Peckhamgatecrasher

THanks muffins. Villages in Ireland have been contacted in case he turns up there.

Thanks all. Yes flyers have gone out in all his haunts, even in the most unlikely places.

Still no news. Please remember to keep a look out.

Message from on of his grandsons: Hi, I am very greatful for all your kind words and effort to help us find our grandad, dad, great grandfather, brother, friend and part of the community. We have had a little bit of a lead where he has been spotted in Waterloo yesterday morning at 3am. We have still not caught up with him even though we have been out looking 23hours a day. We are having a meet at platform 15 in Waterloo train station at 2pm today (10 June) with flyers with the police, at the moment we have good number however the more the merrier. The police have also not ruled out the local area which we will also keep searching, We will be briefed with the police very soon on the local areas Once again i thank you all for your kind words, messages and great community spirit. I will keep you all posted and hope we find Grandad soon

Travel cards are included which is a nice touch. My event is in Greenwich park so I'm tempted to splash out on a river trip.

Thank you all for your kind comments. Unfortunately there is no further news at the moment.

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Thanks. To date there has been no mental confusion so it's somewhat worrying.

Thanks Pugwash. Has been done, and all local hospitals.

Would you please all keep a look out for Mr Pat Connelly, 83, missing from Nunhead since 1 pm Thursday, 7 June. He is white, about 5'6", has white hair, though mostly bald. He has a strong Irish accent. He has slightly protruding ears. Narrow, slightly pointed nose. Very defined cheek bones. Slender build. He was probably wearing a cap and a zip-up, dark coloured jacket (not anorak) was also wearing his slippers. He wears gold-rimmed glasses. Peckham Police Station are co-ordinating the search, so please call them if you have any information. He is on medication for a heart condition and does not have this with him. He is known to visit Nunhead Cemetery often, so if you are a dog walker, please keep a special look out. Other known occasional haunts are St Thomas' Church, Nunhead, Irish shop on Lordship Lane, cafes and shops in Nunhead, and the Southbank near Waterloo. Many thanks.

Board game/edible goodies/theatre?

You will be relieved to hear it's over. Dib, dib, dib. Happy Jubile, Ma'am. Your loyal servant, PGC. *curtseys*

... and there are more than two.

Bottoms. I was sober too. Must stop speed reading.

Hear, hear. Jenny on Lordship Lane is superb.

well, someone has to say it: STONE THE CROWS!

"I do like fish and chips. And the seaside! And the light! And the art! " Margate's nearer and probably cheaper.

Oh huge congrats.

Sure I heard house martins today, but I didn't see them.

I wouldn't get your knickers in a twist. Going by the Yanks in WWII, it'll be another three years before she arrives.

My daughter is 17. She and her friends love Threads in Bellenden Rd. I've bought her a gift token from there before (hand written - nothing fancy). It seems secondhand/vintage is really cool.

Crows are principally carrion eaters, but I have seen them take live ducklings in Peckham Rye. They have also attacked a dog I walked when he got too near the fledglings.

What an exciting end. That's what makes 5 day test matches so brilliant.

Last time a torch was run through the streets of Peckham, I was looking forward to a big sports name. Floella Benjamin did the honours. I'd rather have had Big Ted.

We toured a few houses today. Great fun and some lovely work but it does feel a bit odd going into someone's private home.