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http://m.runnymedehotel.com/home.aspx This only is super duper!

Hi a friend of mine Toby has just built a really good timber clad garden office for my mother in law - full electrics, kitchen, plastered etc and very reasonably priced. I know she is really happy with the finish. Toby has also installed a bathroom for myself which is finished to a very high standard. His number is 07737 775914 Matt

Hi these are in the shop to look at - James will be able to take payment if you would like them.

Thanks so much for all your support and great feedback. We are having some goodbye drinks at the shop this Thursday afternoon so please do pop in and join us in saying goodbye to the pop-up - its been great fun! Anorak + Molly-Meg

We're selling the display bunk beds including mattresses, duvets, pillows and Anorak bedding sets. All purchased new for the shop display so never been slept on. To be collected by Sunday latest. ?300 Ono.

Last orders at the Popup shop, we close our doors for business next Thursday 9th Feb. Thanks to everyone for supporting us, it's been great and we hope to be back soon! Anorak + Molly Meg

i have known this family for over 25years. The mother of the son who sells the trees every year at the plough has a direct link to the charity. She volunteers her time to work at the St Christopher's hospice on lordship lane. Shame on you who suggesting otherwise.

Anorak and Molly Meg pop up shop in the former East Dulwich Deli! Open for business today selling design led homewares and kids stuff. We're open today until 6pm so come and say hi.

I would like to recommend and thank Dave who quickly fixed our boiler thermostat. He also had some very good advice on our gutters and drainage which I'm sure we'll be following up on. Matt

Something needs to be done about this (not sure what to suggest!). I was walking into the park by Camberwell cemetery today and it's awful to see all the amazing poplar trees gone. Terrible shame.

On the new overground extension, there's no direct link between Honor Oak and Peckham Rye. You will have to change at Surrey Quays and double back to Peckham Rye from there. So I'd rather the bus option. spanglysteve Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If you had asked me previously, I would have said > I was in favour of this extension. However, upon > relfection I think this would be a costly > mistake. > > The overground extends to Peckham Rye later this > year. Therefore, those wanting to make a > connection to it from the 63/363 will be able to > in less than a years time. > > To buy more busses and employ more people, and do > more feasability studies to resolve a problem > which will not exist in less than a year seems > wasteful.

Nowt wrong with a sunday buffet. Babur does a beauty.

There's a roundabout in Norfolk where people dump their unwanted chickens. Chicken roundabout

Wow thanks, so many posts already. I'm amazed. Property is clearly a hot topic in the area. I just wish my other post where I'm flogging a pushchair had prickled this much interest.

Sorry, boring subject but I have a question regarding property sales in East Dulwich. It seems properties are being advertised at higher prices than ever before in the area and I was wondering whether these prices are actually being reached. I ask because we're trying to buy a 2 bed flat with a garden and discovering nice ones advertised at ?350,000+. However, land registry sold prices show similar places selling for ?280,000+ over the past couple of years. So are vendor's expectations vastly inflated, or have prices shot up in the area recently?

My route when it's very busy is the A20 from Lewisham out to M25. It's very fast moving but a bit of a long way around. I'm from Surrey and normally follow South Circular out via Wandsworth though.

In my opinion, the rationale behind the new yellow lines is flawed as cars will now go faster down this stretch of road with no parked cars or speed bumps to slow them down. Regarding the speed bumps, I had a word with a nice chap from the council who was inspecting the work last week. Apparently, these pinch points are the preferred method of traffic calming nowadays because they're less noisy for residents. However, since the road is quite wide, even in the so called pinch points, they don't have any effect at slowing the traffic. A simple pedestrian crossing near Solomans' Passage would have gone a long way to make things safer for pedestrians. Massive waste of money I say. Shame, because as a tax payer and a resident I'd have no issue if the results were actually fit for purpose.

According to the paper that came through our door last year, yes. Although plans may have changed since then.

I live on the road and received consultation papers stating that speed bumps were to be installed. I was very pleased as there have been quite a few people hit on the road while trying to cross and we find it quite hairy trying to get across with our pushchair. However, as previously mentioned, these ridiculous additions to the road aren't raised so will have absolutely no effect on calming the traffic. Also, they're making the entire stretch of road double yellow lines and I fear the lack of parked cars acting as obstacles will just speed the traffic up even more. Absolute joke.

Another one going up now! Let's see if they can do better with this one.

We live on Nunhead side of Peckham Rye and was pleased to hear they're putting in speed bumps to calm the traffic that often hurtles down the hill as we try and cross the road with our baby. However, having seen the first one has now been finished, we're disappointed to see that it's completely flat and is incapable of actually slowing the traffic. I wonder if this is a mistake or intentional due to buses that use the road.

They've all been sliced off around Peckham Rye Common.

I recycled my recycling bins. Used them to grow tomatoes and carrots this summer as they're very deep and great for this type of thing.

12 bus is now way better for commuting both to and from Regent St (I get on at Peckham Rye). Because both the 12 and 453 have been replaced, the roads are less congested by the bendy buses so traffic seems to be moving more freely. Also, the top deck is nowhere near as full as bendy bus used to be and touch wood I've got a seat on every occasion since they came in. Plus, there are now way less dodgy types getting on for a free ride. I can't really see any reason to complain about the swap over.

Old Nun's Head has good upstairs function room.