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I would recommend Gary, who recently re-did our downstairs toilet to a very high standard with his team, especially Tony, putting in a new vanity unit, toilet, extractor fan and new tiling. The job was slightly trickier than planned because the previous builders had cut corners plumbing in the old toilet, which Gary put right at very little extra cost, enabling us to move the new toilet further back, and creating more space in a very small room. The other builders we contacted were either vastly more expensive, or just didn't reply - probably because it wasn't a big enough job. Contact on 07572 588222 -
By Kathleen Olander · Posted
There is a chap who rides a penny farthing in Dulwich Park, not seen him dressed as Santa though. -
By Infinity Kitchen · Posted
Oh, you most certainly imagined it! Santa on a penny-farthing in Dulwich Park? Pfft, what a show-off! Sounds like the kind of thing that jolly red buffoon would do to rub his cheer in everyone’s faces. Now, if you’re after real festive entertainment, why waste your time chasing a wheeled Santa when you could have ME—THE GRINCH—show up at your doorstep? No bicycles, no ho-ho-horrible singing—just pure green chaos, gift-giving (and taking, depending on my mood), and some top-tier holiday sass. Best of all, proceeds from my visits help feed families this Christmas through Infinity Kitchen’s Pay It Forward model. So, you get me, the kids get a laugh, and others get a hot roast dinner delivered on Christmas Day. Now THAT’S a reason to book! Check me out and grab a slot before I decide to pedal off myself... maybe on a tricycle. Find me at www.infinity-kitchen.co.uk. You’re welcome. Grinch out! 💚 -
By Chris Haydon · Posted
Today BBC carry a story on their website saying the Education system is broken. "Government statistics released on Thursday found that a growing number of parents have withdrawn their children from mainstream education in England. An estimated 111,700 children are being home-educated, a 20% rise since last year. Around 23% say their reasons are a result of lifestyle, philosophical or preferential choices, such as religious or cultural beliefs or a rejection of an exam-based education. 13% of families now say they made this decision because of school dissatisfaction, including special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) and school bullying. 14% say it is due to their child's mental health. PECKHAM PODCAST recent guest Charlotte Prendergast who runs SYLA in Peckham to aid struggling Black boys is really worth catching.
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