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Hi Our tv (new in 2021) showing aerial problems. Aerial as below. We need a reliable person hopefully local to check it out. The photo is upside down- can't get it to right itself....! the aerial is actually attached to the zinc cladding on the balcony!

Me too, No response earlier at all from the 9000 number, then no-one to take your call both Orthopaedics, then Neurology! Also there doesn't seem to be any way to contact appointments by email either.

Why do you think GPs in general are offering a much less affective service than in previous years? Let's say pre 2010? It's the government who imposes the rules, and funds the NHS (with our money!)

Has anyone got a contact number for Ollie? I need some work doing on my small patio.

Hooray! No pasaran....

Can anyone tell me when the overkill of Eurocarpark signs went up outside the Centre? I saw them for the first time mid October.

Any recommendations for someone to make small repairs to frame and trickle vent on modern aluminium d.g. windows?

Me again. Tried tfl- directed to 'London Works' filled in correct info- twice 'There was an error' AAArgh!

Absolutely! I spent 15 minutes in the queue on Tuesday- can't find out anything from the council- or website- how long will it last? Anyone know? I've just been told it's tfl, so will try them.

There's an excellent lingerie shop here already- 'Bloomers' 209 Lordship Lane bloomerslingerie.com

We used live in a terrace of small Edwardian houses with steps and no front area space, so we all had a small bin that fitted next to the front door.Then recycling was introduced and green bins.The recycling box was no problem, but the large green bins had to be hauled over a small wall, (or habitually left on the pavement) When the blue bins were first introduced we were on holiday, and when we returned, our street was like Bin City. Veolia were supposed to have checked the viability of large bins in small spaces; they didn't. London is full of boroughs with vintage terraces, and the posher ones are required to use separate bags for their rubbish, to be left out only on the day. After a long and determined struggle we managed to get this for our street, and it worked very well. Environmentally it was a triumph! The problem seems to be multi residential homes where tenants come and go, and no-one thinks they are responsible for the bins.

We caught the P13 from Whately Rd to Belvoir Rd this morning; this way the route is back to normal the driver told us, but towards New Cross Gate is still on diversion. Still no 363s on Underhill, Melford or Wood Vale. Such a lack of info! No signs on any of the affected bus stops- people trying to get to and from work/school etc. We are effectively cut off public transport wise! On Thursday I phoned tfl and was told the water work should be finished on Tuesday. Yes, well...

Residents on Melford Rd, and our fellow sufferers on Wood Vale were already complaining to councillors about the increase in traffic over the last few years, especiallly HGVs, coaches and vans of all sizes-(thank you sat nav,) but since the Great Thames Water Disaster, it's even worse, and as you say, the behaviour of some drivers is appalling! We held a meeting in January attended by 2 councillors, for anyone concerned by this, and even on the snowiest coldest night, 16 people turned up! We are hoping to have a Community Council Meeting about this increase in traffic avoiding the main roads, using small side streets that aren't appropriate for such large and heavy vehicles, usually at speed. Send me a pm if you're interested and I'll keep you posted on any updates plus the C.C.meeting date.

I take your point and of course the building work has added to the recent increase-in Melford and Wood Vale; however that tends to be vans of assorted shapes and sizes and there are very few builder's lorries that actually call at premises in these roads. The skip lorries use this as a route to the South Circular on a regular basis- they carry empty skips at top speed and do not stop.

It's now moved.