters usually have gooseberries when in season.

Introducing patches of wild flowers in green spaces seems to be a trend across Southwark. The mound in Burgess park opposite Albany road looks lovely from spring onwards. Likewise a strip on Camberwell Green next to the road.

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > fruityloops Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Louisa - great trolling. > > > > What about BBQs? > > > Never been a fan of BBQ's either. Also, why does a > BBQ have to involve fossil fuel burning? You can > get gas and electric options! Don't understand the > fascination with antipodean style meat > preparation. Steamed and slow roasted meat retain > far more flavour than being burnt and half cooked > on a coal burning heat pit. > > No trolling from me, just honesty as ever. > > Louisa. Gas is also a fossil fuel.

tekton23 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Great for soups too! Cooking already doesn't get much easier than making soup making in a pan!

https://www.southwarknews.co.uk/news/southwark-council-assures-residents-homes-safe-following-grenfell-tower-block-fire/

Just came through Camberwell. The works have finished now - all clear.

Have you looked in Mrs Robinsons on LL? They usually have a good selection in there.

Impressed by all the recommendations on here we asked for a quote to paint the exterior of our house. They came round, seemed very keen ... never heard from them again.

https://uk.webuy.com/stores/store_details.php?branchId=139#.WL5jQJHfWf1 This place on the Walworth road buys CDs, games etc.

The en-suite bathroom features nice hipster sideways tiling?

Morrison's usually sell it and I'm pretty sure I saw some in Sainsbury's DKH last weekend.

Hairandeyes must think ED folk have more money than sense 🤑http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?9,1725549,1725573#msg-1725573

Are there any children living at your neighbour's, dirac?

rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Robert Poste's Child Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I wasn't arguing with you: I just take a more > > pragmatic view. Hard to imagine all the > > pedestrians walking in single file on the > narrow, > > sloping pavement, dogs on short leads, while > > cyclists have the road to themselves! > > Didn't think you were! The pavements are eight > feet wide...when we walk in DP we use them or walk > on the grass. The signs in DP actually indicate > that dogs should be on short leads at all times, > which I think is daft, but I can't understand why > dogwalkers, and other walkers, don't enjoy the > grass when it's as dry as it is at the moment, > instead choosing to walk round on hot hard tarmac. The signs about keeping dogs on a short lead are for the inner parts of the park only. No such signs around the outer perimeter.

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Never quite understood this class thing in the UK. > Aren't the working class the one's who would > rather live on benefits than work? Eh? Is that supposed to be funny/ironic? If not, it's pretty offensive.

IDS was on the Andrew Marr show in Sunday. On the Brexit campaign and the ?350 million a week NHS pledge, he said: ?We never made any commitments. We just made a series of promises that were possibilities."

Polenta is good for a change. I prepare according to instructions - basically pour into a pan of salted boiling water, stir until thickened, add butter, Parmesan cheese, herbs (thyme works well), pour into an oiled baking tray and leave to cool until firm. Cut into slices and fry until crispy. It works with lots of different accompaniments. This is a favourite of ours. https://www.hungryforever.com/griddled-polenta-recipe/