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KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Actually, Sue, it flew over my garden. > Yours view would have been slightly off to one > side 🙄 🤣🤣🤣

https://www.gumtree.com/london Also I think Facebook has local market places.

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Concorde used to fly over, from memory about > 5-6pm. Yes, it did, it was wonderful. I used to love seeing Concorde flying over my garden! When they withdrew Concorde, two of them flew over East Dulwich on their last flight, but sadly I missed it.

Nigello Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The Walworth Road is a lot less clogged than it > used to be, as is C Green. The real slog is LL > these days between M and S and the rail station. I > prefer to walk much of that stretch and pick it up > at the station. The 12 doesn't go down LL or past the station, does it? It goes down Barry Road.

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What is 2x2 seating? Aren't train seats always in twos? Have I missed something here?

Drxyster Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think if you check the 63 and 363 travel via > Peckham along the Old Kent road, not the Walworth > Road. Isn't that why Bic Basher said the 63 was quicker than the 12 to get to the Elephant, or have I misunderstood? Because the 12 goes via Camberwell and the Walworth Road?

Loz334 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > They had a fire at the Kings Arms back in March. I > heard will be closed about 5 months. > The Mount vineyard close by is nice Thanks for that info! Is The Mount within walking distance of the station?

binatone Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > is your address confusing is it clearly marked > maybe the guy is scared for not delivering it > don't judge anonan till u walked 10 miles in his > shoes ffs get a life u lot on here winge winge > winge You don't seem to have much of a life if you are posting crap like this and your previous post at four in the morning. This is a thread about problems with Royal Mail. If you don't like it, why not go and read something else?

Duc748 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > @CPR Dave, approach Sainsburys from Bellenden, > Avondale and Pytechley Roads and you'll miss the > camera. When you depart Sainsburys, go up the hill > and back the same way. Duc748 can you give me a route for all my likely journeys?! The last time I used my car was to take my Christmas tree back to my allotment, and now my battery is flat😭 hopefully not irreversibly damaged 😭 Oh and CPR Dave, wouldn't it be cheaper to get your groceries delivered, even with the delivery charge?

CPR Dave Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Thanks Mrs R. Again I can't get there without > incurring costs. I will chuck them in the green > wheely bin. I am taking some small electrical items to the Sydenham Hill recycling place (by bus and foot) If you would like me to take yours too, please PM me. Please don't bin them!

another annie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > womanofdulwich Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > i was there yesterday, the pub is being done > up, > > but maybe pizza at he vineyard nearby, ant > there > > is a tea room > > Yes the Kings Arms at Shoreham is being renovated, > we tried it today, sign says 'until further > notice'. Looks like a pretty major job, lots of > scaffolding etc. Agree its one of the best for > food and friendliness, hope they return soon and > not too changed. Thank you for that, we were thinking of returning for a walk (and a pub lunch!) Unfortunately the other pubs in Shoreham (I think there are another two?) aren't anywhere near as nice.

It's great that he is recovering well, but that seems very odd that he can't be reunited with his family. I get that it's an invasive species, but he was here already! Is the issue that he might produce more goslings (well, father more goslings)?

TWB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Shout out to the lovely little local indie gems > Vits + Kicks {&} Rise & Bloom. > , > Food/drinks, ambience & service is flawless. Yeh, great service at Vits + Kicks. The meal I had wasn't very filling, but probably a poor choice. Nice cocktails!

😮😮😮 I love cats, and I love birds, but FFS the cat going after the birds is instinct. Nature, innit.

d.b Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Authentic Sri Lankan or South Indian (I know we > have Ganapati but would be lovely to have > something similar on LL) We did have a South Indian restaurant on Lordship Lane not too long ago. I can't remember its name, but somebody on here will, I'm sure. It was just down from The Palmerston, if memory serves. It was great. Nobody went to it. It closed down.

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I was sitting in the garden tonight and I became really aware of the number and noise of the planes. I think I must have just forgotten how bad it is

Where were they found? I can't find any mention of that anywhere.

ianr Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > They are looking for volunteers to run it > > I think the need is more substantial than that, > starting with new proprietorship. If you look at the thread in the link above, as well as time and commitment (and expertise) it needs a fair bit of money spent. I suggested a crowdfunder, but obviously there is no point having the money without somebody/some people to do what needs to be done to the software and then to run and moderate it. A huge commitment I would think, and Mark deserves a medal for keeping it going so long. It's a massively useful local resource and it will be a real shame if it closes, but I can see why others would be loath to take it on.

How do you know why people voted as they did?

Apparently swifts are now on the red endangered list, and their numbers have plummeted, presumably because of the drastically reduced numbers of insects for them to eat. So anything that can be done to help them breed is great.

I've now had a second flyer for them pushed through my letterbox! Whatever else, they are certainly working hard on promoting the place!

coco99 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Please join me in reporting this incident to > GATEHerts at > https://gateherts.org.uk/report-racism/ who work > with victims of discrimination, hate incidents and > crime within Gypsy and Traveller communities, > supporting victims and encouraging reporting of > hate crime incidents, every report gets followed > up with the police and reported to government so > they can have a better understanding of the > everyday racism faced by the Gypsy, Roma & > Traveller communities. > I thank you all for your support. I am fully in support of these sentiments, but I agree with KidKruger that this incident should not be reported unless the true reason for closing the pub is known. There must be some way of finding out. The pub is nowhere near the cemetery, so other pubs must have been approached, if that's actually what happened. I'm a community shareholder in The Ivy House, which is very near the cemetery, and to the best of my knowledge they neither closed down nor had any trouble of any kind.

The only reason I wouldn't vote Green in a general election is that I think Helen Hayes is an excellent constituency MP, as was Tessa Jowell before her.