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  1. 5 hours ago, Viva Marias said:

    Dear neighbours and customers,

    The notes displayed on the front door of Maria’s Tortilla restaurant do not reflect reality. I’m dealing with a rogue landlord who has unlawfully instructed bailiffs entry and taken control of the premises. Im not backing down and with help from my lawyer, I’m trying to open the restaurant as soon as possible. 
    Thank you for your understanding, your support is greatly appreciated.

    I’ll be back!

    Maria

    Maria’s Tortilla 

     

    Very best wishes to you. If there is any help you need, it’s definitely worth asking on here if you are able to.  Lots of people have lots of experience and very happy to help!

     

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  2. On 06/08/2025 at 11:59, Insuflo said:

    Cheese Block, Mons and Heritage formed a cheese triangle.

    Oh, very strong!

    On 06/08/2025 at 12:51, Spartacus said:

    This is a Philly thread 

    Yes. We must proceed Caerphilly 

  3. The swimming lessons at JAGS Sportsclub are very popular, and the gym there might meet your needs. Southwark took over running its leisure centres from everyone active a while back and so far seems to be making a real mess of things. There’s lots of private gyms and other council ones in Lewisham and Lambeth so depending on exactly where you’re going to be you can look at those. JAGS and Dulwich College both have sports clubs with nice facilities, but you can’t use them during the school day. Check their sites for details. 

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  4. The teaching at JAGS is very good.

    Is this one to ones she’s having? Or classes?

    if it’s classes ….

    With classes bear in mind that they all follow the same Swim England 7 stage curriculum.

    Your child might find weeks 1 to 4 of any given term easy, or get there a bit faster than the rest of the class. Then when the class moves on to weeks 5 to 8 (for example) she will find she is back in line with the others because they”ve all got to the same level again. She might then actually find the next stage more challenging than some of the others and take a bit longer to get there. We”re all good at different things. But again, the teacher will get the whole class to a point where they can do all the specific things listed out in the curriculum before they can move onto the next stage, as a class. Swim progress isn’t just a linear progression.

    Meanwhile, with classes as well as learning to swim, she’s also getting routine, consistency and, hopefully, developing some swim friendships. You might move her out of Cindy”s only to find that you’re back where you started a term or two later, just in a different pool.

    If you think the teaching at Cindy”s has been good (and I don’t know, but I hear it is) then I’d recommend you stick with it. They’ll get her there, and the rest of her class there, and it’s unlikely that anyone in a different class will move her on any faster. It’s hard to move a child up mid term because there isn’t the space to. At least not in London, where all of the classes are full all of the time.

     

    If it’s one to one’s …

    Have a chat with the teacher. Explain that you think she’s ready for something more challenging and the teacher will explain what’s going on. Maybe there is one very specific thing they’re working on. And once that’s cracked she can move on to the next bit, but skipping it would be a false economy. Chat to them. Agree a plan.

     

     

  5. I don’t think it is. It’s certainly is not possible to come from the gym to the pool via the wet side changing without coming back through reception and through the wet change gates. You could get to the pool from dry change but the lifeguards would know you hadn’t come from wet change.

    Better do a swim only membership for £40 / month and you can use that at Vauxhall and Forrest Hill.

    I use it and mainly swim at St Pancras but it’s also valid for The Oasis in Covent Garden and any other Better nationally, not just in London.

    The pool at East Dulwich doesn’t work for people who want to swim for fitness. It’s boiling hot, doesn’t have a deep end and they don’t manage the lanes very well. Peckham Pulse by contrast has problems with the heating and is often freezing. Camberwell is better but seems very chlorinated.

    all in I have given up swimming with Southwark, so far for me my £40 swim only at Better is, well, better.

     

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  6. 2 hours ago, Dogkennelhillbilly said:

    Pharmacists are highly trained healthcare providers and antibiotic resistance is well within their area of expertise. Let's not assume they're "handing out" anything.

    I think the feedback from Drs in the past is that they have felt under a lot of pressure to prescribe antibiotics even when it’s pretty certain that the patient has a virus. My own family members have been prescribed antibiotics in cases like that - not in ED tho.

    However I am reassured by your kind explanation that pharmacists are highly trained and that antibiotic resistance is well within their area of expertise.

    Anyway, i assume this new approach to antibiotics was all very carefully thought through, widely consulted upon, and any unintended consequences carefully considered. I assume they looked at all the relevant data like whether antibiotics resistance is rising faster in markets where access is easier. And so on.

    I assume.

    Though as you suggest, we shouldn’t just assume things.

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  7. On 12/09/2024 at 07:22, KalamityKel said:

    I'm a little confused to as why it's the end of the club.  Is it not possible to explore other venues?  Has this been explored? I'd have assumed this would have been one of the first things to look at as soon as notice was given rather put all eggs into one carton.

    Apologies if I have missed this somewhere in the thread...

    There’s no spare pool capacity. It was tight before the closure of the 50m pool at CP. it’s now impossible to find pool space to run a club in SE London.

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