jadeyc

A new baby card for this couple has been sent to the wrong address. It's been to a couple of houses on my street but unable to find the rightful owners. Last resort posting here. Happy to pop in the post again with correct address. Pm me. Thanks

Looking for something along these lines to take my daughter to on a friday. I want to be able to participate with her. Not hugely fussy for ballet. Any recommendations? Thanks

Thanks acb2013 I'll ring tomorrow. I need to get dates in the diary to juggle work. And so it begins.....

Have parents been contacted by their child's allocated school to give them details for starting and settling in September? I'm still waiting to hear from Edmund Waller. Thanks

We've just moved to Nunhead (near the station) with our two small children. Looking for a decent GP surgery locally. Where's good? Thanks

According to my search, 30% of london properties are at risk! It's a tough call and because it's a leasehold and actually hasn't subsided, I can't seem to get any sound advice. Arghh!

Lived at the top end for 6 years and only just moved last year (not through choice). It's a lovely place to live but don't kid yourself- it's still Peckham/Camberwell! If you can afford the prices, I'd go for it. Investment wise- it's definitely on the up (although I wonder if it may have reached it's peak?)

I'm just trying to get a measure of how commonplace it is to get this result back from the searches and how much it would put off future buyers. I feel fairly relaxed about it: any problems will be picked up by buildings insurance but I definitely don't want to be saddled with a property I can never sell because of this. Any body else out there come upon this dilemma?

Thanks lameduck. Where's plum pudding hill? Never heard of it.

We're trying to buy a leasehold flat very near to Nunhead station. The searches have revealed there is a very high risk of subsidence. This conclusion has been reached 'based on analysis of historic insurance subsidence incidence data within a 0.5 km radius 0f the postcode' The management company have no details of this and don't seem to be aware of the risk. Is the whole of nunhead/brockley subsiding and that's just the risk you have to take if you want to live in the area? Thanks

I've called and booked on an open evening in Novemeber. Thanks

Thanks all. That's helpful. Are they having any kind of open day for prospective parents? Does anyone have a contact number? Cheers Jade

Can anyone please give me some coherent information on the HA free primary which was opening this September? I'm about to start the open day trawl for my son who will start Reception next Sept and I'm moving up that way. I don't know the area very well and keep getting random snippets and there's nothing up to date on the HA website. thanks Jade

Hi all! I need a bit of help here. I'm thinking of buying a house (edge of Peckham Rye/Nunhead) and the schools within a 0.5 mile radius are Rye Oak, Bellenden, John Donne and Hollydale. My son is only 2 1/2 at the moment but I reckon we won't move again until after he starts school. I've read the Ofsteds but you can only get so far with those. Personal opinions gratefully recieved. Many thanks Jade

We're looking for a childminder from mid/end of October for 3 days a week (preferably tues,wed and thurs) for our little boy who will be one. Any childminders out there who have a vacancy, or does anyone have a recommendation? thanks Jade