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Thank you for taking the time to reply Barry, hope you enjoy your very well deserved break!

Not inappropriate at all Dorothy. Thank you so much for letting us know,very sad indeed, Ken was a lovely man, very kind and friendly and a real gentleman. He cut my husband and sons hair and always made us feel very welcome and loved the children. We're very sorry to hear this, much love to his family.

Thanks for the warning but I have to ask, why would you keep your pram in your front garden? I wouldn't leave anything of any value/use in my front garden?

Forget public transport - Have a drink, have a drive...

Completely agree with the above post, the sound of an angle grinder, cutting through track outside your bedroom window at 3am is not a pleasent way to be woken up. Some sort of warning that works will be carried out overnight would be nice, just so we can make sure the bedroom windows are closed would be very much appreciated. Thank you!

My daughter had the same problem at about the same age, I tried Califig (sold in Sainsburys) in enough pure orange juice to hide the taste and that did the trick almost straight away. Hope she's better soon.

Thank you Carrie.

Also wanted to add Dog Kennel Hill school to that list, always gets overlooked on here and a very good school.

Hi hilili, Obviously I can only comment on my own experience but my son is in year 7 at Charter and I have no problems at all, Infact I am very impressed with the comunication from the school, We quite often get texts and letters in the post regarding various matters and always feel very 'in the loop' so to speak.

According to their website they open at 9.30 everyday except Sunday.

One tip is to always look for the registered charity number on the bag (NOT to be confused with a registered COMPANY number!) If they don't have one, I chuck it.

Old wives tales are a real bug-bear of mine! I have 2 boys and a girl and a mystery one on the way, I have carried exacly the same way each time, had identical pregnancies, not a day of morning sickness and lots of indigestion each time. EVERYONE has an opinion though, I tend to zone out when they start with the 'Ooh - it's a boy/girl' 'Ooh it'll have lots of hair' 'Ooh it'll be big/small' etc...

You won't need anything, had my 20 week scan on Friday and they didn't ask for my notes or anything. We were seen within about 10 minutes of getting there which was great. They will offer you the internal scan too, to check the length of your cervix for risk of premature labour and also to check the blood supply from you to baby. This doesn't hurt at all and takes less than 5 minutes. Our only prob was after firmly telling the sonographer we DID NOT want to know the sex - she let it slip :-(

Used to be the Grove Vale Depot.

Working on my playlist for number 4 at the mo, didn't have any for the other 3, but deffo will this time - consisting mainly of Elbow, Seldom Seen Kid album at the minute (I adore One Day Like this - beautiful song.) Got me thinking of songs that remind me of my older ones baby days too, I remember being a petrified first time mum, desperatly trying to feed my screeming, colicy(sp?) sleep fighting son, when 'High' by the Lighthouse Family came on the radio, the lyrics were just so perfect, it still makes me cry now at how fitting it was. "When you're close to tears remember Some day it'll all be over One day we're gonna get so high And though it's darker than December What's ahead is a different colour One day we're gonna get so high And at The end of the day remember the days When we were close to the edge And we'll wonder how we made it through the night The end of the day remember the way We stayed so close till the end We'll remember it was me and you" Believe me, there were times when I was close to the edge - but we did come through it, wouldn't be on number 4 otherwise! Sorry - totally off on one there - darned hormones!

What's left of Cut Through/Cut Throat Lane is now Copleston Passage, not quite as far as Chadwick Road.

Is he the young one with dark hair and glasses? If so, I absolutely agree, he really is incredibly helpful, unlike a few of the girls who work on the self checkouts who are nothing short of rude!

They had them in Co-Op (Ex Somerfield) on Lordship Lane today.

Number 4 due early October, would be good to have somewhere to whinge ;-P

He sat outside Kings A&E early in the morning for quite a while, I used to see security talking to him, now I see him most days in Sainsburys car park.

Might have to pop along in October when number 4 arrives! :-o

Let's hope it means they will use the night time purely for shelf filling so that the aisles aren't packed full of roll cages and trolleys all day as usual!

They're still open 24 hours Mon-Fri then they close at midnight Friday.

Could you not accept the Lewisham School offered, then if you prefer what Southwark offer when the time comes, contact Lewisham and decline?

Sorry to go off topic but where do you take her ryedalema?