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Had a pet food delivery company put a huge bag of dog food under my front window kind of behind a plant. It wasn't hidden at all though, as anyone who came up the path could see it. And on Christmas Eve morning, Royal Mail put a package in my recycling box, the old style one. No note through the door though. And I was in. I only noticed it when I came out and it was on the path. Thought it was kids mucking about. Went to move it and felt the weight of the package.

Lime cordial with soda and maybe ice.

Must be due to closure of Peckham PO. And perhaps flu season. I remember when there used to be a sub PO in Melbourne Grove. We were lucky.

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Were there double yellows and the two yellow short > bands on the pavement running vertical down the > kerb possibly?m > > Did you take a photograph? Pic attached, taken from their pic. The letter they sent me quoted double yellow bands, here's a picture. They don't appear to be entire bands, they are broken and almost rubbed out. This seems to be their reason for refusing my appeal. Must say I hadn't even noticed them...

Yes to double yellows. Don't know about yellow short bands. Took a photo of car and sign. Can go back to see if there are bands.

Thanks, that is very useful. Still not sure why the ticket was issued. ------------------------------------------------------- > Also here - the ins and outs of blue badge > parking. > > https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploa > ds/attachment_data/file/443225/blue-badge-rights-r > esponsibilities.PDF

Hi Yes, they were with me. It's Lewisham, not Southwark. ------------------------------------------------------- > No judgement implied, as you were obviously doing > the blue badge holder a favour and thought you > were within the rules, but were they with you? > The badge goes with the person, not the vehicle, > so if they weren't with you then the badge is > invalid - if you said in your appeal that it was > just you and not the holder, that'll be the reason > it was declined, even though obviously you were > using it in good faith to help out the badge > holder. > > ETA if you've decided to pay without further > appeal, you should be able to pay online if you > have the ticket number and car registration: > http://www.southwark.gov.uk/parking/ways-to-pay-a- > parking-ticket

I received a ticket from Lewisham for parking on double yellow lines, not blocking a corner, but using a blue badge and clock. Was taking the person's very unwell dog to the vet. Had parked similarly, i.e. On double yellows, also displaying th badge and clock in ED, when couldn't find a space, but didn't receive a ticket from Southwark. I appealed the ticket, in the time stipulated and didn't hear back from them until Christmas Eve, letter dated the 23Rd December. The appeal was rejected. Couple of questions, are rules different in Southwark and Lewisham? Had a friend park on double yellows with her blue badge, in Lambeth, but she didn't display the clock so her appeal was rejected. I can understand that. Do councils have to respond to an appeal in a more timely manner? It took them more than 7 weeks. They then said I had to pay by cheque! Wasn't expecting that. So I ordered a cheque book, and it hasn't arrived yet, due to Christmas dates etc. Any help gratefully received. Thank you.

Most soya milk is genetically modified. It's also an endocrine/hormone disrupter for men and women. Why do you drink/need so much?

Seems a bit odd to me to ask all and sundry on the forum this question, especially for something that might get stolen and isn't reusable.

PohSuan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh yum,now I'm also craving roti canai. I think > there's a place near Crofton Park station that > does Malaysian food but I've not tried > it.Following this thread as I hope someone knows a > local place. > > On a shameless self promoting note, I make beef > rendang with Menu Next Door and I am cooking my > next batch possibly Thursday.I know it's not > delicious roti but it'seems a tastyear Malaysian > treat to spice up a winters night. > Mel > . can you please put up a link?

Sad news. Stephen can be seen in The Secret History of our Streets, Reverdy Road, which is on iplayer and YouTube. I watched it yesterday.

Sent you a pm.

Have you tried giving him some nice wobbly jelly?

Might hear from some very confident roasties chefs, with pictures!

Never had a roast at The Lordship but I like their other food.

Thank you.

Their menu looks great.

Can anyone confirm that this place is still open?