SJK

HI, this may not be the right place, but can anyone recommend an orthodontist who does fixed braces for adults? I've had a quote from Dulwich Dental Beauty today and it's a lot for bottom teeth - £3.5k! Any other recommendations welcome. Thank you

thanks for the replies. that is good to hear. academically is it on par with the North Dulwich site, or is it too early to tell?

Hi there, now it's Sep, can I ask any parents with children at East Dulwich Charter school how it is going? I am looking at senior schools for next year. I know that the North Charter has it's outstanding ofsted - not that it's all about that - but is Charter East Dulwich the same standard? And more importantly, are the new year sevens enjoying it? Thank you

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TheArtfulDogger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > According to southwarks own website, it was 98 > requests over the three years > https://www.southwark.gov.uk/parking/parking-proje > cts/east-dulwich-parking-study-and-healthier-stree > ts-consultation So, correct me if i'm wrong, that equates to less than 1% of the population of East Dulwich!!

rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > SJK Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Mscrawthew Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Totally agree Jacqui, it normally means even > > less > > > parking spaces by the time they mark them > out. > > > > > > Also, having parking bays marked out the length > of > > every street and the multitude of signs and > > parking meters that will go with them will look > > horrible. It will really spoil the lovely > > residential streets in ED. > > I reckon the hordes of trade vans, motorhomes and > taxis that are being stored in the non-CPZ areas > (like Copleston Road and Soames Street, at > present) do far more to uglify our lovely streets > than any parking infrastructure ever could. I > don't regard CPZs as an unalloyed good but it's > becoming increasingly clear that if there are > going to be any they have to be everywhere or > those areas without them start to resemble an > industrial estate parking lot. This seems like a gross over exaggeration. I've never noticed "hordes" of vans or motorhomes lining the streets of ED. Yes, there are a few here and there but at least they are not a permanent fixture!

Mscrawthew Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Totally agree Jacqui, it normally means even less > parking spaces by the time they mark them out. Also, having parking bays marked out the length of every street and the multitude of signs and parking meters that will go with them will look horrible. It will really spoil the lovely residential streets in ED.

Bic Basher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Here's the report in full, recorded from ITV. > > Unbelievable, what a liar Mark Street obviously is. There have been complaints from our MP, councillors, and the public. Of course they know about the problems in East Dulwich. God help us if this is the attitude of post office management.

I have the same issues... Post once a week if we are lucky. Post for a different address on multiple occasions and even a parcel for another address that required a signature shoved through our letter box! It must be nearly 2 months since the sorting office closed and still no improvement.

thank you, both. I will investigate! that's very helpful.

Apologies if this info is on another thread, but is there a place needing donations of good quality women's clothes? Looking to drop off tomorrow. Thanks

Thank you everyone! This is great.

Hello, after years without a proper holiday, me and the two small SJKs need a holiday. Does anyone have any recommendations for Spain holidays with two pre-schoolers? Thanks for any inspiration!

Thank you, Midivydale! that is so reassuring. I don't want to hinder her progress in any way, but all the same, it is important timing!