Mick Mac

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James Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- given the secrecy around sold > prices. Hence my original post. There isnt ultinatley any secrecy. Within a month of the actual transaction, sold prices are freely available. Althouh the process from "under offer" to completion can of course take some time, if that is what you mean.

Mike - I have a works drinks that evening which deosn't start until 6.30 in town, so unless its ends abruptly i'm unlikely to be able to be there. If I can be there by 9, then as with Guy ill be in touch with my order if that's ok too. thx.

Houseoflego Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Velux blackout blinds? Keep them down from the > morning to the late afternoon and the room should > stay cool. It works in our loft. We have remote control velux blinds on our veluxs - it works fine, so if upgrading i'd recommend this option. The sliding doors have no blinds but recently we have had these open anyway - and if you also have a front of house window open you will create a flow through of air

No. Its Dulwich relevant. Some Se22 properties are within the DE boundary.

BrandNewGuy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Trossachs is fine for safety ? the trouble is > confined to a particular spot on Glengarry Rd that > the police know all about. In 23 years, I've never > felt worried. Come off it Guy - you're older than that.....

localyocal Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- The rules says > that the estate can take first charge over the > property for any amounts owed to the estate and so > the banks deem them un-mortgageable. > Most mortgage companies wont be willing to take a second charge. Perhaps they have only recently been made aware of the estate charge (or are only now taking it seriously/literaly) and are playing hardball until they change it.

dulwichbloke Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mick Mac Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Yes - initially looked a bit heavy handed to > get > > the police involved, to me. But then with knife > > crime so prevalent, best to do so. > > > > Assuming it was just a fight, suggestions of a > > criminal record are laughable. > > The Police were only called because one boy was > knocked over twice by punches in the space of > about a minute, the second time hitting his head > (loudly) on the kerb. It wasn't stopping, so I was > concerned someone might get properly injured if it > carried on. > > As for criminal convictions/records, I never > raised that as a possibility (and I don't think it > is). I would have thought it is now a School > matter (together with the Safer Schools PC > liaison). Now it's over, what I am hoping is that > those concerned are discouraged from having > serious punch-ups in my street. While some might > like to describe it (almost sentimentally) as > "just your classic school scrap", my young > children don't need to be frightened by seeing > violence like that on their doorstep, nor do they > need to witness 15 (to them, very big) kids > shouting, swearing and being aggressive towards > each other. Indeed, several passing school kids > (who were not involved) looked positively > terrified by it. > > So, no, it was a rather nasty fight and very > unpleasant to see, but nothing like as serious as > a street robbery or GBH. My post did say, as regards calling the Police, "best to do so"

Am I the only one that never goes to a bank?

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is this just your classic school scrap then with > everybody clustering round to watch (and once > someone goes down it's over) or is it worse. Yes - initially looked a bit heavy handed to get the police involved, to me. But then with knife crime so prevalent, best to do so. Assuming it was just a fight, suggestions of a criminal record are laughable.

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ireland could now reach number 1 in the world > rankings by beating the All Blacks by more than 7 > points in the autumn. OMG - i now have the wobbles. Ireland number one in the world at just about anything, has never happened.

Good series win for Ireland Sexton's season. Grand slam, Heineken Cup, pro 14, Series win in Australia

It's the longest day. Is that mid-summer? Is the shortest day, then mid winter?

England were good last night, unlucky not to be comfortably ahead and kept probing, not short of ideas, plenty of probing passes, neat interplay near the edge of the box and plenty of width too. was pleased with what I saw.

rendelharris Wrote: > > What I've heard (and this is subject to severe BS > but the people I know are quite involved) is that > for the right money he'd take over England with a > view to ultimately taking NZ into 2023... Dream on Warren. He wont get the England job or the NZ job eirher, would be my guess, neither country likes him. Anyway, Joe Schmidt must surely be ahead of him in terms of the NZ job in the forseeable future.

Countrlass22 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ha abusive members. Nothing better do nit pick. > > Your so hilarious and you're a sado IMO... let the guy/girl have a bit of fun. Calling the council at 12.10am.... i mean really. Maybe you should move to the burbs

edcam Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > These things are part and parcel of living in > London, particularly next to public parks. They > have been for many years. There are people living > in Park Lane who have loud rock concerts in the > park next door. You're probably living in the > wrong place if you let this sort of thing bother > you. Agreed !

JoeLeg Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > William Rose are not, shall we say, very well > respected by other people in the meat trade. > > Style over substance is a commonly held opinion > about them by their peers. Just shows you what suckers we are really. They were selling rib eye at ?28.50 per kg the last time I went in. And of course I bought it as it was the only rib eye they had that particular Saturday.

But camra is surely focussed on real ale offerings as a major factor in their decision....?

spark67 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I went Saturday with a few friends on Saturday, > loved it ! we all live with in a 5 minutes walk of > the Park so were so pleased we could go to > something like this without trekking across > town... it was pretty chilled and well > organised,didnt notice anyone working the event > being impolite, We knew of a lot of people local > who went. Really don't see the problem here, > didn't tale up any more space then the Fair that > usually visits the common, and a lot of the park > was still unusable for the Public. > One of our group lives right on the Rye and said > when the event finished the cross dispersed > quickly and quietly with no trouble. > Funny, as this is the first time I've looked at > this thread and saw all the negative comments from > a few days ago BEFORE it started, and we were > talking at the event about how we suspect there > were the usual people on the forum probably > spreading doom and gloom about it, probably > (usually the same people) How right we were, and > how predictable this forum has become... I just > laugh at it now as its become a parody of itself > 🤣 > By the way I am nowhere near a trendy young > hipster (that term is SO 2015) and I said goodbye > to my 40's a while ago now ... have lived here > over 20yrs, so hopefully I am not deemed an alien > by now by the ED border police 😉 Great to hear it went well for you and hopefully everyone else too. Peckham seems to have so much going for it now!

IlonaM Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think you're mistaking the word. A quick google > and translation = a profanity. I suspect he knows....

Jess85 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Scotch meats is good and lots of choice but given > it's not organic (?) I don't understand why > everything is so much more expensive? William Rose isn't organic and its very expensive (imho) .......

jimbo1964 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I thought it was going to be an East European > deli. Hmmm, sure you did.... Cans of Tyskie anyone? whilst having your nails done?

Ellem86 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I don't think the bride has behaved badly at all, > it seems to be her money grabbing family. eh? where did you get that from. If you ask me, they are lucky to have her. She outranks him significantly in personal achievement, and genuine popularity. But I cant see it working long term. She has a career and has achieved a lot already - I don't know how she's going to come to terms with royal life in the longer term.