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Thank you for posting this. That was our cat (Bluebell) and she died later today. Can you give a description of the car (by PM if you prefer)? Thank you.

We have a letter for you that was deleuvered to the wrong address - if you get in touch we can sort it out. Thanks.

Hi, Our daughter (4.5 years) also attends the German Saturday School in Forest Hill and just to say that it is not a school per se but more of a playgroup where they do arts and crafts. It?s very informal and friendly and your child certainly does not need to be fluent to attend. The children have all sort of levels of fluency. Hope this helps.

Hi Dickens, Does your crack look anything like the attached? I would be interested in your experience - feel free to DM. Thanks

Bump for the weekend!

Hi, Our daughter will start at the Judith Kerr School this September and we were wondering whether any parents of the same intake would be interested in the odd play date over the coming months? Feel free to get in touch: 07876 023 199. Thilo

Thanks, but the vehicle is taxed (it doesn?t have MOT which the police won?t act on if the car is stationary).

Does anyone know anything about the ownership of this van, currently parked on Fellbrigg Road? It's been stationary for about a week and its MOT expired in February. Thanks.

What a great guy - he came to look at our washing machine within 24 hours, kept in touch throughout and gave good advice. Makes such a change from some of the other ?tradesmen? I have had to deal with!

well, the next thing that will happen is someone will smash it up and children etc walking past will touch it. I have reported this to Southwark, too.

I support your right to protest - just be mindful, when venting your anger, that there is a Peppa Pig movie showing at 12.15pm and you will have young children in the building at the time of your protest.

FYI, I saw them too (on Fellbrigg Road) and reported them to 101. bobbsy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Saw on saturday, whilst walking down lordship lane > towards the library - two scooters coming up the > road, so close together they looked to be touching > (which was what caught my eye). As they zipped > past, I heard an alarm sounding - I was too slow > on the uptake to get any details, but I realised > as they disappeared into the distance that one > scooter was stolen, alarm blaring, and the rider > was holding onto the other black scooter and was > being towed along the road. They must have broken > the steering lock and couldnt start it. 4pm in the > afternoon, broad daylight.

There is a centre for asylum seekers at the top of Barry road near the church. There are many men, women and children there who need clothes and toys for Christmas. My wife went over the weekend and they are short of things.

Try Spinach (formerly The Chandilier) - they are open for all day brunch today and have done a really good job with the place.

We used Solomon today for a one off clean of our bins - excellent service and I would highly recommend him! The company his is VIP Bin and they have a website but you can contact him direct on the above number.

Hi, Admin, FYI we have had that problem since we upgraded our BT router - have tried switching in and off with no result. Thinks the only website where we've had problems. Thanks.

He knocked on our door and seemed legit to me. We talked for a bit about Shell.

Hi, I wanted to leave a whole-hearted recommendation for Dulwich Eco Gardening. - Saeid and his team are doing an excellent job transforming our garden. They are hard working, reliable and know what they are doing. You definitely get value for money! If you need work done in your garden, I would suggest you contact Saeid (also check out his Facebook page for examples of his work: https://www.facebook.com/dulwichecogardening). Cheers.

There is also this one, parked on the pavement outside the closed down PC(?) shop towards the top of Lordship Lane (ED Tavern)...clearly hasn't moved in a while!

adonirum Wrote > > se22cat, understand your sentiments completely, > but these individuals represent different levels > of government. James Barber is a local (very good) > councillor, this is a candidate for national > politics. ...unless I am mistaken, JB will stand as the LibEem candidate at the next general elections.