KoolBananas

KWinberry Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hello, > did anyone see the group of four men hanging > around on the corner of Ashbourne Gr and Lordship > Lane this morning? Two were waiting near the atm, > the other two in the car (dark grey ford galaxy). > I live nearby so noticed them there for about 25 > minutes this morning around 9am-9.25am I thought > they may have been waiting for the bank to open, > but they left before it did. > > Or am I being paranoid having read too many > threads on this forum? > > KWB I don't suppose you went in to the bank to report it?

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Come on Renata people aren't that daft. > No, the requirements for major repairs to be > needed causing the council to sell homes ended > when your party took control of the council. Even > ?1,000 of repairs caused the sale of a 4 bedroom > house. Perfectly good homes are being sold and the > threshold for selling is ?300,000. In East Dulwich > ward we have no homes for sale under ?300,000. It > doesn't take Einstein to work out this mean social > cleansing. > You can't pretend this isn't your local parties > policies causing this. > Over 900 council homes have been sold or > demolished since your party took control of the > council in 2010, you've promised to build 11,000 > new council homes but only built 26 in four years. > > > And the council doesn't have 55,000 properties. It > has 55,000 freehold properties but 13,500 of those > are leasehold properties and not for the council > to sell. Social cleansing? Social cleansing? What the hell does that mean? A STRONG accusation to make there! Is it also a problem - aren't LibDems proposed policies similar? I'm confused as to why you think that sort of thing is purely a Labour initiated plan? Are not your own ideas targeting mostly voters with families a way of social cleansing? Whilst mud slinging is expected at this time on the cusp of the local elections it would be nice to move into the 21st century and not do this. It doesn't look professional, shows your true side (hmmm you're not as nice as you attempt to portray yourself) and is boring!

who does that?

If you notice areas which are unsafe report it to the council! From experience, other boroughs tend to respond rather quickly to such reports as they are keen to avoid potential court cases.

Don't be getting too excited cmacnew the land still belongs to the NHS AND there are contradictory plans for the health authorities to use the space - there's a thread on here somewhere

Where is this place? Sounds a dream!

Yes I agree they've done well so far and it's great blah blah blah but I'm not too keen on not sponsoring a local achievement. It's like sponsoring a complete stranger I have no connection with what so ever to run the marathon. It's a shame local schools haven't gotten involved or if they have more awareness hasn't been made.

"If everybody gave a ?1/?2/?3/?10/?50 etc"

Out of interest how much pub/road noise is heard in Spurling Road? I mean at such a busy section of the road it must be fairly noisy right? Does that meet the noise levels the council consider acceptable?

Is that not the done thing then?

yo banana dude is ya just having a moan coz ya can? I'm wiv KK I just don't really get wot ur getting at!!!

Interesting to add http://www.london-se1.co.uk/news/view/6493

that link doesn't work

I recently encountered fraud on my card. The second time in two years and once again the transactions were occuring somewhere in Slough. Is this just a coincidence?

Surely you park anywhere at you're own risk? I do feel sorry for your experience but think it is a little unfair to feel let down by Tescos. If you had parked somewhere else where the cameras did cover it wouldn't mean you would be less likely to have your car vandalised. The camera may not have caught anymore useful footage than none at all.

I believe residents in Chesterfield Grove, where I'm currently staying received notification of the planning application this morning. Not sure if the whole street gets it or just those near to Icelands though? Having looked at the planning application looks like the letter has been sent to 111 people? I don't know the ins and outs of planning mind. Sadly I think given the presubmission stuff it does look likely the application will get the go ahead. The deadline is very soon, over the Christmas period where no one will have much time to deal with this or are away. A clever way to do things but not at all surprising.

edcam Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A portal to a magical land. That's Icelands :))

Sazzle30 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My other half had the day off and had to spend > some of it clearing up after your dog. > Surely it didn't take a great deal of time?

I'm going to shamefully do my own plug here... http://www.sjss.org.uk/events/jack-frost%E2%80%99s-christmas-adventure Kid Go Free when calling the Box Office. :-) *I admit I'm with the production!

Somebody make it stop!

I beg to differ, charlotte you're totally out there

You forgot the bit (for YOUR own safety) - make sure the bird is of the largest variety and cooked long in advance to your needs. Gravy is optional but should be considered. You can then enjoy your own Xmas dinner :-D

Maybe they'll be more quieter now :-)

There's also "Jack Frost's Christmas Adventure" at St John's Smith Square from the 27th Dec - 6 Jan. Not sure what that's about though but prices seem quite reasonable - lots of special offers at the moment. Oh and of course there is always something at the Southbank Centre. :-)

a bit different from ballet is the Snowman at the Peacock Theatre Booking from Wednesday, 28th November 2012 until Sunday, 6th January 2013 Always beautiful.