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Thanks for this David. Have saved a copy to my PC. You never know when/if it may come in handy.

Rather than bites, could be a reaction to something in or on the leather. Try putting a cover over the sofa before sitting down and see if you are still getting the same reactions.

7 year Itch?

Is this work still scheduled to start Friday 13th at 8pm? Transport for London do not seem to have anything on their website concerning the closure or any bus diversions.

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Looking forward to it

Well said Anne. Hope you and your cats have a very happy Christmas and a prosperous New Year

Can I just point out that prior to the provision of "wheely bins" most of us in Southwark had our own bins. It was the council that decided to issue these new bins for their convenience of emptying once per week and at the same time decline to empty any other type of bin or plastic bag. At that time we all had the use of our front yard, however small it may have been and didn't have to put up with the eyesores of streets of wheely bins of assorted colours. And yes, as I have put No. stickers on my bins and pay to have them cleaned, I do expect to get the same ones back everytime and not to have to go down the street swapping with neighbours. This is after all a paid for service included in our rates and taxes not something provided out of the Council's goodness of heart.

Sounds intriguing and worth a visit

I wonder, has anyone caught in the Box Junction by Peckham Bus garage contested a TFL issued PCN on the grounds that it is an "Illegal Box Junction" and won their case?

I think you will find it is all down to the luck of the draw when they split the year intake into classes. I was there with my grandson on the first day of year 7 intake in September and I can assure you that there was a very diverse mix of colour, shape and height! My Grandson was dwarfed on either side by both black and white boys and has made friends with a whole range of them. Having watched them all troop out at close of day, on many occasions since that first day, I would say that the overall mix is no better nor no worse than any other in the borough and as long as the boys get along with each other, enjoy the school, get a good standard of Education and do well in their studies, what is there to worry about?

Google "Ofsted Reports" and type in "Rye Oak Primary School" There is a full 13th May 2010 report and an Intermediate Assessment Statement 15th January 2013 saying next Report due Summer 2014

I have been parking regularly at Kings with a blue badge for the last 2 years (sometimes daily). Both Lambeth and Southwark run the scheme where you can park in Pay for Stay Bays or joint Pay/Resident Bays for up to 3 hours. Having said that, I have parked in Resident only, on single and double yellow lines and in Loading only bays for longer than 3 hours at a time and as long as my Blue Badge is showing, I have never yet been ticketed and I have noted that many other Blue Badge users do exactly the same thing, due to the shortage of Disabled Parking Bays. Wardens just seem to turn a blind eye. I have even parked on double yellow lines in front of one warden and he just turned and walked away, so I wouldn't worry too much. Just avoid Staff Parking Bays as they can get very shirty with you. Just find a space if you can!!!

According to TFL Contactless Rail, this doesn't start till 16th September 2014 for tube, tram, DLR & overground in London

Looking forward to it, come rain or come shine

Our thanks to the dozen or so that turned up in the pouring rain, together with the reporter, to show their opposition to the closure.

Our thanks to the dozen or so that turned up in the pouring rain, together with the reporter, to show their opposition to the closure.

When Dr Sarma first moved into his Surgery in East Dulwich Hospital from Maxted Road it was on the understanding that he would eventually be moved into the "New Super Dooper Primary Care Unit to be built on the site of the knocked down half of East Dulwich Hospital". If indeed his surgery is closed down, who will be the new PCU be given to? That's if indeed they ever get round to building it. It's been over ten years now and they haven't yet broken ground on the site.

Please see other posting in this section re a demonstration being held on Saturday 28th June at 10am outside the Surgery at East Dulwich Hospital.

The demonstration will be at 10am outside the Surgery at East Dulwich Hospital and is being organised by the Surgery Staff. They ask that everyone upset by this Surgery closure attend to show how much it means to us.

Hi James, I have sent you an email with a copy of the latest response from NHS England re the Closure of Dr Sarma's Surgery in East Dulwich

I have been sending emails to NHS England and have today received the response below: Thank you for your enquiry dated 12th June 2014. In response, I would advise that you contact your local NHS England Area Team via the details below: NHS South London Area Team Southside 105 Victoria Street London SE1E 6QT 0207 932 3700 I hope this information is helpful. Kind regards, George Fuller Customer Contact Centre Support Assistant NHS England Tel: 0300 3 11 22 33 Email: [email protected] Website: www.england.nhs.uk Address: NHS England, PO Box 16738, REDDITCH, B97 9PT I have already passed this information on to James Barber via email and fully intend to start ringing NHS South London Area Team tomorrow and to keep pestering them till I get some sort of response.