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Dulwich Fox, Organic Village will deliver. They have a thread or a post on here somewhere where they say that, and if memory serves they also have a Facebook page giving details. Good luck! ETA: Ooops sorry hadn't seen the post above referring to their Facebook page! ETA: /forum/read.php?30,2105650

ED - NAGAIUTB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The Ivy House has been doing sales to the public > and deliver too as far as I know. > > 020 7277 8233 Yes this is still happening, but only Wednesday to Friday inclusive. However they say the ale (and cider and lager) will keep for a week. Excellent value at ?8 for a four pint container, with free delivery.

I have loads of little tadpoles! So happy! Thanks for the spawn, Lynne! :)

gromit3:16 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > regarding queuing up, I don't think it's fair if > we are queuing up for a good half hour and some > people get to push in the que and go straight in > the shop. They are not nhs workers and they don't > look vulnerable. if you don't at the right time > slot you should have to que up like everyone else. What would "looking vulnerable" look like?

nxjen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Totally agree. Someone in the North Cross Road > area was using a wood burning stove or something > similar. Please think of those who have > respiratory problems at the best of times. Agree. I smelled that too, and I have asthma.

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes parks for everyone. Provided they stay two metres apart from anyone else. Which is not happening. 3000 people in Brockwell Park today. WTF.

Yes they are thoughtless and selfish. But the government has not given a strong enough message about why this is not OK. Aka you are potentially killing yourself, your relatives, your friends and ultimately everybody.

Just seen that Brockwell Park is closed tomorrow (Sunday) after 3000 people turned up today. We are looking at a very long lockdown at this rate :( And many avoidable deaths :( There needs to be a much stronger government message, but it's now too little too late :(

siousxiesue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm doing Couch to 5K from home, jogging on the > spot replacing jogging in the streets That's a good idea!

These have now gone, subject to (contactless) collection!! I'm amazed and delighted!! :)

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "You'd have to have a pretty big garden, surely?" > > Nah - just do loads of laps, sorted. In my garden, a lap would consist of just jumping from side to side :))

A couple of Christmases ago, my daughter gave me some carbolic soap and a scrubbing brush (as a joke, I hasten to add!) I gave them back to her last Christmas, but much to my surprise she didn't want them :)) I still have them. Can anybody make use of them? They are triple wrapped and have been sitting outside my back door for over a year, due to the smell of the carbolic :)) If so, please PM me and I can leave them outside my house for you to contactlessly collect , otherwise much as I hate waste they are going to be binned.

I read somewhere that A&E have different entrances, reception etc for Covid-19 patients and other patients. I don't know if this is the case at King's (if that's where you would be going). I realise that obviously there is still a huge concern, but it's about weighing up relative risks I think. Your son might want to consider changing his GP, who sounds unhelpful. I agree try the pharmacy who dispensed the previous antibiotics prescription. I do hope that you and your son can sort this out quickly and with not too much further stress.

kiera Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > From today, we are asking everyone to please only > send one adult per household to our shops. This > helps us keep people a safe distance apart and > also helps to reduce queues to get into stores. > Our store teams will be asking groups with more > than one adult to choose one adult to shop and > will ask other adults to wait. Children are of > course welcome if they are not able to stay at > home." That's sensible. But I hope they will use their discretion if there are unusual circumstances (eg I don't know if it was on here, but I read of a couple where one was partially sighted and the other had mobility issues, and they needed to shop as a pair so that they could each help the other).

mako Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > To be honest I think all joggers are letting > everyone down. Stay at home, and literally no > excuse if you have your own garden. Sorry if I've missed something here, but are you suggesting people should jog around their garden? You'd have to have a pretty big garden, surely?

glenfruin Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just to clear up any confusion this post has been > changed to helping crystal pharmacy out with door > duty.. the original > post was about the shop Nisa as the title > suggests. They need to edit the title/heading! Then there would be no confusion!

Dulwich Fox, I had chicken pox twice :)

Sorry double posted.

Pugwash Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- Argos staff have complained to > their management who in turn have complained to > senior management and have been more or less told > to put up with it or be sacked. That's disgraceful > One driver informed me that one of his deliveries > this week was for a single lampshade - hardly a > priority I would think. But there has been no guidance about what you can or can't buy online? A lot of businesses will fold if they can't sell online.

Peckhamgatecrasher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Six feet apart or six feet under! :)) :)) :)) Thanks for making me laugh in a horrible situation xxx

Could it just be that whoever drafted 5(8) wasn't sufficiently careful about the wording?

edlongterm Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What has happened to the huge carp in the pond in > the Japanese Garden in Pechham Rye Gardens? I've > not seen it for weeks. Very upsetting! April 1 ...... :))

OutOfFocus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > KidKruger Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > don't forget you got a torch on yer phone JohnL > !! > > Which eventually needs charging It's a good idea to keep at least one of those portable power banks (is that what they're called?) charged up, so that you can always charge your phone in case of an emergency when there is a power cut. You can buy them online, eg from John Lewis or Amazon (and I expect many other places).

kiera Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > IlonaM > I remember reading that, in order to minimise risk > during this crisis, Sainsbury's will not take back > anything they've delivered, so I believe they have > suspended their policy of taking back unwanted > substitutes and giving refunds. The driver did take back one item from us. vic.ham, sorry, keep meaning to go through my inbox and delete loads of stuff, I'll delete a few posts now.

alc2013 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- In the meantime I'd love to > know if people have found a quiet route? If they have, they might not want to post it on here for fear that everybody will then descend upon it, seeking quietness :)