Vik

Line of Duty on iPlayer.

Shame but obvs understandable.

Thanks all. Somewhere quiet for the older ones to study whilst that can.

Anyone know if local libraries still open at present?

Saucer

Ignore Snoopy17, It's not the first time s/he has tried blaming the victim of crime on here. There is CCTV in the car park, it may be worth contacting Sainsburys or checking with the nursery. I live on the route you mentioned and will keep an eye out, they could also have got on a P13?

snoopy17 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Why did you leave it on the table, so many > dishonest people around watching everything you > have. Victim shaming? Wow. I do hope the CCTV footage is enough to catch them and you get your phone back!

> If a working mum needs some help, so what? Exactly - So one working mum should not be so hard on what could be another working parent for charging what they charge for their time/craft. I'm a working mum - I don't have much time these days to bake and decorate cakes, so I buy from the supermarket. I have looked at the price of handmade cakes, it's a luxury that I cannot afford but I can see why they cost what they do.

I genuinely hardly have a problem with any of the staff in there - I find them mostly helpful and friendly. There are a few grumpier ones who I tend to avoid. I do find though that it's really obvious when they are due a 'store visit' as the shelves are all full and neat, It was the same when I worked for Woolworths many years ago, the shop always looked at its best when management were coming to visit - it shouldn't be this way, it should be fully stocked for the customers, not just for when someone from Head Office is coming to look around. Another thing I have noticed is that since the staffing restructure last year, there seem to be a lot of junior management stacking shelves from roll cages - the other day, 12 of them were stocking bakery at the same time, all in suits and with around 6 cages out in one aisle..?

shell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > At the risk of being very unpopular I'm afraid I > did buy my tree from tree amigos. I can only carry > the tree home from there or from the EDT and I > visited both. I really wanted to buy from EDT but > it was just a much nicer experience with the new > guys. Super friendly and knowledgable with more > tree options and it felt more relaxed and > christmassy wandering around the green than trying > to negotiate the roundabout. They also have really > clear pricing whereas the EDT seem to just make up > the prices depending who they're speaking to ( > myself and my husband were given different prices > for the same tree ) > > Sorry that others disapprove but I also live on > the green and just wanted to give a balance - we > don't all hate them! Well said, I stopped buying trees at the EDT years ago as found the pricing inconsistent and the sellers a little rude and pushy. We were priced out of buying real trees a few years back when Plantnation closed down (Could get a 7ft delivered for ?30-40!) so makes no difference to us - good luck to them all, a little competition may stop the local sellers becoming complacent. That said - As I've said above - I do take some issue with the use of public land but it is only for a month.

christine56 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Does anyone know if anyone official is doing > anything about this,I?m sure people don?t want to > be listening > To generators this weekend again or our children > inhaling > Diesel fumes in this small park... The small park surrounded by roads including a main bus route? I'd be surprised if you could hear the generators or notice the increase in fumes over what is already there. I somewhat agree over the issue of public land use but not the complaints of fumes and noise on a very busy road that is already full of fumes and noise...

Not complaining, just wondering where they are, looks like a pretty big display, anyone have any idea?

I currently have nothing since decorating but am planning on getting some photos I have taken enlarged, mostly of local landscape scenes.

seenbeen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just for the record I would like to say that you > will get no contributions from people who are > renting because they are not allowed to put stuff > up on their walls.... Unless of course, they are allowed to put stuff up on their walls or they don't use nails.

Entertaining Mr Sloane - Camberwell old Cemetery/Forest Hill Road/Peckham Rye Lido. The Sweeney - ED/Peckham/Dulwich Hamlet. London's Burning - Colyton Road/Homestall Road/ED/SE London as a whole.

The Albrighton Centre have different size meeting/function rooms.

alice Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So Patricia, you posted a horrendous account now > you?ve disappeared. Not responding to the kind > comments above. I suspect, having been through a very traumatic experience and possibly still undergoing treatment for the injuries sustained,Patricia may not see coming back to update the forum as a priority and I doubt that the people who wished her well did so for her personal thanks! I do hope you are well Patricia and I hope that now the police are involved and there is a photo, the person can be found and dealt with appropriately. I hope that you are able to continue your day to day life without fear.

I did find a 4 - My brothers old address on East Rochester Way (The A2). Every address I seem to put in locally is a 3 though.

I'd be very surprised if Dulwich Estates allowed a KFC, it would be an eyesore at the least, can't think of another spot though and where are they putting a Camberwell Drive-Thru?! This seems a VERY long list of new branches, I'm taking it with a pinch of salt (as well as the other 10 secret herbs and spices)at the moment.

Oh and it's my birthday so we got to pretend it was all for me!

We loved it! Just watched it from the window with the children, great display.

Dulwich Tandoori?!

And me.

Abe_froeman Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Who is responsible for the upkeep of St Francis > Park? Sainsburys.