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Maybe because there is water in Peckham Rye and Dulwich Parks it seems more acceptable and natural. I have seen a few swimming in the streams.

Why not go to Brixton Village/Granville Arcade indoor market area. There are loads of places to eat and it's safe for kids to explore. Food places open for lunch about noon on Sunday.

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Fasting blood test. I turned up at 10.30am and > waited 30mins. You must have been hungry if you couldn't eat until after 11 am.

andy_nD Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Same here (Rye Hill Park) - a few blipsyesterday > and this morning, then no power since about > midday. Generators being loaded onto the street as > we speak.. Did you find out why? What a bother.

Karl at System Solutions in Blackwater Street could probably source you one. Also, the Apple store now does staggered credit if you decide you would like a new one and can't pay for the whole thing upfront. Have you looked on Ebay or Craigslist?

He He, great minds think alike! Good luck.

People turn up really early due to blood fasting tests and work reasons. That is why it is so busy in the morning. I have been in huge queue when I got there at 715 as well. It took at least 1.30 to be seen at that time. IF you can go later, ie 3 pm ish then you are most likely to get in straight away. It's also school picking up time so bound to less busy.

Gosh, so sorry to hear this. I can't believe it is nearly 3 years since Jed died either. He and your Dad were a wonderful sight to behold.

Bic Basher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You're not kidding Bob! > > It took me 30 minutes on the 185 to get from the > police station to Grove Vale at 2pm. Yes, traffic reports on BBC London is mentioning this as a real problem.

You could do a Money Claim online for the cost of repairing the trousers. Write a letter to the company and tell them that is what you are doing. Then do it. It might concentrate their mind after they receive the letter or the Money Claim. Do you have a legal advices helpline with your home insurance? Most of them provide it. If you do, give them a call and talk it through. Another thing to do is to call Consumer Direct. They take a note of your complaint, give advice and also pass on information to the relevant Trading Standards Department who can also take action.

Why are you telling us this? Did it affect the freezers or refrigeration?

I would always remove the entire green top once bought. And yes, you should store them in the veg. drawer without fruit. Same with celery. I do not keep tomatoes in the fridge though.

Senor Chevalier Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > We appear to have lost Film4 on retuning. Anyone > else had this issue? Presumably there is a way to > manually restore it but TVs these days are all a > bit to auto tune clever for that.... Thoughts? I didn't lose it - it's no. 15 on mine so why don't you retune from scratch and see what happens.

Pretty sure they close at 345 now, so you have to get there by 330.

Gryros.

Annette Curtain Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ohhh dear > > I can now get QVC and Ideal World. I have Bid TV > and Dave Ja Vue > > Do you know what Zhuzh is ? > > No, well you do now > > (3 for 2 on Ideal fekkin World) > > AND THIS IS PROGRESS > > *looks for Buy-a-hand-grenade-Now channel* > > God help us all > > Netts:-S > > (I'm now available in a lighter shade of bronze, > of course) QVC, Ideal World, Dave Ja Vue, Bid TV have all been available on Freeview for years. Pick and the Food Channel are quite new as well.

Agree with henryb. If posting crime details makes someone think about not walking about with their expensive phone on show, or makes someone review their home security procedures, such as locking their downstairs windows, which apparently a lot of people do not do, then it's an important resource. Double locking their front and back doors is also something a lot of people do not do.

beaver14uk Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Rte's 40,176 & 185 are diverted from Lordship Lane > via > East Dulwich Grove - Rye Lane - (rtn via Peckham > High St - Claytob Rd - Hanover Pk) - Peckham Road > - > Camberwell Rd LOR > > Rte 484 curtail to East Dulwich Sainsbury's > > > Rte 345 - curtailed to Brixton Stockwell Pk Walk > > Rte's 35 & 45 are diverted s/b fromCamberwell Road > via > Camberwell New Road - Brixton Road - Brixton Town > CentreLOR You mean East Dulwich Road, not Grove.

Get a greyhound or any lurcher type dog. Lots out there who need rehoming.

djsenior Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi East Dulwich. I've lived in the area for 9 > years, my wife bought a flat here 1998, my family > lived here in the 60's. > > This post is to kindly as for people to post more > good news here. I'm sick of reading of weird men, > attacks, dogs dying etc etc... > > I'm realistic, but we need more good news... > > Thanks Bit ironic....your only other post is about a supposedly crap meal you had at a well regarded vegetarian restaurant in East Dulwich.

ibilly99 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I will be selling in a couple of weeks and am > downsizing - have seen a couple of flats in ED at > 310 and 359 - both pretty sh&tty - a decent 2 bed > garden is nearly 400 !! As I don't have a family > and don't want to pay the 'family' premium here am > moving out of the area. Only the wealthy can > afford to move here now more's the pity. Where are you moving to?

Thoughts of commission results in mouth frothing.

Maybe show them some pictures of unbrushed teeth and say this is what happens if you don't brush. Or find a friendly canine with tartar who will oblige.

Wave bye bye to any insurance money if you left your downstairs windows open or doors unlocked. Common sense people!

David A, Add a grand? What?