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I used the rise osteopath for my little one and they were brilliant.

Kids can kick at St Faiths in Herne Hill is brilliant really lovely teacher and a small group of 3 yr olds, my 3yr old boy goes and loves it as its not to intimidating. https://www.kidscankick.co.uk

www.up-a-level.co.uk is running a 11 + course at JAGS, and offers 1:1 so could help!

Www.up-a-level.co.uk Gill she normally has a yr long waiting list but worth a try!

www.up-a-level.co.uk but she usually has a long waiting list. Good luck

Another recommendation for Stephen, he was brilliant at communication and advising us what was best for our flat, he came on time and did a brilliant job, the carpet looks great and Stephen left the place tidy and clean with no marks on our freshly painted skirting and walls.

Thanks I have passed it on.

If you saw the actual crash please pm me thanks.

i used the new mountain buggy duet v3 it fitted in small spaces and all doors but seemed cheaply made and to put the seat and bassinet on was quiet tricky. Ended up taking it back as i didn't get on with it, the wheels kept clicking and got a puncture and then went for the ub vista and it is amazing, seems great quality so easy to change to double and singe, a great bassinet that you can use over night and really nice to push and good size basket even when in a double and easy to collapse into the car. I have 18m gap

Hi, If anyone is looking for something to do with their toddler tomorrow Rabbit Tales in the Venner Road Hall (by Peddar on Sydenham High Street) is great!! It?s Interactive storytelling with fun songs. The class is run by Rachel, a local mum who makes up new songs and stories using props and gets the kids to help her act out the story. It?s every Tuesday 10am - 10.45am at Venner Road Hall, Sydenham SE26 5EQ. The session is ?5.00 per family drop in.

@bels123 thank you @bobbsy hilarious @fruityloops you took the time out of your day to post that. @ianr thanks @Lynne thanks

@pugwash that is incredibly annoying for you @kidkruger i will probably try that @loz fair point i probably am, where i use to live in ED we had the same and it wasn't ever a problem as people respected driveways and never parked over them. Where I am now it appears not to be the case. Did have permission but it was done probably 50 years ago so no lines then. @B&G good point I might do that @robbin I'll let you know! Thanks for everyones feedback

@Abe_froeman Of course I do but we have a narrow drive way so only one of the cars in the household fits in the drive way and the other car fits across it, if I was to allow southwark permission to ticket our driveway we would have to pay to have our own car over the drive way.

Thanks just called them and they said we have to get given a form to sign which allows the council permission to ticket anyone who parks over our drive, however that will mean we then cannot park over our drive as they will ticket us!!! So we are powerless.

does a motor bike count? It's so annoying we only just moved the car out the way to have space for the van as we are having work down and now we are having to pay for the van to park in a bay thanks to this persons car. The other week someone parked across the drive for three days I am getting so tired of this! Just called that number on the link, and we have to get given a form to sign which allows the council permission to ticket anyone who parks over our drive, however that will mean we then cannot park over our drive as they will ticket us!!! So we are powerless.