MrsPyne
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Unused sheepskin insoles. Sizes 9. Collect from SE24. -
Two basic cagoules. Machine washable. Pack away into small stuff bags. Sizes are American L and XXL - probably M and L in UK sizes. Collect from SE24. -
Patterned curtains, with triple pinch pleats. Originally from John Lewis. Made to fit a bay window. Each curtain is approx 1.66m wide and 2.7m long. The material has faded from the sun along the edge of each curtain (where they overlap when closed). The lining material is unfortunately torn and slightly stained from condensation and sun damage but the bulk of the fabric is fine and too good to waste. Collect from SE24. They are very heavy.
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Bundle of unused cotton tote bags from various sources. Pick up from SE24. -
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Patterned curtains, with triple pinch pleats. Originally from John Lewis. Made to fit a bay window. Each curtain is approx 1.66m wide and 2.7m long. The material has faded from the sun along the edge of each curtain (where they overlap when closed). The lining material is unfortunately torn and slightly stained from condensation but the bulk of the fabric is too good to waste. Collect from SE24. They are very heavy.
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Whirled Cinema in Herne Hill has screened the other England games - presume they will do the same for the final although haven't seen anything about it on their mailing list yet.
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Any local carol services on Christmas Eve evening?
MrsPyne replied to Sue's topic in General ED Issues / Gossip
There are carols on Christmas eve at 11.30 pm before midnight mass at Saints Philip and James Church on Poplar Walk, SE24. Not East Dulwich but near-ish... -
Recommendation here for Tommy Rooney who recently installed some radiators for us. Very pleasant and professional to deal with, all work carried out with a minimum of fuss and everything left in order afterwards.
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Oxfam in Herne Hill sell DVDs.
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This sounds awful for you. Agree that you have to keep on at everyone every time there is an incident. In particular I think it is a police matter if someone is harassing you constantly to the extent that you are stressed/scared when leaving your own home. Isn't this precisely where the safer neighborhood teams are meant to come in? Also, maybe contact Helen Hayes? She might help you cut through the bureaucracy and she supports treating street harassment of women as a crime - apparently from September police will have to identify and record misogynistic harassment of women.
