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I'm wondering if this is what happened to my NZ parcel, sort of. I received a missed delivery card but it was never redelivered, despite me having a confirmation of the booking. Now the reference number is 'unrecognised' but I'm doubtful it is on it's way back to NZ Question: is anyone else aware of packages that were destined for them but have been returned by the sorting office to sender, with no apparent attempt having been made to deliver?

I can second Alma's not normal, but it has a bittersweet quality too Staged may be available on bbc iplayer-loved it Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > As Duncan wrote, recommendations are of course > subjective. So far I've watched 3 episodes of > Breeders and have enjoyed it without being blow > away. I suspect I won't find anything that will do > that, but I'll keep trying. Thanks for all the > suggestions so far.

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I?m moving surgeries I think, it?s like going to > the shop and it?s always shut. I went to Tessa Jowell, no regrets so far

I've hit a brick wall with a parcel I am expecting. I had a red card though the door, sorry we missed you but...With the 'other' box ticked so I have no idea why it wasn't just left. I booked a redelivery and had confirmation. However, said parcel was a no show on the booked day. Now the reference number doesn't work, so I guess it's been ticked off somewhere and forgotten? I've looked but can find no help unless the reference number is active. Stuck!

Yeah, I almost spat my tea out! Tone deaf doesn't even start to describe it..

Chick Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Where and when is it on? Hi BBC Iplayer

Has anyone shopped for a tree in Peckham instead, are they any cheaper?

Sorry, but at his stage in life I'd say near a tubeline!

Where are you getting your information that the top flats will be sold on the private market? Is there other info from the council that says that? There's a precedent for that, the building at the elephant. Can't remember the nickname but it has 3 turbines at the top that have never worked? Only the lower floors were for social housing

It's been reported that "bulb" energy has filed for Administration and will be run by the Government, see [www.bbc.co.uk] Doesn't Bulb sponsor Dulwich Hamlet? That's gonna be a blow

Big St Christopher's has a jar for foreign currnecy if you take it in

Eamonn Holmes just joined them! Kiss of death anyone...