Sue

Crikey now there's another lot. They sound further away (from me, anyway). Very sorry for the immediate neighbours, not to mention the poor animals.

I remember it after it closed down. Didn't it become something else before it was demolished and flats built there?

Is it the same people? Very odd, I agree, but even odder if it's the same people two nights running I've heard them both times, but didn't know where they were coming from.

I guess you need to ask, but I'm sure it will be possible given the right precautions. I guess you need to weigh up the pros and cons. Daniel is very helpful. I'm sure he would give you advice over the phone, if he or you don't feel a physical visit is advisable, but obviously chiropractic itself involves hands on treatment (to the best of my knowledge).

seenbeen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh dear... > https://www.theguardian.com/society/2016/jan/28/ch > icken-shop-mile-britain-fat-cheap-food-obesity 😮😮😮

Daniel at Dulwich Chiropractic is seeing patients for emergencies (and now others also). I can very highly recommend him. http://www.dulwichchiropractic.co.uk Hope you are in less pain soon, Alice. ETA: An update on their website says they are currently working 11 hour days and weekends.

DovertheRoad Wrote: ---------------------------------------------------From what I > can see UK has stopped counting properly. From what I can see, the UK never started counting properly! Hope your health improves soon, Foxy 🦊

This is a link to resources specifically for people whose mental health is affected by issues relating to Covid-19: https://www.mind.org.uk/information-support/coronavirus/

Penguin68 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No, I think what was meant is that the work at > Dulwich Hospital will be a King's Satellite > delivery - and nothing to do therefore with the > Health centre/ GP provision. Thanks, I completely misunderstood the post!

lameduck Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I wont Spartacus > have had my licence for 50 years > took it when there were no such things as corners > when women drivers were rare I've had my licence for 50 years as well (yikes!) and I'm pretty sure women drivers weren't rare 😂

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I just don?t get why clubs are allowed to open > from 0609 tomorrow. > People living near pubs may be suffering the > fallout by 0900 !! > During normal times 0600 is never allowed, so why > now !!? > > ?But Downing Street said the later opening time > for pubs was a "sensible precaution" to avoid > midnight parties?. > > Huh ?!? If they had just given a date, they thought some pubs might open just after midnight (i.e. 12.01 am on 4 July, just after midnight tonight). But why 6am, God knows.

Friernlocal Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > For clarity, kidney dialysis, physiotherapy and > blood testing are provided at the new health > centre by King's College Hospital, not GSTT. But blood testing was previously done at both Dulwich Hospital and King's. Are you saying it will now only be done at King's? Dulwich was very convenient!

lameduck Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Shergar was the prince Albert originally > then the the Shergar then spotted frog > Confusion lies there because Consort road was > changed from Albert road in 1938 > lots of pubs the barnaby in Ilderton road was the > the Cliftonville tavern originally > you dont see the cliftonville mentioned, only the > canterbury which was on corner of okr > and the barnaby Wasn't the Prince Albert in Bellenden Road, just down from The Wishing Well (which became The Victoria Inn)?

https://www.closedpubs.co.uk/london/se15_peckham.html The link above is to a list of closed pubs in Nunhead and Peckham. Maybe one of the names will ring a bell?

Probably someone from the other Nunhead pubs would be able to tell you? I'm assuming not The Man of Kent, as that's on a corner?

I think The Bishop was The Foresters Arms? On a corner of Lordship Lane but not "the" corner by the roundabout (that's the EDT). The first pub you come to after the EDT, and before The Palmerston. Very rough pub, and you could smell the Gents toilet as soon as you walked in the door. When it became The Bishop, the owner had a dog who had a seat by the window permanently reserved for it, even when it wasn't in the pub .... The Actress is at the junction of North Cross Road and Crystal Palace Road, opposite where the old police house used to be.

Abe_froeman Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Such pathetic nonsense from our council once > again. > > This service should be open unrestricted and in > full. And forget about social distancing and the health of users and staff, and their contacts?

seenbeen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- >. Many of the > houses were artisans' cottages. When I bought my small terraced house nearly thirty years ago, it was described in the estate agent's blurb as an "artisan's cottage." I thought it was just estate agent language to make the house sound more attractive!

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue - generally I?ll get the bus over to FH as > there?s pubs there showing most major contests. > But the whole act of going to pubs for just drinks > I?m really not missing at all for some reason, I > do t really care why, it?s what it is. > Does NOT mean I?ve gone off beer tho !!!! > 🍻 Actually I agree, I haven't really missed pubs either (except for live music). And I've discovered that some low alcohol beer is actually rather good (thank you Tesco!) so that was a health bonus 😂 Some still as dire as I remember, though ....

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------- > > There's noises in the country too - cows, birds, > tractors and teenagers live in the country too > (they just have their parties in a rural rather > than urban setting) Having lived in both town and country, I would rather hear owls hooting - and the occasional sound of small animals screaming as the owls catch them - than some of the avoidable noises in the early hours round here .... Tractors don't tend to be out at night, on the whole, nor cows moo ... And teenagers tend to meet up with their mates in the towns/villages, not in the middle of the countryside ....

Good to hear, hope that continues x

Has that meant things have improved for you, mary123? I hope so.

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I must be in a tiny minority - not missing pubs at > all ! What, not even The Castle for the boxing on the telly? 🙂

My partner and I were sitting in the garden, and we both heard and commented on the sirens. It is very usual to hear one or two, not so many at once. I thought we would hear of some local incident the following day. I doubt if we would have heard anything if we had been inside the house, so I'm a bit bemused as to why anybody would say there weren't any sirens just because they didn't happen to hear them!