SBPy

Not sure but I saw 2 police officers around M&S talking to security and then going to other shops on LL..

Hi All Posting here as someone is using my bike space in the hangar on Oxonian Street. I didn’t use the space for a month or so as I was away but I‘m back and need it now :) Note left on the bike but it hasn’t moved yet… please if this is your bike, could you please give my space bike? Photo attached. Thanks!

Spinach, Tart on LL have good options and for shopping you can do as nature intended or even co-op and M&S have plant based options.

Mark Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > SBPy Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > Do not want to be the devil's advocate here as > I > > strongly condemn dog fouling but you can be > > exposed to legal liability for posting pictures > of > > her without her consent... just saying! > > Please you explain why? She's in a public place It?s not against the law to take a photograph of a person in public, assuming they don?t have a reasonable expectation of privacy and your actions don?t harass, alarm or distress them. However, it?s what happens to the photo after it?s taken that could have wider implications. Think of someone taking pictures of children in a park and posting them online, or scammers using images of strangers to set up fake dating and social media profile.. There is the issue of online harassment which can happen if a picture goes viral and the subject is identified...

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Delightful lady had her dog shit against the tree > outside the greeting card shop, then crossed > Lordship Lane over to the health shop before > walking up to the betting shop for (presumably) > her partner. > If you know the lady please tell her I picked up > her dogs poo for her and put it in the bin. > Perhaps also tell her that doggy bags are really > really cheap, in fact she could probably get them > free from the council, should she ever be minded > to actually pick up after her dog has fouled on > the main pavement in East Dulwich. Where is it Do not want to be the devil's advocate here as I strongly condemn dog fouling but you can be exposed to legal liability for posting pictures of her without her consent... just saying!

Verisure are very good! You can even adapt the sensitivity of the sensors in the different rooms, you can take pictures of the rooms using their app and they are very reasonably priced.

Yes I totally feel you muffins78! Is your dog quite rare then?

Thank you Jules, I will definitely keep an eye open and trust my guts! Dog thefts happened in the area then? How do people get away with it when dogs are micro chipped?

Thank you for your answer. I am new in the area and I am not sure how safe it is as the streets are often empty past 7pm but I guess the latest news in the Rye did play a part on my interpretation!

Hi, Not sure if this happened to someone before or if I should be worried or not but I was walking my dog last night around 7/8pm and as Goose Green was empty I decided to go to the Rye. On my way back on East Dulwich Road a man in his thirties (according to him he was 33) questioned me about how much I paid for my dog, how much it is worth, what breed, my age, my profession and if I could "hook him up for a job"... He ended by saying "thank you for your answers" It was quite scary and being no street-smart at all I tried to get out of it as much as I could. I said that someone gave me the dog and then pretended to go to a shop and as soon as I got out of it the guy was coming back with more questions. It was a very scary experience and not sure what I could have done being a tiny woman... I guess the police would have no interest in my story at all but was wondering whether it happened to anyone else before?