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hello LV0210 I would love to show you a Thermomix in action. it's absolutely no obligation and you definitely have to see it and use it to understand how it can help you. Thanks Peckhamrye and Siduhe. Please email me on [email protected] Corinne Thermiechef

Jules. I have come across the same problems. I care for my disabled sister. Her Southwark council flat is freezing, so much so you can see your breath. Old large windows that are rotten and bang in the wind, not insulated, not secure, so we drilled and screwed them locked. I have tried through her social worker under the Southwark Council Safer Warmer scheme but was adamatly met with blank looks every time, and no action. I even wrote to the head of Southwark Council - nothing. I have found that no one is willing to look at an individual case and recommend improvements. However painting. etc to the exterior of houses along the street has been done. It is more than shocking that vulnerable residents are living like this. My sister spends most of her time in bed under several duvets, it is too risky for her to have an electric blanket or a hot water bottle. The cost of her gas and electricity bills are a constant stressful worry and she cannot meet payments to heat her home and I have to help financially. She is considering moving into shared sheltered housing for this very reason. Totally unacceptable, and very frustrating. If you do get anywhere could you let me know.

thank you all...

Thank you all. I am forming a list, great ideas...

Thank you Renata. keep suggestions coming please.

I have coming to stay for a week and I am looking for ideas for day trips out/activities. Can anyone help please. They love animals and we have already been to London Zoo and Crystal Palace park...Thank you

BlindAid 102 Bermondsey Street, London SE1 3UB Telephone : 020 7403 6184 Website Address : http://www.blindaid.org.uk and these loan out radios locally

Hilili, what good work you do. The link below may be helpful they loan out radios for the blind. http://www.blind.org.uk/bwbf-agents/agents.asp

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A planning application 12-AP-3604 has been > submitted to turn the large ground floor of 41-43 > East Dulwich Road from offices into a shop - > probably another Tesco or Sainsbury's. > > The planning documentation is very sketchy - which > smells fishy. Please copy me into any email so I can help. Think your morals are the sketchy thing here, and your purpose is the only fishy smell.

Calculus. Joannas have updated their burger. A soft buttery brioche bun, and I am not going to tell you the rest, so not to spoilt it. It was so divine that I had to go back again the following week for another one, while the hubbie had rabbit. Which is another of the lovely things. A great menu to please all. Now I am hungry!

I am a BIG fan of Joanna's, and have been twice in the last month and can reliably report that it is always amazing. William even sat down with us for a chat and bought us a glass of champagne for our wedding anniversary - How fantastic is that. It is still under the same ownership and management as it has been for the last 30 years+ and I am sure they would love to see more of ED come up the hill. Corinne

Hey Just saw this, pleasure to do anything for you Sue x

A Peoples supermarket - that's what we need :)

Came home exhausted and in a bad mood, but this thread and you guys that post have made me chuckle..actually, my husband is late home?!

Please does anyone know Medusa / Kate. I need to return a car seat she lent me..

Hi, I am a Private Chef working locally and have been approached by Housebites. Unfortunately they are now not looking to expand in this area until May of next year at the earliest. If you like my facebook page Thyme and Place, you will see postings of drop off suppers locally that I will be doing from this Saturday. Intexasatthe moment I have pm'd you. My website is www.thymeandplace.co.uk Corinne Ruffler Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Haven't tried them, but this looks potentially > interesting. > http://www.housebites.com/

Nicholas Spears Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Aren't we taking 'respect for privacy' a little > too far if the relatives of a man who died in a > public place name him to millions in a > newspaper...yet he is carefully referred to as 'Mr > X' on a forum read by a few thousand? > it's a bit like the closing down of discussion on > another thread, where it emerged that, apparently, > a man had hanged himself in Sydenham wood. There, > all discussion stopped after a posting that we > should 'respect this persons privacy and allow the > police to do their job'. If someone has hanged > themselves in a public wood where I take my > children, I'd like to know about it. > If we take this too far everyone will be > anonymous, no deaths will be spoken about, and we > won't be able to pin anything down. > *No-one's privacy has been disrespected in the > production of this posting I would like to know more in the public domain about the man found dead in Sydenham Hill woods, and I did not know he hanged himself, it is not morbid or curiosity seeking, but if you live locally and walk through the woods, it is nice to know what is going on..

Count me in. as long as the weather keeps up we should be in for bumper crops, lots of different types of beans, peas, tomatoes etc ...too early to say what we will have loads of though, although growing lots of different veg. Would love to swap for fruit..A great idea...:)

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1379735/Black-headmistress-Shirley-Patterson-saw-lynch-mob-parents-poster-called-police.html

Best advice is to leave earlier if you can. There are a lot of speed restrictions on M1 at the moment, the later you leave the worst everything is london and the M1...I leave on a Saturday around 9am and its fine. I find the best way is over vauxhall bridge, marble arch, down the edgware road, then turn right by lords cricket ground as you get to the canal and little venice, so do not follow M1 signs at the lights there, as Kilburn is stop start traffic, and a nightmare at any time...takes me an hour to get onto the M1 with the this route and timing.

HonaloochieB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Del Boy off of Only Fools & Horses does this sort > of thing and people enjoy his cheeky roguery, poor > old Brooks Senior tries to make a little poppy > from the gullibulls in the SE22 postcode and > people want his guts for gaiters. > > Funny old world. Get real HonaloochieB - Del Boy was fictitious. Champagne Charlie is a confident, repetitive, con artist. Note the difference. > Contact the South London Press, Evening Standard,get his name and photograph in newspapers again IanR I wonder if they'd risk any identifying reference on current information. But passing the word around the trade of someone using this MO might be a good idea. As long as Champagne Charlie does not have a court case pending press could refer to it...sure they would know how to word it... AND ???? were those beans bitter!

Sue, Really sorry to hear of your encounter with this horrible man...Contact the South London Press, Evening Standard,get his name and photograph in newspapers again, just contact the press desk; nationals often pick up from that too. That would be satisfying retribution in my book!

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > How on earth could an owl fall off a roof? > > They have wings! > > Very glad this had a happy ending, I've never seen > an owl in London, used to see barn owls when I > lived on a farm. We live at the edge of Sydenham Hill Woods and have a couple of owls in the back garden, its fabulous!!!

victoriapeckham Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I am really baffled why, if there was a huge fight > inside the club, the staff kicked out dozens of > angry, violent fighting kids into the street, > without first calling the police to make sure they > cleared the area. Perhaps someone from the Hamlet > Football Club could explain. Quoted in tonight's Evening Standard...