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Pretty sure I saw a Papa John's being installed at Queens Road Peckham when going past on the bus yesterday. Taking over the old cafe which was fish and chips shop before that. More pizza!?

Sainsbury's New Cross Gate still have bins. Or there is one at Rye Lane Asda.

If we get promoted can I still have a beer at the games?

Back to the topic - thanks for the info Tessie - just booked our tix :) Tessie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Good to find nice feedback on Peckham Rye Music > Festival here Pilsbury.. It's something my partner > is heavily involved with. > > Peckham Rye music Festival is happening again this > year (2017) taking part in some of the same venues > around Peckham as well as a few new ones. It's now > in an expanded format - spread over two > consecutive weekends ( with a week of community > focused fringe events happening in between. I will > be there with our baby in his ear defenders! > > Tickets on event cube this year: > https://peckham-rye-music-festival.eventcube.io/ev > ents

There is a new gift / book shop in Nunhead called Material near Nisa. Some really interesting books in there, and some qwirky kids books too. well worth a look.

I like those scotch eggs! Am I wrong to?! Beej Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hopefully it will make the market better than it > is already (it can't get any worse), in comparison > to most in the area - brockley, crystal palace, > herne hill etc it's an embarrassment especially > the food offering, extending it to more of the > same would be a travesty. Don't even get me > started on those breakfast burritos and scotch > eggs *hangs head in shame*

Thanks for this. As a Nunheader I'm getting a little bored of our transport options being reduced, even so slightly.

There is a newish Korean on Lewisham Way near New Cross Gate called Paranhodu. Well worth a look! TD Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not too far from Dragon Castle is a new'ish Korean > restaurant called Chee Mac. It's quite decent with > good Korean friend chicken.. > > Not sure if there are any other Korean restaurants > around but this is the only one I know of.

We're interested in doing this too - would anyone mind sharing roughly how much the whole process cost you? Thanks in advance.

I somehow managed to squeeze on at Queens Road Peckham, but certainly didn't make any friends. The trains are actually making life misery at the moment. When I moved to the area 5 years ago I had 8 trains per hour to London bridge. Now I have 1, delayed and four car. XIX Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 0730 delayed en route today. Only 7 minutes late > in the end, but that's not the point - this > timetable change was meant to ensure reliability > and timeliness. AND it was short formation - only > 4 carriages. FFS. Its just a joke.

Mamma Dough at Queens Road Peckham is open.

I second the one on Evelina Road - great wash/vac and ?2 cheaper on Tuesdays.

17 minutes to go...

I just walked past napura in Nunhead, (the Portuguese chicken place) re-opened after a long closure. Looks great - big dining room in the from now. Menu is on their Facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/bynapura/

Beer prices are on their webpage... Amstel 5.0% ?3.90 Heineken 5.0% ?4.00 Five Point Pale Ale 4.4% ?4.80 Symonds Cider 5.5% ?3.90 Murphy?s Stout 4.0% ?4.00 Gipsy Hill Hepcat Session IPA 4.6% ?4.80 Lagunitas IPA 6.2% ?4.60 Nico Orbit Koln Style Beer 5.3% ?4.60 Blue Moon Orange Wheat Beer 5.4% ?5.20 Gosnells Mead (two thirds pint) 5.5% ?4.00

I've got such high hopes for John the Unicorn - with its big double frontage on Rye Lane. Will definitely be checking it out over the weekend.

Thanks for the info Renata. There is a new quite randomly placed charging cashpoint in Nunhead - one of those free-standing on the street things joined with a payphone. It's up the other end - outside 2sisters Indian. It's ?1.50 for withdrawals and I've never seen anyone use it.

I liked Dead Dolls, nice to have something different. Anyway has anyone tried The Habit - the new place in Nunhead now Bambini's has closed?

We went to Berlin immediately after Christmas one year and that was great. Busy, everywhere open, Christmas markets still around (do check this), etc etc. Our 2 year old had a great time.

SEnewbie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Herne tavern have Barn in back garden of pub which > you can rent. They do have the barn, and it's a great space. When we looked in to this it was ?75 for the rental. We didn't go for it though as the total price can add up quite quickly as you have to then buy all the food and drinks for the kids through the venue.

I think the best thing to do is to go on the Southwark website and download all the nurseries Dulwich. Then have a look at which nurseries work for you looking at thier location, opening times, OFSTED ratings, etc. (whatever is important to you) You can download all the nurseries here: http://www.southwark.gov.uk/downloads/download/3272/nurseries Then phone them up the ones you like and see what their availability / waiting lists are, and compare that to when you need to start. Then visit the ones that are left over and choose your favourite. You might find that your shortlist ends up being quite short. Good luck!

I can't wait to see the outcome of the study. Congrats to you guys for organising this and capturing the imagination of so many residents! I'm proud to have supported.

:) well done!

I know you're being facetious but if you can drive them you could take them to the Southwark Recycling Centre, which I think is pretty much the best the best thing about Southwark. I go there nearly every Saturday dropping something off. http://www.southwark.gov.uk/info/10070/recycling/1364/reuse_and_recycling_centre