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Another perspective to include - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/health-41312200/measles-vaccine-i-cheated-my-daughter

Signed - thanks for sharing!

There is a section on the forum for contacting the admin in here: http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/list.php?12 Why did you post in 'General ED issues / gossip' ? In what way does this impact everyone, and therefore warrant this section?

I'd like to second redjam's recommendation! And also direct you to the original thread, so you can all the others that recommend her: http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?30,1571347,1646339 She tailored some dresses for me, and made a dress for my mother based on a previous dress that had fallen to pieces!

Hi everyone, I live on Dunstans Road and every weekend (throughout Saturday & Sunday) our neighbours have been doing construction work. It?s been pretty noisy and disturbing, and today I went over to ask them to stop as it?s a Sunday! They don?t seem interested in keeping it to more considerate hours - does anyone have any advice? Or is there anyone from Dunstans Road who this has disturbed too? I miss the days of having a a Sunday not interrupted by drilling or sawing.

The general argument does not appear to be against children cycling on pavements: but simply against inconsiderate use of shared spaces. Ultimately, pedestrians have right of way on pavements. Children should be expected to respect that, as should runners, those on mobility scooters, those with buggies etc. I appreciate children make mistakes and are harder to control, but that doesn't mean parents are devoid of responsibility in ensuring their children don't make pedestrians feel uncomfortable. Personally, I have no problem with considerate cyclists using pavements, but I can see that less mobile (or more fragile) individuals could find this intimidating. To the OP: That was not very nice of the pedestrian, especially as you say your child was polite to him. However I doubt the chap on the phone will see this, so I'm confused as to why you posted your complaint. Your child was no more 'in the right' than the pedestrian was.

For those of you blaming dog owners, would you be supportive of dogs coming into food shops & cafes? It's better to take a dog out and keep it exercised, and occasionally that means a dog will have to wait where society doesn't allow dogs indoors. It's not cruel to leave a dog outside for a few minutes while you do your shopping (weather permitting).

Water back on Dunstans!

But where do you propose the bus stand goes instead?