shadsy

Cherry Tree, which also has a big screen in the garden. DHFC bar probably the best place.

Here's how I would rate the candidates based on their performance at the Hustings: 1. Green 2. Tory 3. LD 4. Lab Hard to rate the APP candidate as he's an excellent speaker, although has some rather eccentric views imo. The Green candidate was easily the most impressive and best informed of the lot, although I probably won't vote for her as I disagree strongly with her opposition to the DHFC ground proposals. In fact, the Tory was the only one of the 5 who does support the club's plans. The Labour candidate was surprisingly unimpressive and nervous. This should be a totally straightforward and easy seat for them to win, so I would have assumed they had a number of strong candidates who would have been keen to run. I expect she still will win, but maybe the Green will get a bit closer than expected.

I'm going to give it a thumbs up too. At ?27, it's a bit more than I'd usually pay for a bloke's haircut. But he did a good job and I'd go back again.

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Ladbrokes have released odds for the Dulwich & West Norwood seat at the next General Election Labour 1/5 Conservatives 7/2 Liberal Democrats 20/1

I live on Bromar Road and it's fine round there. Never had any problems with the estate. The rather distressed looking block opposite that house you are referring to is being knocked down sooner or later and will presumably be replaced by a beautiful green space. Or more flats.