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I'm really sad this Stik has been taken. I really love the local street art. Hopefully with Ingrid's "touch up" it won't go far. easytiger - you'd need planning permission for the mushrooms as they are an external addition / fixture. They presumably don't fall within the 'permitted development' rights.

Has Curry Club turned into date night?! What's all this 'plus one' business?! Heehee!! ;) I'll be there (alone!) x

That is terrible. Poor bloke. I hope he's okay.

I note there's a street briefing meeting due on Friday (1 Nov). Why hold these on a weekday lunchtime when most people are at work?!

I can do 12th Dec for the Christmas Curry Bash....but I should warn you that my work Xmas Party is the night before (11th) so I'm likely to be fragile!!! I'm sure a curry will sort me out though :-)

I agree with what Carrie says. Also Enviro Searches are generally based on a post code area, rather than property specific. You could ask your Conveyancer/Solicitor to obtain a specific Flood Report for you. These are not expensive and more accurate. Please also bear in mind that conveyancing has become so risk based for lawyers & search companies, they have to cover their backs. If they didn't say there was a potential flood risk, you bought the property & it flooded you'd be likely to sue them. It's the culture we live in these days....

I agree that MASTA are very good. I went on a work trip to KL in February and had been travelling in SE Asia in 2005. I took along my vaccination booklet from 2005 and they confirmed that I didn't need anything further. I thought they were very honest, as they could of suggested I get re-vaccinated. I agree with the others above - get your jabs a few weeks before you go.

Definitely up for Christmas Curry Club!!! Just need to check dates & see when my work Xmas do is :)

Or the midlands.....there's radon in parts of Northamptonshire. The buyers lawyer can do a quick search online and see if your property is in a radon affected area.... http://www.hpa.org.uk/Topics/Radiation/UnderstandingRadiation/UnderstandingRadiationTopics/Radon/ (They took over from the National Radiological Protection Board)

pebblebeach Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > How is this going to harm the cat? Because cats lick themselves, this will be ingested & may be toxic. Simples. Plus, the dye is really unnecessary when water will do the trick. There's no need for cruelty.

Good luck Susy!

If it's a male cat & un-neutered you would be able to clearly see his "bits". Can you? Being not neutered doesn't always go hand in hand with spraying etc. they can be separate behavioural issues. What you could do, and I know not everyone will agree with this, is catch the tom cat yourself and take him to be neutered. You can do this either at your own cost, or call the Cats Protection and see if they will fund it. If you tell them there's an entire male causing fights & no doubt adding to the unwanted cat population they will often give you a code to tell the vets & they'll tell you which vets to go to, and will cover the cost. You just have to catch him, take him to the vets & then bring him back. Please don't spray the cat with dye. It's not his fault that he's behaving this way. It's his natural instinct.

Michael Palaeologus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yay!! Missed you both. X You charmer!!!! :-) x

Me too Lisa :( Will be there next time though!!

Michael Palaeologus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It is on the Thursday!! > > Yes Fiona, please do come along. Oops! I meant swap it to the Wednesday!! Heehee :) x

I know!!!!!!!!!! I'll have to "do a Mike" and get it swapped to the Thursday!!! :)

I love the Plex. Yes, it's not fancy and, yes, there are holes in the screens. But it's less than a fiver!! Cheap & cheerful. I agree with the positive comments of the others above. I'd be disappointed if it closed.

I don't think I can come :( I think I've got a works do, but will double check.

Not really watching either - but if I was, I'd of loved the 16 year old who forgot her words. Amazing.

I'm in!!!! :)

Blimey - what's with Kirsty's awful jacket!! How can you of missed her under your For Sale sign?!

Oh fantastic! Love that show & your pub! :-)

Fascinating & colourful but also kind of odd! I'd like to have a look out of curiosity! Sadly I can't make the next (and final) open day, which incidentally appears to be on 7 September and not 1 Sept as quoted above :)

She's very cute! I'm sure her owner is missing her terribly. Have you checked the lost section on here? Otherwise you could try the Celia Hammond Trust up the road towards Lewisham.

Foxy See above - 7ish at The Montpelier C