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We were sent a 'who to call in ED' leaflet by southwark council or one of the political parties a few months back going through all the best numbers for various services and amenities both public and private.


Perhaps this could have a home somewhere on the forum? or maybe there is a number for 'who to call when you lose this leaflet' number.


If it was one of the political parties, it would be amusing if the services listed reflected this -


e.g 'compliant rent boys' may be listed by one party,

'complaints about the poor, but pretending to be socially minded' could be from another

and 'I've lost my observer supps' another - but which ones?



Either way, it could be useful - will check it tonight.

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