Noonan

Thanks Renata, that does relieve some concerns, however I did speak to one of the workers when the were half way up Ivydale road, and he confided that the found two leaks where they had dug down deep.......

Someone spilled tomato ketchup on my 70's original Sheepskin coat, outer (natural type) is there anything I can do? Or is there a good cleaner in the area who will do a good job?

The Nunhead Graveyard has a society which helps in the upkeep of the cemetary, they have an open day on the first Sunday of the Month (or the last?). There are allotments off Elland Road, which sometimes have a vacant plot.

The ongoing road works to the above have brought a welcome rest from the inteminable noise of the passing buses, however I'm a little confused about what work is being done. They dug up to a depth of about 2 foot the top of Cheltenham road and have relaid. They've ignored other sections, and only scrapped the surface off the bottom section.. What is really worrying is the start of Ivydale the've dug up again about 2 feet, but left the middle (and most damaged section) alone, it now seems they're filling it in to resurface. Since the middle of the road is in a contiuous state of collapse, is this just another example of Southwark doing a botch job on road repairs, or are they afraid that if the dig up the middle, it'll show the water/drains have collapsed?

At the last demonstration in Peckham Rye station, (in the Summer); they advised it would be running from Christmas 2012, as there are major stuctural changes to be made to the platform 1 & 2; as they will be removing the office and the waiting room to allow for the extra crowd capacity. They should be running every 10 minutes.