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lizbells6 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thanks to everyone for advice. Am trying patches > again at the moment. Fingers crossed! I know an excellent hypnotherapist!

positronic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Advice needed, I want to take my cats to my quiet > local park. I'll drive them there in carriers, > find a nice peaceful spot in the park and let them > out on the lead. I have harnesses for them both > and a double retracting leash for safety. > They will not be able to go beyond three meters of > where I'm sitting in the park. > The dilemma I have is with dog owners releasing > their dogs from their leash when they're prohibted > from doing so under Southwark Park bylaws. I'm > unsure what will happen to the dogs if they come > over to the cats or vice versa. I can't say I'd recommend doing this, but if you do maybe 2 adults would be safer. For any unexpected event. But every instinct of mine is screaming no, tbh!

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Passiflora Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I wish the old sweet shop well and hope they can > survive for the next 30 odd years. I posted about > Just For You, the clothes shop at Camberwell > Butterfly Walk having to move to re-locate but > walked past Pesh Flowers on Denmark Hill yesterday > and looks like they have shut down too. > > Very sad, as they also had an upstairs workshop > that helped people cope with their cancer > diagnosis. Yes, Pesh flowers is a sad loss. They decided to focus on online business

Bic Basher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The 40 change is being announced on the Countdown > board screens at bus stops. I was on an unfamiliar bus at the weekend and it was being announced, along with the stop information.

The Guerilla gardeners may be able to help? (lovely thing to do btw!)

Gozo was a delight

How do males of middle age make friends, I'd like to know. My brother is a loner and I'd like to encourage more social interaction, as it's crucial for mental health. He does not work.

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The European Election Results seem to have proved > that if there were to be a second Referendum > the vote to leave would be much stronger. > > Remainers should take note. > > East Dulwich is a tiny insignificant place and > will not influence the overall view of the > country. > > I really hope Jeremy Corbyn will not become PM. > That would be disastrous for this country. 'After weeks of wall-to-wall coverage of the Brexiters - be it Nigel Farage or the circus of Tory leadership candidates - it was Remain which came out triumphant in the end. The Lib Dems, Greens, SNP, Plaid and Change UK vote share, so far, was 40.4%. The Brexit party and Ukip together was 34.9%. If you - rather crudely, but not altogether unfairly - add the Labour vote to Remain and the Brexit vote to the Tories, it comes out even starker. Just 44% for Brexit parties and 54.5% for Remain parties.'

Does anyone do this? Just interested in the nearest place?

Citymapper says around 40 mins

Chick Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You would get volunteers a plenty if you paid in > cash and at least the minimum wage. It's medical research get a grip! I did this and was out in way less than 4 hours, that's just an very generous estimate.

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2019/may/12/metro-bank-quashes-false-rumours-of-financial-instability-

sunshine77 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Our cat is a beautiful grey cat and we live in > Landells Road. Someone has been feeding him and > has taken it upon themselves to trim his whiskers. > If a cat is not yours, do NOT cut their whiskers, > feed them or do anything you have not been asked > to do. Whoever you are STOP IT Could you post a photo of your cat? I tend to agree about the keeping him in for a bit. Maybe break the habit

I read that as you wanting to buy the pub itself! But lovely idea, and Dulwich Estates are the people to contact, good luck jeff1946 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hello. I've just joined and am hoping someone can > point me in the right direction. 'The Grove' > Pub,on the South Circular Rd,near Dulwich > park,opposite Streatham C.C. has been closed for > some time now. The old Pub sign is still there and > I'm wondering who to contact with a view to > purchasing it. This was the pub where I met my > future wife at Xmas 1990,we married in 1995 but > she died in 2011. I have recently moved house and > would really like the sign to put up in my garden > room as the focal point of a memorial to her > memory. Any advice would be appreciated. THank > you.

Shoreham got a mention on here recently, we saw lovely amounts 2 weeks ago

Get a months rent in hand. Include everything, unless you think they may have the heating on constantly, or use all your broadband! A big area of contention is cleanliness, people have differing standards, so you could always charge enough to get a cleaner?

Very common near me. My bugbear is work starting before 9am on any bank holiday. I never lie in because of various neighbour noise but the grass cutters are the most annoying!

Thanks ED_Pete!

I'm looking for the very useful link posted which had details of some lovely sounding walks within easy reach of London. Some Italian friends over here would find it really useful

I want to pass on my old android phone to a friend now I've upgraded (he is unemployed) I can go through the phone and uninstall apps but what else to do to wipe it clean of any trace of me?

Why do the many spiders I reside with (willingly I might add) have a problem keeping the moths at bay? I see they tend to catch all sorts of other creatures..

It's all part of the push to card use, restricting easy access to cash.

sweetgirl Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6792809/T > eenager-19-fights-life-stabbed-knifings-crimewave- > continues.html I the text, it literally says his injuries are not life threatening although the headline is 'Fights for life' They also link the Dennis Anderson murder as being on the same estate!

Not a star particularly, but some people may recognise Eileen of West Dulwich, a regular on London radio, and such a character. Lovely woman.