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My son had his bike stolen from outside Sainsburys on Lordship Lane yesterday around 4:30pm. The bike is a dark grey and red Pinnacle Neon 3 as per the picture in this link https://99spokes.com/en-GB/bikes/pinnacle/2020/neon-3 It had ONE red pannier on it and it contained a black rucksack which had a flute in it. The flute had been in the family for 35 years. It has great sentimental value. Any information gratefully received and reward would be offered for its safe return. Many thanks. -
Hello! If you were the person kind enough to leave a note that you had "clipped my car" - a grey Volvo XC90 on Underhill Road either yesterday or Wednesday, then could you please contact me as the phone number you provided does not seem to work. Thank you!
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FOUND! - Lost Black and White Cat "Flash" - FOUND!
eharper replied to eharper's topic in Lost, Found or Stolen
A HUGE THANKYOU to the amazing Dulwich community and all of you who spotted Flash and got him back home to us tonight. -
Last seen Friday 10 July. Black and white, long haired, no collar but microchipped. Responds to Flash or Flashy. Lives at 174 Underhill Road. Please could you check your garden shed as he could be locked inside. Please let us know if seen. Please call 07879 335148. Thank you!
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Childminder recommendation: Lorna Barley
eharper replied to Holly B's topic in The Family Room Discussion
Both our sons have been looked after by Lorna and we would not hesitate to recommend her. When we had to leave our first son to go back to work we never had any doubt that he would be well loved and well fed! He became a regular on trips to Peckham and into Dulwich park. Lorna's house was always spotless and she helped develop our boys, instilling in them good manners and also identifying the right time for them to move onto a different environment. Now 6/7 years on we are still in regular contact with Lorna continuing to take a strong interest in their development.