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I saw them all fly past Goose Green earlier, 2 vans and 4 cars, I did wonder - Sorry no help I know!

I've just read this in this months 'Southwark Life.' "More than ?42,000 was awarded to the East Dulwich crime reduction fund, a joint initiative with the police's safer neighbourhoods team It has paid for a range of measures including alert boxes for businesses around Lordship Lane and personal alarms for local people. It is also funding hand held metal detectors to help the police combat the carrying of knives plus traffic calming measures and neighbourhood watch signs." Has anyone heard anything about this?

For anyone who drives to DKH, it may be a good idea to avoid Bromar Road if you can, since Sunday at least half the cars that go up don't make it to the top!

I live between ED and PR stations, so the ED line is deffo running, can't be sure about anything from on the Denmark Hill / PR line though - sorry!

They've been going past my window since about 11 last night, lots of sparks but they're deffo running! Safe journey!

Yep, it'll be an indoor meat market, cosmetics superstore, or giant barbers / Western Union / internet caf?.

I'm going to the O2 later this month and will be doing the ED - London Bridge followed by boat (James Bond style) option, It'll no doubt be freeeeezing but more memorable - I don't get out much!

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/7708430.stm My thoughts go to the little girls family at this terrible time.

They will be taking boys from September '09, but the new school won't actually open until September 2010. The new intake will spend the first year at Langbourne Primary School up on the Kingswood Estate. They will only be taking in one year at a time, so the school won't reach its full capacity for 5 years. That said, they aren't guaranteeing (SP?) a Sep09 intake yet, but you can apply for a place.

Aaah I wondered what had happened, saw the bus with the shattered window sitting on Pytchley Road. Don't know anymore - sorry.

Ooh I saw a new one float past my house this morning, so much quieter than the older style!

Best of luck to you!:))

Many thanks Pierre.

Does anyone know what happens to childrens clothes taken to the Mind charity shop? I have given loads over the years and have more to take down but just recently clocked that they don't actually sell childrens clothes. Anyone know what they do with them?

Only posh Londoners say Sarf London, we all know it's Saaf London!

I've always pronounced in On-Dyne?

There was a lightening storm for about 2 hours last night, the only thunder was very distant rumbles that I could only hear as I was leaning out of my attic window watching it all. Was an amazing show, lots of forked ligtening too going from Crystal Palace over to Canary Wharf. There was no rain either so unless you were watcing the sky it may not have been obvious that it was a storm.

Lovely man, cuts my husband and sons hair. Very friendly as is his wife. Never seen a blonde lady although he does have children so could be one I guess, I have to ask though, why the obsession?

Southwark will collect up to 15 bulk items free, but you may have to wait up to a week.

The way to spot the difference is if they have a registered charity number on them then they are legit, if they have a registered company number - chuck 'em! Back to the original question, maybe give the charity a call, they may ring your bell if you request them too or tell you the exact time they maybe collecting from your street?

I'm close to the area she was spotted and will keep my eyes peeled, really hope she is home soon!

I want one!:'( I guess as a boarderer and officially SE5 I won't be entitled?

Camber Sands - Clean, vast - all the sand you could want!

We found our great childminder on Childcarelink, Just enter your requirements and it will come up with a list of options (all registered) I called loads, visited just 2, both great, and our 1 year old has been with our childminder for 3 months and clearly loves her. Unfortunately some childminders will want you to pay them to keep a place open for your child, which can be costly but it's deffo worth exploring all options now.

Oooh I'll have to ask my mum, she's an authority on all things Forest Hill Road!