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Another recommendation for Greg. He came the same day to fix under sink leak and pipework. Very professional and quick with a very fair price. Reposting his number here too: +44 7955 656941

Anyone know anything about this Joseph's Fish and Chips opening up by Dulwich Library in the old framer's shop? On looking at their website it seems interesting, they have had some funding to open 4 shops/restaurants up in 2023 in Dulwich, Tower Bridge, Chiswick and Putney. But I can't find anything else about it.

Hi All, Just a quick note to recommend a local ED tradesperson. A friend of mine recommended Tom Matthews to me for hanging a large framed painting and a heavy mirror in my home. He was prompt and professional and fairly priced, so I said I'd happily give him a recommendation on here. You can reach him on 07941 306141 Rich

Hi All, Just a quick note to recommend a personal trainer that I've been using since January. Omar is based out of Dulwich College Sports Club, so has access to their facilities, which you can use with him without being having to join. Also possible to train outside etc in the summer. He's very patient, but manages to push you beyond what you thought were your limits. Without being the sort of trainer that shouts at you to get you moving. Highly recommended. You can get hold of him on 07908 040 037, and a link to the DC Sports club page https://www.dcsportsclub.co.uk/instructors-archive/omar-taha/ Thanks Rich

Hi All Another recommendation for James. Came round same day to fit a new tap. Very quick and professional. Wouldn't hesitate to use him again. Rich

I believe it was from the golf club A private event / party

I used a very simple one this weekend. Pokernow.club Worked really well along side zoom

I would heartily recommend it having visited a few times. great massaman

Hi all I see some interesting debate has opened up. Which is healthy. I can confirm that a first responder arrived after around 40 minutes and then called for the ambulance which arrived 1 minutes later. The patient looked to be in a better condition as they left. So I hope he's ok now. I would say that the call was at around 5:30 on a Tuesday so it wasn't a drink related thing and the chap was only on halves by the looks of it. His son and wife were with him and followed him to the hospital. So I hope all is now ok.

About a month ago I was having a drink the EDT. While I was at the bar, a 55-60 year old chap started having what looked like either a stroke or a heart attack, shaking foaming at the lips and collapsing to the ground. Two people phoned for an ambulance, who said it would take 45 minutes, which I thought was odd given that Kings is under a mile away. I knew Melbourne Grove was close, so I ran to them, knowing they were due to close in 30 mins. I arrived and no one was in the waiting rooms or in with the doctors. So I spoke to reception and said a man in the pub is having a stroke/heart attack, we've called an ambulance but they have said it will take 45 mins, is there a doctor who could come and take a look at help while we wait for the ambulance. To my great surprise the receptionist replied: 'Is see registered with us? Is he a patient of ours?' to which I replied 'I don't know, the guy is on the floor in a bad way, is there anyone who can help?' So the receptionist began typing on her computer chat program to the doctors sat in their offices. After 2 minutes of tapping away, she simply said 'ok, you need to call an ambulance' I was completely and utterly shocked and outraged at this behaviour. How can doctor's turn down assistance to a member of the public in need of help and perhaps the most shocking was the receptionist asking if the guy was registered with the practice.

Penguin68 Extremely noisy road works going on until 4am, using tools such as slab cutters and pneumatic drills are not really conducive to getting 6-7 hours sleep... I am not against works during the night. But the works that were completed earlier in the year were far more sensitive to local residents, as the works commenced around 7pm with noisy works stopping at 11pm and less noisy works continued through the night.

Hi James Please could you let me know who approved the current road works on Lordship Lane/South circular junction by the grove tavern. Seemingly it's been approved that extremely noisy and disruptive works can take place all night. The last few nights we have had pneumatic drills and slab cutting machines until 3 or 4am which is quite ridiculous in a very residential area. Especially with no prior warning from the council. Why do these very noisy works need to take place so late? Previously during the road resurfacing works the noisy works finished at 2300 and after that no heavy machinery could be operated. Richard