TenterHooks
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Our cat has returned home safe and sound. I just wanted to mention how lovely and helpful the neighbours and business owners around us were when we were looking for him. Each one of them is a real credit to East Dulwich -
IlonaM Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thanks for the photo. He is a very distinctive > fellow. I shall keep an eye out for him. Thank you, it's very much appreciated
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Photo has now been attached. Thank you
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Here's a pic of him. We've had no luck with the houses in Hansler Rd or Bawdale rd. Maybe he has ventured further afield and gotten lost
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Our cat has still not returned. I'm very worried that he's locked up in a shed as he never leaves the block of gardens or wonders far. If you know any body who lives in the Hansler Rd area who may not read this forum could you please ask them to take a moment to check for him please. I would really appreciate any help with this. Thank you again
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Can you please check your shed for my cat? He was last seen around 9pm Monday and has never stayed out all night before, so is probably locked in a shed or similar. He is a grey cat and is usually in the gardens between Hansler and Bawdale roads. Thank you
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Lordship Lane Co Op - still a shambles
TenterHooks replied to tomskip's topic in General ED Issues / Gossip
It's funny that you say that. A couple of months ago I felt compelled to report them to the local Food Standards Agency at the Council. Between my partner and I, we had been in 3 times over the course of 1 week and on each visit we had noticed that the cooked meat fridge was not working. It was warm and the packages inside were warm to the touch, unlike the contents in the fridge next to it. On my final visit that week, there was a member of staff stocking up the broken fridge and when I mentioned to him that he shouldn't be putting cooked meat (if anything at all) into a broken cooler unit, he informed me that it had been logged and somebody would be out to fix it. That's when I noticed several packets of cooked chicken tikka which had amassed so much bacterial growth that they had inflated like balloons. Needless to say, but I have not been a regular customer at LL Co-op since that day.