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HonaloochieB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've checked, and if that's not a gog, then I > don't know a gog when I see one. > And believe me, I know from gogs. > > So, go ahead. Already. Sorry but I only check this at work, thanks for the info jrussel, I shall be passing it on to the relevant parties.

Has anyone else experienced any problems of any kind in Colby Road? Please feel free to PM if you prefer...

Has anyone else experienced any issues in Colby Road area? Neighbour problems or suchlike? Please feel free to PM if you prefer...

ooh, where is it exactly?

My current job is in community safety, has it's ups and downs, like the contact with people... I am a serial volunteerer! My last and favourite was in a food project, FareShare-redistributing fresh and tinned food, donated by supermarkets, to needy projects, very satisfying...

Also try contacting station manager Barry on here, his name is SMBJones-he's done a huge amount of work with forumites and is very responsive and helpfulness personified

You're an absolute star, hope you get a bonus! We'll all get up a petition if not!

Victim Support now supplies purse bells which make a noise (obviously!) when distrurbed-check website www.victimsupport.org.uk kylie6097 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > sue my bag had a zip and an inside one yet they > still got into it. it is scary to think what > people will do, my hand never left the buggie at > all, at least one hand was on it at all times and > yet they went under me carefully and got to it. > > i agree katie i think the bags you mentioned are > the best but no bag is better :) i wont be > travelling around with money on me like that again > nor will i travel with so much stuff on me full > stop. > > i do like the idea that nero has given so if and > when i start trusting the world again with regards > to my purse and belongings i will use this idea. > seems like the only safe solution. > > thank you all for your kindness but again i never > wanted sympothy or anything like that, i just > couldnt bare this happening to someone else.

I'm very local, do you have an image of your bike?

Hi there, I suffered from exactly the same thing and found the council did come out at a reasonable time to visit my house, i.e 6pm instead of 2am! It worked like a dream and the person was served with an abatement order, I received a copy. I would urge action to end the dog's suffering and yours!

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The Durutti Column seconded, went to see vinny reilly years ago...

chicknic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I do like the pottery idea! However, all my stuff > has already been shipped to Australia and I'm > already having to get rid of things I'd like, but > won't fit in my suitcase - so not sure I'd have > space for any pottery. > > I also like the wine tasting, all not sure I'm > that civilised. The idea of spitting wine out > horrifies me :-) > > Any cooking classes nearby anyone know of? You could always make a gift to leave here for someone, you have to pick the fired items a week or so later....

I've been to the pottery paining place, All Fired Up, with some adults-they supplied pizza and we took booze, open some late nights or used to be...

I am opting out for sure. I received a recorded delivery letter which I had to pay excess on, from my doctor's surgery-thought it might be important. It was just a 'stop smoking' leaflet, along with a 'we see from our records you are a smoker' type generic letter. Never smoked in my life! It's still on my records though, crazy!

love it! this is gonna be printed out and sent to my mum!

One of my favourite places in all of London, I'm always recommending it! Go in summer for the flowers too...Wonder if I can have my ashes scattered there....

Any ideas/suggestions welcome... my outside drain is blocked and now whenever the washing machine empties or we wash up, the water spills all over the paving. I've just tried so called extra strong drain clearer, do I need a plumber? Anyone had this and been able to DIY?

I'm thinking of being a volunteer at a shelter/crisis type event, probably xmas day, anyone know if there are local xmas meals taking place, as I don't drive? thanx Is this in the right place?

max wellhouse Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I live in the Peckham Rye area, not too far from > Goose Green and East Dulwich. > > At quiet times in the morning and at the weekend, > I can occasionally hear the chimes of a clock, on > the hour. > > Could I be hearing the chimes of Big Ben, albeit > from 3-4 miles away, or is there a clock that you > know of in the local area which chimes on the > hour? > > Just curious to find out! > > Thanks > > Michael On clear nights I can hear Big Ben from East Dulwich, love it! Also all the tug boats on New Years Eve from the Thames...

Community wardens have stickers to place in doors and windows-something along the line of 'I don't open my door to people without an appointment' and there's one for just inside the door to remind an elderly or vulnerable person to keep the chain on when answering the door

On a similar thread, Somerfield or Iceland always seem to have collectors/beggars outside. Some are genuine obviously, but recently a young man collecting was recognised by my mate as being moved on from Bromley. If you are concerned ask in the shop if they have given permission

My ma has just had a full month of radiotherapy, not only a bus-train-bus trip for a 72 year old, but also regularly waited 1 hour, 2 hours even after having a timed appointment. Difficult, the place was really busy, the staff lovely and caring after eventually going in, and she is thankfully on the mend. Not so long ago it would have been a different story...

My ma has just had a full month of radiotherapy, not only a bus-train-bus trip for a 72 year old, but also regularly waited 1 hour, 2 hours even after having a timed appointment. Difficult, the place was really busy, the staff lovely and caring after eventually going in, and she is thankfully on the mend. Not so long ago it would have been a different story...

woofmarkthedog Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > siousxiesue Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I love him and I've booked tickets for next > March > > (!) to see him speaking, can't wait! > > __________________________________________________ > ____ > > > oh where, when, how much ? It's 11th Mar, expensive at 30 squid, but am trying for some more tickets cos so many friends wanna come! Leicester Sq Theatre