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A quick Google has brought up some local services... http://www.southwark.gov.uk/info/200230/domestic_violence_and_abuse/2603/domestic_abuse_and_how_to_get_help http://solacewomensaid.org/get-help/southwark/ The Solace Advocacy and Support Service provides independent advocates to support men and women aged 16 or over, affected by domestic and sexual abuse. We also provide support on safety, housing, going to court, benefits, health and immigration issues and can refer you to any relevant specialist services. Sanctuary Scheme The Sanctuary Scheme is designed to prevent someone affected by domestic abuse from becoming homeless as a result. The scheme provides security works to a home, ranging from changing locks to the installation of an internal ?safe room?, allowing women to stay in their homes. WRAP Our Women?s Resilience and Awareness Programme involves a range of support groups, workshops and courses that support women affected by domestic and sexual abuse to build their confidence and take care of their wellbeing. Advice Our Advice service offers short term support to women affected by domestic and sexual abuse living in London. We provide immediate advice and can refer women on to safe refuge accommodation, longer term advocacy support, counselling or specialist children?s services. Solace Services in: Southwark Telephone: 020 7593 1290 Email: [email protected] Hopefully you can get some specific help.

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bic Basher Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Iceland were around for years (previously as > > Bejam) who sold convenience ready meals which > were > > heavily processed. M&S don't sell that type of > > ready meal product. > > > How do you know that.. ? > > Have you compared all of them .. ? > > Are M&S ready meals not processed then.. ? > > Do M&S Ready meals not cointain .. salt.. sugar.. > polyols.. artificial colourings.. e-numbers.. > preservatives . ? > > Do they contain less saturated fats.. ? > > Are they any of more nutritonal value .. ? > > Are they Healthier.. ? > > What do you base your statement above on .. ? > > DulwichFox By reading the ingredients list foxy - M&S meals contain very few 'nasties' and generally aren't excessively high in their salt content.

Cardelia - please stop defending the lying conning deceptive b**tards that are southern rail. Just know when to hush.

Cardelia Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Cedges Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Because a 30 minute delay on a 4 hour cross > > country train is a very different prospect to a > 30 > > minute delay on what should be a 12 minute > > journey. > > > > I also get nothing because I don't buy a travel > > card, I pay as you go so whilst my bus journey > is > > supposedly cheaper (except when I have to get a > > total of 3 buses like yesterday) my journey now > > takes 50 minutes and not 12 - there is no > > compensation for time lost. Thats over an hour > and > > a half of my day gone. > > Oh, I agree that 30 minutes is completely > unsuitable for defining delays on suburban > commuter journeys, but it is what we're stuck with > and everyone knows in advance what the criteria > are. That's why I don't see it as a con. Just because you know something in advance, doesn't not make it a massive con! > You can get compensation for PAYG journeys. If you > register your card (either Oyster or bank/credit) > with Southern, they keep a log of all taps in/out > and it should be straightforward to highlight the > journeys which are eligible for compensation. I > don't think it will work if you're using buses > instead of trains, but if your bus journey is > taking 50 minutes surely you're better off getting > the train from ED to London Bridge using the > revised timetable? Thanks, hadn't thought of that. Just to clarify - do you suggest I get up even earlier and get the over packed 8.30am train or the 9.30am train for my 9.30 work start time? I appreciate you were trying to be helpful but we're not all thickos - please don't patronise me.

uncleglen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sometimes people are scared to report anti-social > behaviour because if the miscreants know your > address they may take retribution. I once reported > something, and even though at least 4 houses would > have been affected by the nuisance, it was my car > that got vandalised several times. > So, James, do the noise or environment team tell > the nuisances who reported them? I had to be smuggled out of my flat by the Met police once after I'd called the noise people and they'd had to leave on 'health and safety' grounds, due to the threats I was getting.

> > I'm not sure I follow. If your normal train is > cancelled and you can get home within 30 minutes > of your scheduled arrival time by using another > train, then you've been inconvenienced but not > severely delayed. Rightly or wrongly, 30 minutes > is the defined cutoff point for compensation so > I'm not sure why you feel it's a con? Because a 30 minute delay on a 4 hour cross country train is a very different prospect to a 30 minute delay on what should be a 12 minute journey. I also get nothing because I don't buy a travel card, I pay as you go so whilst my bus journey is supposedly cheaper (except when I have to get a total of 3 buses like yesterday) my journey now takes 50 minutes and not 12 - there is no compensation for time lost. Thats over an hour and a half of my day gone.

srisky Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Another timetable question....the journey planner > for tomorrow says the 8.51 from ED is running - > has that been the case for the last few weeks? > There are also seems to be two 9.16 (not sure how > that is possible with only one platform), a 9.19 > and a 9.30. > Thanks Ooh I'd also be interested to hear about the 8.51 if that ran today? It took me 3 buses to get to work today as there was a 17 minute wait between no. 40 buses. Grrrr.

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jaflong Tandoori > 42 East Dukwich Rd. SE22 9AX > > So it is in East Dulwich. > > DulwichFox Based on the postcode or 'East Dulwich Road'?

cella Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Out of interest, how do you get to the classes > timetable on the EveryoneActive website. I've > looked everywhere but can't find it. The booking > system for classes looks complicated and some > classes aren't listed in the system. I just want > to see the complete timetable. The reception staff > don't have hard copies as apparently the timetable > is changing frequently. https://www.everyoneactive.com/centre/dulwich-leisure-centre/timetable/ https://www.everyoneactive.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/GEX_Dulwich_JUN16.pdf

LouiseC Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes there was a H&I direct train daily up until a > few months ago, oddly I think they may still run > on weekends but not weekdays, I could be going mad > but I'm sure I saw one on the departures board at > Peckham Rye on the weekend? I'm pleased you said this because I was convinced I got one train to H&I direct from DH only a couple of weeks ago...but it was on a Sunday, so that explains it and I'm not going nuts. Thanks!

My computer is not the fastest but it usually struggles through....I am having a mare completing my compulsory online induction however...the site is not great....

Sally Eva Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bike Train to central London Wednesday July 20th. > For full details, see What's on forum > > Fun and free. Never think about Southern Trains > again Does your bike train have an air conditioned carriage you will pull me to work in?

danielson00 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Reply from Harriet Harman.. Thank you for posting, I just received the same email and came on here to copy it! Good to hear she seems to be taking the matter seriously at least. We can but wait, hope and see what the tabled debate next week brings.

http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?5,1682022

I'm delighted that some cyclists around here are apparently significantly less sweaty than me but as I can't cycle from Peckham to ED without being a wringing mess, I don't think I'd want to sit at my desk all day - unfortunately some of us are not lucky enough to have shower facilities.

Southern have just confirmed to me on Twitter (after 6 messages asking for info) that from ED to LB there are no other services between 8.30 and 9.30. I start work in LB at 9.30 - I'm sure I'm not the only one - hard enough to get a seat on the 8.51 as it is. I don't understand how this is being allowed to happen. I have also emailed Harriet Harman, I hadn't thought about Sadiq Khan but will do so tomorrow - the more people that do, the better.

How long has 'Dulwich Leisure Centre' been called this, quite clearly in East Dulwich and a stones throw from Peckham? I'm not sure its a wholly new phenomenon!

I moved from Virgin to Sky Fibre broadband down Copleston Road last September - I think the Sky is much better.

My point was that other shops are already open - Londis is open 24 hours...so the argument is null and void.

> Crispy pig's ears? Those are for dogs........ Not any more!

The focaccia with yeasted butter is amazing, as are the crispy pig ears - you can get those type of bar snacks in the downstairs bar too. Oh also, they sometimes have cornflake ice cream. It might be one of the best things I've ever tasted!

Its been there years - who cares - move on and spend our tax payer money dealing with things that actually matter please.

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi Kibris, > You mean longer opening times when the small indie > shops are all closed? > How on earth does that help them? The gelato place is open late - Organic village is open late - you might pop in one of the many drinking establishments on the way back from picking up some milk... > Residents are entitled to have down time. > These hours are significantly longer than what > went before and almost exactly match the Coop. Don't buy/rent a house next to a busy shopping street then. Its not new concept for Lordship Lane. If the co-op is already open, whats the problem with another?

Ah I see - in which case I had seen something about this but hadn't realised what it was called. I'd never heard of anyone playing!

I didn't know that there was a Peckham Rye Festival last weekend - I think there is probably some useful feedback in that fact alone! (and I have been in previous years). I will caveat that I had been on holiday in the week lead up and I rarely look at the whats on pages on this forum anymore. I did however know about the west Dulwich and Dulwich fairs last Saturday and Sunday and I'm generally 'the one in the know' within my social group for local stuff (I'm observant and read stuff!). I live in SE15 but near to East Dulwich Station and increasingly split my time 50/50 in ED and Peckham. Sorry to have missed it.