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teddyboy23 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Also the old framing shop next door might become > a fish and chop shop? Isn't it still a framing shop?
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I'm a bit confused. First the tests were throat and nose swabs. Then they were just nose (hooray!) Now they seem to have gone back to to throat and nose (boo). Are they just using up old stock, or what?
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Bob Buzzard Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The plaque people said you can?t just get one when > I called them. There has to be verifiable proof > the esteemed person lived at the property. That?s > seems a bit stringent? 🤣🤣🤣
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malumbu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------ > It wasn't a conspiracy theory it was bollox 🤣🤣🤣
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bodsier Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sazzle30 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Another recommendation for Carl - he's just > > finished our fence and has done an amazing job, > > was punctual and finished exactly when he said > he > > would despite a late delivery of wood. Lovely > guy > > and left the garden clean and tidy and took the > > old fence away. > > > > Now my garden looks unloved compared to the new > > fence. Might need him back to sort it out! > > > > Have no hesitation in recommending him. Check > out > > the before and after pictures. > > > > Thanks again Carl. > > > > > Do you live in the area? Views like that in > London? Fantastic! What are you overlooking? Wow Nunhead
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beansprout Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi there, > > On my walk today, noticed that there is a new > Italian restaurant opening on Lordship Lane > between maths centre and hardware shop. Is that at the end near the library?
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You could let the bank know?
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Bob Buzzard Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thanks, but I want an official one. My period > house is large since it was extended and Alexander > Fleming must have lived too in a large period > house in London - it could have been my house, so > I could well be eligible to be plaqued. 🤣🤣🤣
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Angelina Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sorry, it's called New Covent Garden Market. It's > in Vauxhall. > > https://www.newcoventgardenmarket.com/visit > > It's not just for traders but it's a lot cheaper > as you have to buy boxes - you can just buy one > box - we often go. > Most of the shops buy there and sell it on - it's > very profitable. > > Don't be put off when it says just traders. > > They obviously prefer to shift in van loads but > are happy to sell to the public too. Why on earth would you take the time and travel costs to go to Vauxhall to buy your fruit and veg wholesale? Where do you think greengrocers (and most other shops) get their stock from if not from a wholesale source? And why shouldn't shops make a profit? They aren't charities, plus they are providing a service which people want. I don't shop in Bora because I get an Oddbox plus I have an allotment, but I like to know it's there, and their displays are fantastic!
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XDoc Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Water running down my road for three years... Have you reported it?
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Melbourne Grove Market Trial Online Survey
Sue replied to andrewc's topic in General ED Issues / Gossip
legalalien Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I reckon that with some sort of artisan market > it?s only a matter of time before the estate > agents start calling it Dulwich?s ?East Village?. > Let?s see. Years ago some estate agents were calling it "East Dulwich Village". When I bought my (small, terraced) house it was described as an "artisan's cottage" 🤣🤣🤣 -
Straw poll - idling engines (buses, coaches, vans, etc.)
Sue replied to Nigello's topic in General ED Issues / Gossip
march46 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I?ve recently ordered some of these flyers to hand > to drivers. Will report back as to how I get on. > > https://www.mumsforlungs.org/resources-and-downloa > ds Thanks for this. I will get some too. -
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Amazing 😮 Years ago I heard a terrible noise in my garden and it was a bird of prey catching (and carrying off) a starling. I used to get loads of starlings in my garden, and I haven't seen a single one since then 😭
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My post seems to have gone back to normal. Things are arriving within a couple of days of being posted, and Private Eye was on time. Also I am no longer receiving items posted weeks/months ago. Fingers crossed they have cleared the backlog and now have enough staff to deliver current post. I hope I am not tempting fate by posting (no pun intended) this.
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Dog getting ill - Walking in the Rye
Sue replied to BillyOcean's topic in General ED Issues / Gossip
It's a bit odd that this isn't common knowledge among all vets, given the original post? Hope all your dogs recover quickly. -
I just used wwww.iloveimg.com which was very quick and easy and automatically compressed my photo to the correct size for the ED Forum without my having to put the required size in. If you had more than one photo to attach to one post, you would need to use another website though, as the photos would need to be compressed to a smaller size (but you could always attach one photo to each of the following posts) I couldn't find the website I used to use :(
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According to the Zoe app, there are nearly 20,000 active cases in Southwark, which is up by over 3,000 from last week.
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Bic Basher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > TfL have their own app now called TfL Go which has > live bus times. Thank you for this. I've just installed it. It looks much clearer than the bus time app I've been using.
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Lloyd?s pharmacy Is closed today - 7 February
Sue replied to singalto's topic in General ED Issues / Gossip
singalto Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ihink Lloyd?s do a delivery service if you sign up > to their scheme but I can?t see how they would > deliver when the service in the shop is so bad. It comes by post from a central place, not locally, and Royal Mail must prioritise it because it is always delivered promptly. I have used it for some time, starting from the first lockdown, and it's been brilliant. They remind you when you are running out of things, too. Highly recommended. It used to be called Echo, but now it's called Lloyds Direct. -
That's very unclear, isn't it? Is it BO for branch office? Who is going to know that!
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Abusive people in Dulwich Park just now
Sue replied to Angelina's topic in General ED Issues / Gossip
Brideshead Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Said individual (back to post) should have learn > to make equally rude comeback That remark is rude and uncalled for. Have you not read the thread? > Someone close the thread 🙄 Why? Because you don't like it? Why are you reading it and posting on it, then? -
intexasatthe moment Wrote: ----------------------------------------------------- > > I think credit is due to those delivering the > backlog - they are doing a good job. I agree. And whilst I am still receiving mail posted ages ago, a lot of this is arriving at once, so it does seem that they are finally making huge efforts to clear all the delayed post. I also recently received a package posted only 2 days ago! So I think that things are finally improving. Let's hope they get back to a regular and reliable service now, Covid permitting.
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