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Got a card posted from West London on 7th December today!

Buy in season. Bulk buy/cook to freeze.

Jack Monroe-A Girl Called Jack Very well known for her 'cooking on a bootstrap' recipes

Here,here!!

UptownDully21To22 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Battyboy Homophobe

I've just experienced a Christmas miracle! Parcel posted 6th November (albeit from NZ) arrived today! Normal delivery time is 3 weeks tops.

Playfield Crescent have made an effort with street trees etc being dressed.

Yeah, I love Farmer's and the staff there but the narrow one aisle doesn't really make me feel safe shopping there.

Because of the extended opening hours, my neighbour goes after 9pm and said it's empty!

My cancelled parcel was resent, and arrived within 2 days! That's pretty exceptional in normal times, let alone Christmas!

Not everyone can do this, either lack of opportunity of different circumstances. I agree about night time walking, beginning to prefer it now! KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just get together with a few friends and head > off. > I meet some chums one night each week for a decent > walk and catch-up. > Last week was ED to Westminster to Southbank to > London Bridge to ED. 11.3 miles apparently. > No need for pubs !! > > ETA: And night-time is much MUCH quieter.

I've just had a parcel refunded because the contents will not now be edible. 2 other parcels went out the same time, took 8 days. Mine never came

psychology Dulwich Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thanks > Please could I get more information regarding > time, days etc That's something that needs to be decided on/discussed

Cllr Stephanie Cryan People need to lean on this councillor to get anywhere with library provision

Try Etsy, seen them on there Jko-mos Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Does anyone know where to look for old maps of > Peckham? Had a look on the southwark website and > found some but they are watermarked. Would like to > get them framed and printed. > > Thanks :)

I often walk to Brockwell Park from Dulwich, excellent suggestion! I'd be up for it psychology Dulwich Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It is nice to see so many of us are joining a > walking group. > I live in west Dulwich. > May be Brockwell park would be a good option. > Any thoughts, please let me know.#Thanks > Shanta

The queue needs to be directed into the side street, wouldn't that aid distancing? Love the card!

I was thinking more as gifts to give, snarky toothpaste Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > siousxiesue Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Vegan option please? > > > Ill wager you dont get invited to many Christmas > dinner parties.

Same at the Herne Hill market last Sunday. Each to their own, I'm not condemning just choosing to avoid that size crowd..

HannahMorris-ED Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hey, for Christmas presents this year I?m Going to > be making hampers of goodies from local ED shops. > Would love to know your fav shops or some ideas of > items for the hampers! I love a lot of the traditional items for sale in Signoria, Italian place on Lordship Lane...

Vegan option please? HannahMorris-ED Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hey, for Christmas presents this year I?m Going to > be making hampers of goodies from local ED shops. > Would love to know your fav shops or some ideas of > items for the hampers!

Copleston Centre? redjam Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have a load of brand-new kids' books (age 9+) > I'd like to donate to a hospital, refuge or > charity. I've just done some googling and it looks > like the Maudsley is doing a Christmas gift appeal > but just wanted to check there wasn't anywhere > even more local?

I've ordered mine from Gardenman, great price and free delivery