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Hey - did anyone contact you about this? I used Steve before and wanted to again, but can’t get in touch… :( Just heard from Steve: nope. Such a shame, their work was top notch.

Hi sally buying - thanks for taking the time to flag this, it's kind of you. It happened on Saturday, and the pane is being replaced this week. sally buying Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > overcaffeinated Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > mancity68 Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Just heard that one will be opening on > > Bellenden > > > Road too next month. I think it's going to be > > > called Gather and will be in the old Paul's > > cycle > > > shop. > > > > mancity68, thanks very much for the shout-out. > > > > A friend and I are setting up Gather, and yes, > we > > hope to open next month. Our website > > (www.wearegather.uk) has more info about what > > we'll be doing, and we're on Insta/Twitter > > (@wearegather_uk) and Facebook > > (facebook.com/wearegather.uk). We hope to see > some > > of you when we've opened! > > > Not sure if you know but your shop window has been > hit and cracked

lietoswim Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > While I would welcome more, there is a zero waste > shop in Nunhead called BYO. It's great, well > stocked, but only open Wednesday to Saturday (I > think). BYO is now open Tuesday-Sunday. It?s where we currently shop, and I agree, it?s really good. Laura (the owner) is lovely, too.

mancity68 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just heard that one will be opening on Bellenden > Road too next month. I think it's going to be > called Gather and will be in the old Paul's cycle > shop. mancity68, thanks very much for the shout-out. A friend and I are setting up Gather, and yes, we hope to open next month. Our website (www.wearegather.uk) has more info about what we'll be doing, and we're on Insta/Twitter (@wearegather_uk) and Facebook (facebook.com/wearegather.uk). We hope to see some of you when we've opened!

Thank you, everyone, for filling in the survey. It?s super helpful and has really energised me to build a business that works for as many of you as possible. Unfortunately in the last couple of weeks both of my business partners have pulled out (for good and understandable reasons). I?m still very keen to do this, so I?m looking for new people - I think it?ll be more fun to share the highs and lows, it?ll bring different skills and ideas, and also I want to work part-time (I have a young toddler). I?ve done quite a bit of thinking and research, so some of the legwork is out of the way; but I?m also very open to new ideas and challenges - I don?t have all the answers! I?m after a business partner (or two) to build and share this together. If anyone is interested, and serious, please PM me. Thanks.

Hi there - I?m really confused by this - I didn?t write any French, and it?s showing up as English to me. Sorry, I?m not sure what?s happened there! Elphinstone's Army Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Why is this survey described in French ? is this a > French initiative ?

They?re not a high street shop; you order in advance, they then place a bulk order for everyone, and you pick yours up. moondancer Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > BeccaL Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > This is the one in Herne Hill > > https://www.nakedlarder.co.uk/ > > We attempted to check this place out a while ago - > they are coy about their address > which is not even declared on their Facebook page, > or the full postcode. > Has anyone physically been to the premises? > If grain is stored in sacks there will be vermin. > > I remember food being weighed in grocers with a > paper or waxed bag and a little scoop, > and if the weight was one raisin over, a delve > into the bag with uncovered fingers usually > sorted that out. > > There is a good reason why sugar, grain and flour > is packaged early.

It?s not single use plastic. We buy meat rarely but, when we do, we use Tupperware to transport it home. For cheese we actually use beeswax wraps. moondancer Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Tupperware is plastic ! and leaks BPA into the > contents. > > The nearest advocate of the principle you are > espousing is the wonderful little stall on Crystal > Palace Market > on a Saturday morning. > The produce is excellent, the couple who run it > are informed and informative and friendly - The > Store Cupboard > Haynes Lane, opens at 10 am.

Thank you everyone for your positive comments and for doing our survey! We really appreciate it 🙂 Bodsier - Naked Larder work differently; you order every two months. The closest ?proper? (ie high street shop) ZW shop is Hetu, in Clapham Junction. You can also take your own Tupperware to the local cheesemongers and butchers. That?s currently what we do.

Myself and two other locals are hoping to set up a zero waste shop. We?d sell packaging-free dried food goods (bring/buy your own containers, or use free paper bags/jars, and fill up with as little or as much as you want) and non-plastic/reusable kitchen and bathroom items. It?d probably be in Peckham, possibly Nunhead (ED rents are bonkers, sadly). We?ve done very short (5 minutes) market survey: https://goo.gl/forms/q32hrjA0tMUXRQYo1 We?re hoping for a wide range of responses so we?d be really grateful to anyone who fills it in. Thank you!

Hi all - anyone know of any good toddler Spanish classes not far from ED/Peckham Rye?

My now-15-month-old boy and I are still up for meeting a few new mum and toddler friends - please PM me if you?re up for a coffee/park wander/play date!